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A non health care professional reported that, following the intraocular lens (iol) implant procedure the patient had vision problems.The patient¿s left eye is the worst and don't know if its the surgeon or the lens.Additional information received and stated that, the patient had a second opinion for fear that, was going to go blind but the physician has assured me that patient sight should not deteriorate much more than it has and he sees no signs of blindness.The patient says brochure is nothing like the results.The patient doesn¿t has distance vision as well as was suggested, and have inferior mid range and close up vison.The night vison is far worse than expected.The patient has halo and starring around all the lights along with vison not any better than it was, night driving is very difficult and i can barely drive anywhere.The patient says, have lost my desire to do some of the things patient used to enjoy.Shopping and trying to see is worse than it was before surgery.Watching grandson play baseball through a fence or basketball in an gym gives trouble because it¿s a depth problem that if hard to comprehend.The eye surgeon said he could try to remove them but could not guarantee results.The second opinion doctor said not to have that done unless it was done by one particular doctor that corrects problems with these lens.The eye surgeon has apologized numerous times and even provided glasses that are not the solution.The surgeon has refunded a partial amount of the cost and said they just didn¿t work for me.
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