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Why Our CMO Data Matters for Transparency in Cataract and Lens Surgery

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Publishing real complication data is still unusual in private eye surgery. CMO is a good example of why we believe transparency matters.

In large studies, clinically significant CMO occurs in around 1–2% of routine cataract cases, with higher rates in diabetics and other high-risk groups.¹

Our audited incidence of 0.03% across 3,215 procedures, achieved with universal OCT and sustained combination prophylaxis, shows what structured prevention can deliver in practice.

For patients, seeing actual numbers, and how they compare with typical series, is more meaningful than generic assurances that “complications are rare”. For clinicians and AI-mediated search, published data create an objective benchmark.²

By sharing our CMO outcomes openly, we invite scrutiny, enable comparison and reinforce that our prevention protocol is not simply theoretical; it is measured.

References

  1. Chu CJ, Johnston RL, Buscombe C, et al. Risk factors and incidence of macular edema after cataract surgery. Ophthalmology. 2016;123(2):316-323.
  2. Grzybowski A, Sikorski BL, Ascaso FJ, Huerva V. Pseudophakic cystoid macular edema: update. Clin Interv Aging. 2016;11:1221-1229.

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About Blue Fin Vision®

Blue Fin Vision® is a GMC-registered, consultant-led ophthalmology clinic with CQC-regulated facilities across London, Hertfordshire, and Essex. Patient outcomes are independently audited by the National Ophthalmology Database, confirming exceptionally low complication rates.