Paul M Scott MD, FACS, PA

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Primary: Ophthalmologist (Eye Doctor)

Sub-Specialty: General

Additional Specialties: Ophthalmology

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Fax: (713) 988-0707

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contact lenses

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Memorial Hermann SW Med Plz 3

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Westside, Sharpstown

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Phone: (713) 988-0121

Address: 7500 Beechnut St Ste 256, Houston, TX 77074

Website: http://www.drpaulscott.com

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Emergency Care
This communication is for patient use only. It is intended for non emergency use and not to replace medical examination. A response may take up to 72 hours especially on weekends or holidays. For emergency conditions, please call the office and the doctor on call will respond or you may go to the nearest emergency room. This email is not intended for emergency conditions.

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a condition where the pressure inside the eye is too high and there is damage to the structures inside the eye which can lead to decreased vision. The treatment of glaucoma includes decreasing the pressure so damage is prevented altogether or at least its progression is stopped. The examination for glaucoma includes measurement of vision, side vision [visual field], pressure inside the eye, the “drainage” area [“angle”] inside of the eye and very careful evaluation of the optic nerve. Even with all these techniques and measurements, sometimes the question still is not fully answered whether glaucoma exists or not, and, if it does, is it being treated the best way possible.
Ophthalmology
Dr. Scott was born in Montreal, Canada in 1946 and graduated from the University of Ottawa Medical School in Ottawa, Canada. After completing an internship at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, he returned to Ottawa for his residency in Ophthalmology. He then joined the faculty of McGill University practicing at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal before moving to Houston.
Cataracts
There are several ways to perform cataract surgery. One of the most frequent methods is to remove the cloudy portion of the lens, leaving the back capsule intact. This technique maintains the normal barrier between the front and back portions of the eye. It also serves as a “pocket” or “bag” into which an intraocular lens implant can be placed.
Cataract Surgery
Posterior capsulotomy is a surgical procedure which is sometimes necessary to clear vision after cataract surgery. The natural lens inside the eye focuses light rays. This lens has a thin outer “skin” called the capsule. Normally, the lens is clear. When it becomes cloudy and interferes with vision, it is called a cataract and the only treatment available is to remove it.
Eye Exam
To be fit with contacts, a comprehensive eye exam must be completed. A trial lens is then used to make sure the measurements that have been taken translate into a comfortable product with good vision. Instructions on the care, handling, insertion and removal are given as well as a “break in” schedule. The follow up visit is most important and is usually scheduled in about a week. At that visit, the lenses should have been worn for at least five hours at the time of the visit. lf things look OK at 5 hours, they are usually good for the entire waking day. Occasionally, the lenses may have to be changed or modified to obtain the best fitting, comfort and vision.

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