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Introduction:
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Ophthalmology has long been on the vanguard of medicine and innovation. Ophthalmologists have enjoyed high levels of satisfaction from restoring sight to patients. But the world as we know it has shifted, and now we are burdened by the pressures of modern medicine and a
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competitive marketplace. Ophthalmology should take the lead in medicine in learning how to weather these crises and how to emerge a revitalized specialty. Advances in optics allowed eyeglasses to be fitted to vision problems. The ophthalmoscope made it possible to look inside the eye and relate eye defects to internal conditions. |
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Scope of Services: |
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Refraction errors. |
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Lesions in Cornea and Ocular surface |
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Glaucoma |
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Lens |
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Blindness |
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Diseases of Retina and Vitreous |
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Management of Strabismus (Squint) |
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Paediatric Ophthalmology |
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Ophthalmoplasty |
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Eye Trauma |
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Facilities: |
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Refraction |
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Opthalmoscopy |
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Glaucoma assessment and treatment |
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Foreign body removal |
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Tonometry |
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Contact lenses |
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Squint evaluation |
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Diabetic eye care |
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Eye trauma care |
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