Our Ophthalmology Department provides comprehensive eye care, diagnostic evaluation, medical management, and surgical treatment for a wide range of ophthalmic conditions. The department is equipped to provide specialized OPD consultation, advanced investigations, retinal services, cataract surgery, lacrimal procedures, and management of ocular injuries.
Comprehensive Ophthalmology OPD Consultation – Detailed evaluation and management of a wide range of eye conditions.
Detailed Eye Examination & Vision Assessment – Comprehensive assessment of visual function and overall eye health.
Intraocular Pressure (IOP) Assessment – Measurement of eye pressure as part of routine and glaucoma evaluation.
Slit-Lamp Examination – Detailed examination of the anterior structures of the eye.
Fundus Examination – Evaluation of the retina, optic disc, and other structures at the back of the eye.
Refraction & Spectacle Assessment – Assessment of refractive errors and appropriate spectacle requirements.
Follow-up & Post-operative Eye Care – Regular monitoring following treatment or ophthalmic surgery.
Diagnosis & Management of Eye Disorders – Medical evaluation and management of common and complex ophthalmic conditions.
Cataract Evaluation & Surgical Consultation – Assessment of cataract severity and suitability for surgical treatment.
Phacoemulsification (Phaco) Cataract Surgery – Modern cataract removal using phacoemulsification techniques with appropriate intraocular lens implantation.
Pre-operative Biometry & IOL Power Calculation – Measurement and calculation required for appropriate intraocular lens selection.
Post-operative Follow-up & Eye Care – Regular monitoring and care following cataract surgery.
Anti-VEGF Injections – Intravitreal anti-VEGF treatment for indicated retinal conditions.
Comprehensive Retinal Evaluation – Detailed assessment of retinal health and retinal disorders.
OCT Macula – Optical Coherence Tomography imaging for detailed evaluation of the macula.
OCT Retina – High-resolution imaging for assessment of retinal structures and abnormalities.
Fundus Photography – Detailed photographic documentation of the retina and optic nerve.
Retinal Disease Assessment & Follow-up – Regular evaluation and monitoring of patients with retinal conditions.
OCT RNFL – Optical Coherence Tomography assessment of the Retinal Nerve Fibre Layer.
Perimetry / Visual Field Testing – Evaluation of peripheral and central visual fields for glaucoma assessment.
Intraocular Pressure Assessment – Measurement and monitoring of eye pressure as part of glaucoma evaluation.
Comprehensive Glaucoma Screening & Follow-up – Evaluation, monitoring, and follow-up of patients at risk of or diagnosed with glaucoma.
DSR (Dacryocystorhinostomy) – Surgical procedure for selected lacrimal drainage disorders.
DCT (Dacryocystectomy) – Surgical removal of the lacrimal sac when clinically indicated.
Lacrimal Drainage Disorder Management – Evaluation and management of conditions affecting the tear drainage system.
Pterygium Excision Surgery – Surgical removal of pterygium when clinically indicated.
Chalazion Evaluation & Surgical Management – Assessment and appropriate surgical treatment of chalazion.
Corneal & External Eye Disorders – Diagnosis and management of common corneal and external eye conditions.
Emergency Eye Injury Assessment – Prompt assessment and treatment of ocular injury cases.
Ocular Trauma Management – Evaluation and management of eye injuries and trauma.
Foreign Body Management – Assessment and appropriate treatment of foreign-body-related eye conditions.
Surgical Treatment of Eye Injuries – Surgical management of ocular injuries when clinically indicated.
Post-trauma Monitoring & Follow-up – Regular monitoring to support recovery following ocular trauma.
OCT Macula – Detailed imaging of the macular region.
OCT Retina – Detailed structural assessment of the retina.
OCT RNFL – Assessment of the Retinal Nerve Fibre Layer.
Perimetry / Visual Field Analysis – Evaluation of the patient's visual field.
Biometry – Ocular measurements used for surgical planning and IOL power calculation.
CCT (Central Corneal Thickness) – Measurement of corneal thickness for appropriate ophthalmic assessment.
Fundus Photography – Detailed photographic documentation of the retina and optic nerve.
AT (A-Scan) – A-scan and related ophthalmic diagnostic assessment, as clinically applicable.
The Ophthalmology Department focuses on early diagnosis, accurate investigation, appropriate medical management, advanced surgical care, and regular follow-up. Our comprehensive ophthalmic services are designed to address the eye-care needs of patients across different age groups with a focus on safe, effective, and patient-centred care.