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This channel features easy-to-understand explanations about treatment and surgery, primarily focusing on cataract surgery, by Dr. Yasutaka Mochizuki, Director of the Mochizuki Eye Clinic Group and a certified ophthalmologist by the Japanese Ophthalmological Society.

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What is it like to see while wearing an eye patch after cataract surgery?

Former announcer Ms. Hamasaki actually tried walking outside and going up and down stairs while wearing an eye patch.

Wearing an eye patch makes it difficult to judge distances, and vision in one eye is also impaired. Particular caution is needed on the way home on the day of surgery, especially when encountering unfamiliar places with steps or crowds.

We hope this will be helpful for those who are about to undergo cataract surgery or those considering accompanying family members.

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▼Table of Contents
0:00 This time, we'll experience life with an eye patch.
0:30 When should you start and stop wearing an eye patch after cataract surgery?

1:00 Why our clinic requests eye patches
2:40 Trying on an eye patch
3:40 Walking outside...
4:50 Going up and down stairs
6:35 The clinic director explains precautions for wearing an eye patch
7:47 Benefits of wearing an eye patch

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Operating Ophthalmology Clinic
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✅ Mochizuki Ophthalmology Clinic, Josuidori Branch
→https://mochizukiganka.com/josuidori/
Address: 4-13-60 Yakuin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City

✅ Mochizuki Ophthalmology Clinic, Roji Main Branch
→ https://mochizukiganka.com/
Address: 4-1-45 Roji, Minami-ku, Fukuoka City

Mochizuki Ophthalmology Clinic, with the motto of "pursuing the best," provides advanced medical care, including retinal and vitreous surgery, and aims to be a trusted local clinic.

All doctors and staff are committed to providing compassionate care to each and every patient.
Please feel free to consult with us, from children to the elderly.
*In addition to regular clinic days, we also offer consultations on Sundays (irregularly). --------------------------------

Clinic Director: Yasutaka Mochizuki

For approximately 10 years, I have been involved in the diagnosis and surgery of various diseases, including corneal and retinal diseases, tumors, and glaucoma, at major hospitals such as Kyushu University Hospital. I specialize in retinal and vitreous surgery, and at Kyushu University Hospital, I served as ward chief and outpatient chief, leading medical teams to tackle complex cases. I have also dedicated myself to the development of new treatment methods and clinical research, and as part of this, I obtained a doctoral degree for research on "Evaluating adjunctive surgical procedures during vitrectomy for diabetic macular edema." I have presented my research findings at domestic and international academic conferences, striving to realize better treatments.

Biography

1999
Graduated from Kurume University School of Medicine
1999
Joined the Department of Ophthalmology, Kyushu University
2000
Nippon Steel Yawata Memorial Hospital
2001
National Hospital Kure Medical Center
2002
Medical Staff, Kyushu University Hospital
2003
National Hospital Nagasaki Medical Center
2004
Chief Ward Officer, Kyushu University Hospital
2007
Chief Outpatient Physician, Kyushu University Hospital
2008
Chief Ward Physician, Kyushu University Hospital
2011
Special Lecturer, Kyushu University Hospital
2011
Opened Mochizuki Ophthalmology Clinic, Roji Main Branch
2025
Opened Mochizuki Ophthalmology Clinic, Josui-dori Branch

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