Have you been diagnosed with a cataract? This is a great opportunity to improve your vision with the help of single vision or multifocal lenses. Dr. Anderson is a board certified, fellowship-trained ophthalmologist that specializes in cataract surgery. Dr. Anderson completed medical school at the University of Illinois followed by ophthalmology residency at Chicago's Cook County Medical Center, one of the country's busiest hospitals.
In residency, he achieved the 90th percentile on the annual ophthalmology in-service exam and 95th percentile in cornea and cataract surgery volume. In his final year, he was elected Chief Resident by his attendings. Dr. Anderson then completed a Cornea, Refractive and External Disease Fellowship at Wake Forest University and made a humanitarian trip to Honduras to provide complex cataract surgical services to the underprivileged local community.
In residency, he achieved the 90th percentile on the annual ophthalmology in-service exam and 95th percentile in cornea and cataract surgery volume. In his final year, he was elected Chief Resident by his attendings. Dr. Anderson then completed a Cornea, Refractive and External Disease Fellowship at Wake Forest University and made a humanitarian trip to Honduras to provide complex cataract surgical services to the underprivileged local community.
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It impairs vision by blocking and scattering incoming light. Cataract surgery is performed when normal activities [working, reading, and driving] become difficult. Cataract development is very common and occurs in 60% of older adults and affects 24 million Americans. There are multiple factors associated with cataract development including ultraviolet light exposure, diabetes, drug use, smoking, and unfortunately the natural process of aging.
Keep seeing and looking your best by having your eyes checked annually. Many of Dr. Anderson's patients come in for an eye exam to make sure their eyes remain healthy. At your first visit and depending on your eye health, you will undergo a complete Ocular Analysis using a panel of the most advanced and proven diagnostic technology available.
Refractive Lens Exchange, also called lens replacement surgery or clear lens extraction. This is where the aging lens is replaced with a new lens. Like the lenses in your eyeglasses, your implant will contain the correct prescription to give you the best possible vision. With advancements in lens technology it is now possible to have high quality vision for both far and near.
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Claire Y.
Apr 22, 2018
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Dr. Eric Anderson has incredible technology and an efficient and caring nature. I am an actual patient. I was high risk for my surgery and Dr. Anderson made sure that every technology was available to me, and also made sure that everything was done perfectly. I am so glad to have gone to Dr. Anderson, I highly recommend him without hesitation.
