2021 Digest (Vol 31 No 1)
Premium IOLs are often
described in the lay press as providing vision that is closest to
one’s natural sight, allowing patients to see both near and far
without glasses. However, numerous factors, such as accuracy of
preoperative measurements, ocular anatomy, and individual
adaptation to IOLs can lead to surgical outcomes that do not meet
patients’ preoperative expectations.
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Chart alteration hinders the defense of a complicated cataract surgery
The patient presented to an OMIC insured group for evaluation of bilateral cataracts with an OMIC insured. He had a history of difficulty reading small print, seeing in bright sunlight, and glare at night. A dilated exam revealed significant amblyopia OS, with BCVA of 20/100 and a modest cataract OD with BCVA of 20/30. It...
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Analysis of the 2021 cataract study
Over the last two years, OMIC has seen an increase in the frequency of cataract surgery claims. In response, Risk Management performed an in-depth analysis of 2016-2020 claims involving premium cataract services and our findings are detailed in the lead article. Drs. Tigani and Pelton discuss some additional factors that may set the stage for vulnerability to cataract claims activity. Read more and learn risk management strategies on pg 7 of...
