n, including antibiotics and bowel rest. Surgical intervention: Required for large perforations, ongoing peritonitis, or failed conservative management. Infection Control Local wound infections: Managed with antibiotics and wound care. Absc
ty Thromboembolic events Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) Preoperative Strategies to Minimize Complications Prevention begins before the first incision. Proper patient assessment, surgical planning, and optimization of sys
Tabagisme Sédentarité Prévention et gestion Contrôle strict de la glycémie Surveillance régulière du profil lipidique et de la pression artérielle Adoption d’un mode de vie sain : alimentation équilibrée, activité physique régulière, arrêt du ta
yle considerations (e.g., outdoor activities, night driving) Cost and availability of advanced lens types Given the diversity of lens options—monofocal, multifocal, toric, accommodating, and extended depth of focus (EDOF)—the selection process must be pers
ity: Mismatched restorations can cause wear and biological incompatibility. Post-Operative and Maintenance Factors Ongoing care influences long-term stability: Inadequate Hygiene: Plaque accumulation around implants fosters peri-implant diseases. Lack of
ity to light Vision changes Presence of a white or gray spot on the cornea 3. Dry Eyes and Discomfort Many contact lens wearers experience dryness and discomfort, especially during prolonged wear, which can lead to more serious issues if ignored. Causes Reduced tear produc
in planning and risk assessment. How are complications of PCI typically managed when they occur? Management depends on the complication but may include conservative observation, pharmacological therapy, additional stenting or ballooning, or surgical inter
ingress. Prescribing Appropriate Antibiotics: Based on clinical judgment. Drainage or Debridement: If abscess formation occurs. Preventing Root Fracture Avoid Excessive Force: During root resection or osteotomy. Use of Mag
nagement Preoperative and postoperative nutritional counseling and supplementation. Routine monitoring for deficiencies with blood tests. Medical or endoscopic management of strictures (dilation) or reflux. Behavioral therapy and follow-up
