What to expect with a retinal examRetinal Exam.jpgA retinal exam is not much different than any other eye exam. A retinal eye exam usually involves these steps:First, you’ll be asked about your medical history and any vision problems or symptoms you might be experiencing and what brought you here.Next, how clearly you can see (visual acuity) is measured. Your eye pressure is measured, during which you may receive drops that dilate your pupil.Your doctor checks the health of your eyes and retinas, using several lights and performing different types of tests.Retinal examinationA retinal examination — sometimes called ophthalmoscopy or funduscopy — allows your doctor to evaluate the back of your eye, including your retina, optic disk and the underlying layer of blood vessels that nourish the retina (choroid). Usually before your doctor can see these structures, your pupils must be dilated with eye drops that keep the pupil from getting smaller when your doctor shines light into the eye.In Manu Shree hospital retinal examination is done by OCT Machine.

For the patients of nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, Manu Shree Hospital provides ICL surgical procedures. The procedure is carried by an ophthalmology expert team in a painless process. We assure you get the best remedial, and treatment methods for eye problems. Further, the post surgical support also ensures you feel safe, and secure throughout the procedure, and treatment.

DCR is a highly rewarding Endoscopic procedure for management of dacryocystitis when epiphora does not respond to medications or repeated syringing of nasolacrimal duct. It is a simple, less time consuming, safe but skilful, highly satisfying surgery both for the patients as well as the surgeons. There is very big advantage of EEDCR, it is close 100% successful procedure, even if there is recurrence of epiphora it is again correctable fully with no residual affects.