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Could you have a myocardial perfusion scan after a cataract operation?

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Dr. Tal Raviv answered

Yes: Modern day cataract surgery is minimally invasive and can even be done with just eye-drop (topical) anesthesia. While an implant (silicone or acrylic) is placed during the surgery, there are no restrictions on any future nuclear imaging, mri, ct scan etc..

Answered 12/6/2012

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Dr. Thomas Heston answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

Yes: Lots of people who have had a cataract operation have undergone myocardial perfusion imaging without any difficulties whatsoever.

Answered 9/29/2012

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Dr. Amin Ashrafzadeh answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

Certainly: You might be able to see the results better too!

Answered 12/25/2012

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