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Showing posts with label Cataract Incision Eye doctor vision lens Patient Education Surgery health medicine science clinic visual elder aarp. Show all posts

Thursday, August 2, 2012

PreOp Surgery, One Content License Patient Education




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Patient Education Company:

Patient education is critical for hospitals and doctors as it saves them time and increases patient satisfaction.

MedSelfEd set out to become the premier e-publisher for patient education through it's PreOp Surgery Video Centers of excellence 15 years ago and now dominates the patient education space.


  • MedSelfEd’s PreOp Surgery Video Centers of Excellence and PostCare Recovery Video Series are the #1 ranked YouTube Patient Education Channel, Playlists and videos.
  • Campaign built an 80,000 membership base for the monthly MSE Newsletter for healthcare professionals
  • MSE YouTube Channels have more than 75 million views
  • Facebook and Twitter community is in the thousands and is forging into new community-based applications.
  • Videos in the two libraries have the capacity to be sliced, diced and mashed into hundreds of videos because of the CMTv modular publishing structure.
  • Google requested MSE libraries for their original “Google Video” enterprise.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

PreOp® Small Incision Cataract Surgery Patient Education



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Patient Education Company

Your doctor has recommended that you undergo lens replacement surgery to treat a cataract. But what does that actually mean?

The human eye is constructed like a camera - with a clear lens in the front. The lens is located just behind the iris. It is contained in an elastic capsule. This capsule will serve as the housing for the new lens. All light that enters the eye has to pass through this lens.

As we age, this lens can become cloudy and gradually lose its ability to focus properly. This is called a cataract.If left untreated, a cataract can grow steadily worse - interfering more and more with your vision.
Generally, replacing a cataract with an artificial lens is a simple procedure.

It usually involves a single incision in the white of the eye. Through this single opening the cataract is removed and the artificial lens is inserted.