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with their surgery. Not every patient shares on YouTube. We are pleased to see this and hope it will be a great resource to all, in educating and informing the potential LASIK patient.
“Video of my laser eye surgery. Not for the faint at heart”
“more ppl should do it! it allows for the flow of information and for honest reactions. #lasiktv“
James S. Lewis, MD, and The Eye Institute of Salus University
Creating the premium practice means staying “ahead of the pack” in a number of areas, not the least of which being the technology aspect of ophthalmology. At The Eye Institute of Salus University, James S. Lewis, MD, has done just that, creating a high-tech yet inviting environment for his patients.
“I’ve been interested in imaging, particularly video imaging, even before I started my practice,” Dr. Lewis told Premier Surgeon. “It’s the perfect match because ophthalmology lends itself to the creative use of optics, ultrasound, laser interferometry and laser techniques.”
Dr. Lewis’ love of technology can be seen in every aspect of the well-appointed office. Within the waiting areas, patients watch educational videos on large-screen, high-definition LCD and plasma monitors, and each surgical procedure is recorded to DVD using top-of-the-line cameras so patients can view their surgery at home. Images by Peter Olson Photography.
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