2005 - 06-28-05

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You see, Dr. Patterson takes
all surgery seriously (very seriously) and he
refuses to take any shortcuts or cut any corners
with his patients just to hurry along the
procedure or make some extra money.

He understands the importance
of each and every phase of the surgery.
Everything from where it's performed to how it's
performed and in which specific cases it should
be performed.

Most doctors realize that
infection is the number one concern when
performing Cataract surgery. And they do
sterilize their equipment... but... what they do
not realize is that sterilization begins long
before the actual tools themselves.

Take a look at just how far
Dr. Patterson has gone in order to achieve
maximum sterilization and cleanliness in his
facility:

Where The Procedures Are Performed

Dr. Patterson performs all eye
surgeries in an ambulatory surgery center which
is licensed by the State of Tennessee and
certified by the U.S. Government. The surgery
center is built to the exact same standards
required for open-heart surgery or brain
surgery. For example, Dr. Patterson's surgery
center features:

Humidity Control: Of all the
variables involved with a sterile environment
and successful Cataract surgery, humidity is one
of the biggest. If the humidity was too high, or
low, infectious spores could grow or mutate and
be carried around the room by human movement.

But Dr. Patterson has gone to
extraordinary measures to control humidity in
his facility. You see, during construction, the
contractors placed a layer of rubberized asphalt
laminated to a polyethylene film under the
concrete slab to prevent vapor from seeping up
through the concrete floor.