| # | Retina & Uvea Services Treatment Cost | Average Price | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | How much does a surgery cost in India? | 7000.00 | 5000.00 - 25000.00 |
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Several prevalent retinal disorders and illnesses:
Several prevalent retinal disorders and illnesses
- Retinal damag
- Retinal separation
- Diabetes-related retinopathy
- Retinal epithelium
- Retinal pigmentation
- Degeneration of the macula
- Macular slit
Why Select the Center for Sight For Retinal Disorders?
You may receive thorough treatment for retinal problems at Centre for Sight.
The range of services we provide for retinal problems is as follows:
- Advanced vitreoretinal procedures for retinal care
- Treatment for retinal detachment (Retinal tear treatment)
- Management of diabetic retinopathy
- laser retinal surgery
- Age-related macular degeneration therapy
- A cure for uveitis
- Our group of highly qualified and experienced retina experts is among the finest.
We have the greatest facilities and cutting-edge medical technology for providing retinal treatment.
India's top retina specialists
One of India's top retinal specialist teams is at Centre for Sight. Even for the most difficult vitreoretinal illnesses, we provide comprehensive medicinal and surgical care with the finest results.
The Centre for Sight is the finest choice if you're seeking for some of the top retina experts in India. To offer full eye care solutions and specialist treatment for the retina, we have offices around the nation.
For retinal problems, we provide our patients with the highest level of care and accuracy. We are among the most popular options for the treatment of diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment surgery, retinal detachment (retinal tear) therapy, vitreoretinal surgery, retinopathy treatment, and several other eye conditions.
We assist you with early diagnosis of the most serious retinal illnesses and best diagnose them with a variety of treatment choices as one of the top teams of retina experts in India.
Diabetic retinopathy: What is it?
The light-sensitive tissue lining the inner wall at the back of the eye known as the retina suffers nerve and blood vessel damage as a result of the diabetes mellitus condition known as diabetic retinopathy.
Why does diabetic retinopathy develop?
The most frequent reason for visual loss in patients with diabetes is diabetic retinopathy. Diabetes damages the microscopic blood vessels in the retina, causing the retinal condition known as microangiopathy.
How does diabetic retinopathy manifest?
It might be challenging for someone to recognise the condition's early signs. However, when it worsens, symptoms will start to show, such as: Observing many floaters (various shapes that appear to be floating in the field of vision)
- Seeing things hazily
- Unreliable focus
- Blindness to colour
- Poor night vision in particular
- Vision loss
How are intravitreal injections administered during therapy for diabetic retinopathy?
The technique for intravitreal injections contains the following phases and lasts for around 20 to 30 minutes:
- The surgery is carried out in the operating room while adhering to all aseptic and antiseptic precautions.
- The patient's eyes are treated with specialised drops to widen their pupils.
- The patient is instructed to lie comfortably face up.
- The patient's eyes and eyelids will be cleansed after the pupil dilation.
- It's numbing (anaesthetic) Instilled droplets dull the eyes.
- The patient is subsequently given a gadget to keep their eyes open.
- The patient is instructed to face the light.
- Under the guidance of an operating microscope, a tiny needle is used to provide the intravitreal injection.
- The procedure isAlthough there is no pain involved, the patient does feel some strain on their eyes.
- At the conclusion of the surgery, the patient is given antibiotic eye drops, and the affected eye is covered for two hours.
Retinal detachment: what is it?
The retina separates from the layer of blood vessels underneath it that supplies it with nutrition and oxygen. When there is a retinal detachment, the retina is broken, allowing eye fluid to pass behind it.
Retinal detachment causes a partial blackout of vision in the afflicted eye, starting off as a curtain covering a portion of the field of view. A retinal detachment, commonly referred to as a detached retina, can cause irreversible visual loss if left untreated.
Types of surgery for retinal detachments (Retinal tear treatment)
- Scleral buckle Scleral buckle surgery,
- Scleral buckle surgery,
- Pineumatic retinopexy,
- Vitreoretinal surgery
