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[La Globule]

Bonsoir

qq a-t-il l'expérience du délai réglementaire nécessaire pour "récupérer" sa visite médicale ('classe 2) après une opération de la cataracte ???

même question pour une opération un peu plus lourde  : ablation membrane epiretiniene ?

où trouver un texte (simple) sur les valeurs d'aptitude médicales ,hors les 260pages de la JAR!!!

Merci

Modifié par La Globule, 27 juin 2018 - 23:48.

[Stéphane]

Voici ce que dit l'EASA

(Page 26 of 61 - Annex to ED Decision 2011/015/R)

(désolé, je n'ai pas la version française sous la main, si elle existe)

 

Eye surgery

The assessment after eye surgery should include an ophthalmological examination.

(1) After refractive surgery, a fit assessment may be considered, provided that:

(i) pre-operative refraction was not greater than +5 dioptres;

(ii) post-operative stability of refraction has been achieved (less than 0.75 dioptres variation diurnally);

(iii) examination of the eye shows no post-operative complications;

(iv) glare sensitivity is within normal standards;

(v) mesopic contrast sensitivity is not impaired;

(vi) review is undertaken by an eye specialist.

(2) Cataract surgery entails unfitness. A fit assessment may be considered after 3 months.

(3) Retinal surgery entails unfitness. A fit assessment may be considered 6 months after successful surgery. A fit assessment may be acceptable earlier after retinal laser therapy. Follow-up may be required.

(4) Glaucoma surgery entails unfitness. A fit assessment may be considered 6 months after successful surgery. Follow-up may be required. (5) For (2), (3) and (4) above, a fit assessment may be considered earlier if recovery is complete.

 

Soit un réexamen médical ophtalmologique après 3 mois pour la cataracte, 6 mois (ou moins après chirurgie laser) pour une opération rétinienne. 

[La Globule]

Voici ce que dit l'EASA

(Page 26 of 61 - Annex to ED Decision 2011/015/R)

(désolé, je n'ai pas la version française sous la main, si elle existe)

 

 

Eye surgery

The assessment after eye surgery should include an ophthalmological examination.

(1) After refractive surgery, a fit assessment may be considered, provided that:

(i) pre-operative refraction was not greater than +5 dioptres;

(ii) post-operative stability of refraction has been achieved (less than 0.75 dioptres variation diurnally);

(iii) examination of the eye shows no post-operative complications;

(iv) glare sensitivity is within normal standards;

(v) mesopic contrast sensitivity is not impaired;

(vi) review is undertaken by an eye specialist.

(2) Cataract surgery entails unfitness. A fit assessment may be considered after 3 months.

(3) Retinal surgery entails unfitness. A fit assessment may be considered 6 months after successful surgery. A fit assessment may be acceptable earlier after retinal laser therapy. Follow-up may be required.

(4) Glaucoma surgery entails unfitness. A fit assessment may be considered 6 months after successful surgery. Follow-up may be required. (5) For (2), (3) and (4) above, a fit assessment may be considered earlier if recovery is complete.

 

Soit un réexamen médical ophtalmologique après 3 mois pour la cataracte, 6 mois (ou moins après chirurgie laser) pour une opération rétinienne. 

Merci de l' info