Vitreo-Retinal Department

Vitreoretinal surgery refers to any operation to treat eye problems involving the retina, macula, and vitreous fluid. These include retinal detachment, macular hole, epiretinal membrane, and complications related to diabetic retinopathy. Retinal diseases are often a reflection of the general health of an individual. Retina gets affected by various systemic diseases like diabetes mellitus, hypertension, etc. A large number of diseases affect retina which requires both medical as well as surgical treatment. A wide variety of diagnostic devices as well as treatment equipment is essential to achieve optimum results in retinal diseases.

DIABETIC RETINOPATHY (DR): In diabetic patients the retinal blood vessels become leaky. This leads to an accumulation of fluid and blood in the retina. This causes macular edema, exudates, and hemorrhages on the retinal surface. In advanced stages, improper oxygenation of the retina causes the development of abnormal blood vessels that leak blood into the vitreous cavity in front of the retina (vitreous hemorrhage). The fibrous tissue surrounding these blood vessels pulls the retina leading to tractional retinal detachment. This is a potentially blinding condition, but if detected and treated on time can be kept well under control. This is more common in diabetes is advanced and uncontrolled and of the young-onset type, but can occur even in early well-controlled late-onset diabetics.

Vitreo-Retinal Department

Visual ability of Cornea Evaluation of retina Analyze aberrations with the latest technology all these to achieve Personal Best Vision

5000 plus eyes corrected successfully for over a decade

5000 plus eyes corrected successfully for over a decade

To provide predictable outcome giving independence from Spectacle and contact lens.

Single use device - Fresh Consumables for each patient Strict IP protocol - Weekly swabs from OT, Daily sterilization of OT, makes the procedure at MEC totally risk free

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