目的：了解行全飞秒激光小切口角膜基质透镜取出术(small incision lenticule extraction，SMILE)患者围手术期的体验感受。方法：采用定性调查的方法，选取广东省某医院的15名行SMILE的患者，进行半结构式访谈，将患者围手术期体验归纳为顾虑、紧张、疼痛、担心、放松5个主题概念，用现象学分析法整理、分析资料。结果：把5种体验汇总制成韦恩图，通过韦恩图提炼发现有1人有围手术期5种感受，3位有紧张、疼痛、担心、放松4种心理感受，2位只有紧张的感受，而无其余感受。结论：行SMILE患者的围手术期具有多种体验感受，分析不同感受状态和因素，为眼科医护人员对于寻求SMILE手术的患者做好围手术期的服务提供依据。

Objective: To investigate the perioperative experience after small incision lenticule extraction (SMILE). Methods: A semi-structured interview was conducted in 15 patients who underwent SMILE surgery in Zhuhai People’s Hospital.The data were collected and analyzed by phenomenological analysis. Results: The perioperative feelings of patients were summarized into five categories: concern, tension, pain, worry and relaxation. These feelings were compiled and extracted by Venn diagram. One patient had all five categories of feelings during the perioperative period. Three patients experienced four psychological feelings of tension, pain, worry and relaxation, and 2 patients had only nervous feelings during the full femtosecond operation period. Conclusion: Patients undergoing SMILE have avariety of experience feelings during perioperative period. Analysis of different feeling states and factors will provide evidence for ophthalmic medical staff to provide perioperative services for patients seeking SMILE surgery.

目的：了解行全飞秒激光小切口角膜基质透镜取出术(small incision lenticule extraction，SMILE)患者围手术期的体验感受。方法：采用定性调查的方法，选取广东省某医院的15名行SMILE的患者，进行半结构式访谈，将患者围手术期体验归纳为顾虑、紧张、疼痛、担心、放松5个主题概念，用现象学分析法整理、分析资料。结果：把5种体验汇总制成韦恩图，通过韦恩图提炼发现有1人有围手术期5种感受，3位有紧张、疼痛、担心、放松4种心理感受，2位只有紧张的感受，而无其余感受。结论：行SMILE患者的围手术期具有多种体验感受，分析不同感受状态和因素，为眼科医护人员对于寻求SMILE手术的患者做好围手术期的服务提供依据。

Objective: To investigate the perioperative experience after small incision lenticule extraction (SMILE). Methods: A semi-structured interview was conducted in 15 patients who underwent SMILE surgery in Zhuhai People’s Hospital. The data were collected and analyzed by phenomenological analysis. Results: The perioperative feelings of patients were summarized into five categories: concern, tension, pain, worry and relaxation. These feelings were compiled and extracted by Venn diagram. One patient had all five categories of feelings during the perioperative period. Three patients experienced four psychological feelings of tension, pain, worry and relaxation, and 2 patients had only nervous feelings during the full femtosecond operation period. Conclusion: Patients undergoing SMILE have a variety of experience feelings during perioperative period. Analysis of different feeling states and factors will provide evidence for ophthalmic medical staff to provide perioperative services for patients seeking SMILE surgery.