OCT scan
Optical Coherence Tomography
A painless, non-contact scan that takes a detailed cross-section picture of the retina and optic nerve in a few minutes. It helps detect and track glaucoma, diabetic macular swelling and macular degeneration.
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Facilities & Equipment
Patient management with the latest equipment: modern diagnostics, imaging and surgical technology from Japan, Germany and the USA, all under one roof.
18pieces of specialised equipment
5key tests & laser treatments
3countries of manufacture: Japan, Germany, USA
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Tests & laser treatments
These tests and treatments are done at the hospital. Your doctor will explain which ones you need and why.
A-Scan
Ultrasound biometry
Measures the length of your eye with gentle ultrasound. This measurement is essential for calculating the correct lens power before cataract surgery.
B-Scan
Ocular ultrasound
An ultrasound image of the inside of the eye, used when a dense cataract or bleeding blocks the doctor’s view of the retina, for example to check for retinal detachment.
YAG capsulotomy laser
Nd:YAG laser
A quick, painless outpatient laser that clears the hazy membrane that can form behind the lens implant months or years after cataract surgery, restoring clear vision.
PRP laser
Pan-retinal photocoagulation
Laser treatment for advanced diabetic retinopathy and some retinal vein blockages. It stops abnormal blood vessels from growing and lowers the risk of severe vision loss; some patients need more than one session.
Our equipment
Patient management with the latest equipment
Filter by type to see what each machine is used for.
- 01
Digital Slit Lamp
Magnified, detailed examination of the eyelids, cornea, iris and lens, with digital image capture.
- 02
Autorefractometer
Quick computerised estimate of your glasses power.
- 03
Auto Keratometer
Measures the curvature of the cornea for lens calculations, astigmatism and contact lenses.
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Immersion Biometer
Precise ultrasound measurement of eye length for accurate lens implant power.
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Contact A-Scan
Ultrasound measurement of the eye’s length before cataract surgery.
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Pachymeter
Measures corneal thickness, important in glaucoma and cornea care.
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Optical Biometer
Non-contact, light-based eye measurements for highly accurate lens implant calculations.
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OCT
Detailed cross-section scans of the retina and optic nerve.
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Goldmann Applanation Tonometer
The gold-standard method for measuring eye pressure.
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Indirect Ophthalmoscope
Wide, 3D view of the whole retina, including its outer edges.
- 11
Phacoemulsification Systems
Ultrasound cataract removal through a tiny, usually stitch-free incision.
- 12
Operating Microscope
High-magnification, brightly lit view for precise eye surgery.
- 13
Visual Field Analyzer
Maps your side vision to detect and track glaucoma and nerve conditions.
- 14
Auto-Lensometer
Reads the exact power of your current glasses.
- 15
Nd:YAG Laser
Laser for clearing after-cataract haze (capsulotomy) and for glaucoma iridotomy.
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Synoptophore
Assesses squint and how both eyes work together, and is used for eye-muscle exercises.
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Fundus Photography
High-resolution photographs of the retina to record and monitor changes.
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Fundus Fluorescein Angiography
A dye test that shows blood flow and leakage in the retinal vessels.
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