Shreeji Eye Institute & Research Centre, Palak’s Glaucoma Care Centre

Our Retina Specialist is compassionate and conscientious in providing retinal care to our patients, with the goal of improving eyesight and preventing loss of vision.

Our retinal specialists care for a variety of medical and surgical retinal diseases including:
* Age Related Macular Degeneration
* Diabetic Retinopathy
* Retinal Tears and Detachments
* Vascular Occlusions
* Macular Hole
* Macular Pucker and Uveitis

Our hospital have the latest diagnostic and therapeutic services including:
* Retinal photography
* Optical coherence tomography
* * Laser photocoagulation
* intravitreal injections

 

Medical Retina

  • The medical retina is a broad terminology that covers many retinal conditions that can be treated with medications or lasers
  • All the conditions that do not need surgery can otherwise be considered medical retinal issues.

Common medical retina problems:

Treatment options:

aser Treatment

Retinal Lasers

  • For treating retinal diseases the most commonly used laser is the green LASER/ retina laser (532nm, double frequency Nd:YAG Laser)
  • Different types of lasers are used for treating different eye diseases. Only some LASERs are used for the correction of numbers or the more commonly understood LASIK
  • colour.

Description of retinal injections:

  • Retinal injections is a procedure of injecting the required medicine into the GEL (vitreous) of the eye.

Common indications of intravitreal injections:

  • Wet age related macular degeneration (Wet ARMD) – CNVM, Polyps
  • Diabetic retinopathy: diabetic macular oedema
  • Vascular occlusions: branch retinal vein occlusion and central retinal vein occlusion.
  • Infections/endophthalmitis.
  • Tumours.

 

Surgical Retina

  • The surgical retina is a broad terminology for diseases of the vitreous and/or retina for which the primary management is vitreoretinal surgery
  • In addition, some medical retinal conditions may eventually need surgery.
  • many of the surgical retinal conditions are emergencies and the doctor may advise surgery at the earliest. however, there is no need to panic, as a majority of them can be managed well with modern day vitreoretinal surgical techniques.
  • for conditions like retinal detachment, intraocular infection (endophthalmitis), posteriorly dislocated/ dropped nucleus/retained lens matter, time is the essence. prompt surgical intervention is the only way to save vision in these patients.

Common surgical retina conditions: