At Sarakshi Eye Hospital, we are proud to offer a wide range of services to our patients. Whether you need a routine eye exam or are interested in exploring your vision correction options, we are here to help. We offer everything from contact lenses to LASIK surgery, all in one convenient location. Our experienced team will work with you to ensure that you receive the best possible care, tailored specifically to your individual needs. Schedule an appointment with us today!
Cryotherapy: This is a treatment for certain eye conditions that involves freezing the affected area. It is typically done on an outpatient basis and only takes a few minutes. The therapeutic use of cold temperatures, either locally or systemically. It's possible to employ cryotherapy on a wide range of tissue damage types. Cryosurgery, sometimes called cryoablation, is the most common use of the word in a medical context.
Fundus Photography & Fluorescein Angiography (FFA): These are imaging tests that allow us to take pictures of the back of your eye. They can be used to diagnose and monitor a variety of eye conditions. The test is painless and takes about 30 minutes. In particular, fundus fluorescein angiography (FFA) uses a fluorescent dye and a specialised camera to look at the blood flow in the retina and choroid (parts of the fundus).
Fourier Domain Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT): This is a non-invasive imaging test that allows us to take detailed pictures of the structures inside your eye. It is painless and takes about 20 minutes. The retina and anterior segment may be seen in exquisite detail in the high-resolution cross-sectional photographs. It has become a crucial instrument in the field of ophthalmology for the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of major and widespread illnesses.
Anterior segment OCT (ASOCT): This is similar to the OCT test, but it focuses on the front part of your eye instead of the back part. It is painless and takes about 10 minutes. The capacity of an ASOCT to provide high-resolution pictures of the eye is the greatest advantage it offers to both physicians and patients. This improves the doctor's ability to see the anterior chamber angle, which aids in the diagnosis and treatment of narrow-angle glaucoma.
Ultrasound A and B Scan: These are imaging tests that use sound waves to create pictures of the structures inside your eye. They are painless and take about 30 minutes. The A-scan ultrasound evaluates the eye's dimensions. The retina and other components in the back of your eye may be clearly seen on a B-scan. The whole process (including the A and B scans) should take no more than half an hour. The eye is evaluated through an A-scan. The right lens implant can then be chosen for the cataract surgery.
Lenstar Biometry: This is a test that measures the size and shape of your eyeball. It is painless and only takes a few minutes. Lenstar delivers comprehensive laser interferometric biometry of the eye in a single reading, including accurate keratometry, astigmatism and axis assessment, WtW and pupillometry. Patients are more likely to be satisfied with modern cataract surgery if their expectations for the implanted intraocular lens (IOL) are met. With only one click, Lenstar collects all the data necessary to use next-generation IOL prediction algorithms for optimal refractive results.
Automated Perimetry (Humphrey): This is a test that checks for vision problems caused by damage to the optic nerve. It is painless and only takes a few minutes. For evaluating visual acuity outside of the fovea, the most crucial clinical tool is automated static perimeter. The visual sensitivity threshold must be precisely measured in order to pass the exam. whereas suprathreshold tests are performed to determine whether visual function is typical.
Pachymetry: This is a test that measures the thickness of your cornea. It is painless and only takes a few minutes. Medical professionals may detect corneal swelling using pachymetry. It is possible for medical diseases like Fuch's Dystrophy to produce an accumulation of fluid in the cornea, leading to a thicker cornea as a result. Sometimes, even with contact lenses, people's corneas swell up significantly. Under a microscope, this may be obscured. However, Pach measurements will reveal a noticeable thickening.
Non Contact Tonometry: This is a test that measures the pressure inside your eyeball. It is quick, painless, and only takes a few seconds. The cornea is somewhat concave by the tonometer thanks to the use of air pulses. This tonometer is used to determine how much of a difference there is between the ocular pressures recorded on the inner flattening of the cornea and the outward flattening of the cornea. Corneal hysteresis describes this phenomenon. This device uses the value to correct for the cornea's impact on the measurement.
Specular Microscopy: This is a microscope that allows us to look at your cornea in detail. It is used to diagnose certain eye conditions and can also be used before surgery to determine if you are a good candidate for LASIK surgery. The test is painless and only takes a few minutes.
Contact Lenses: We offer both regular and specialty contact lenses at our hospital. We will work with you to find the best type of lens for your eyes. We have a variety of contact lenses ready to meet your needs and unique situations. We help first-time patients understand how to use the contact lenses and guide them about the correct usage.
Low Vision Aid: Low Vision Aid services by Sarakshi Hospital are highly beneficial for those who are struggling with low vision problems. The hospital offers a variety of services that can help improve the quality of life for those affected by low vision. Some of the services offered include low vision assessment, guidance on the use of low vision aids, and the provision of low vision aids.