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… that affects vision. Treating dry eye also matters before cataract or refractive surgery, because an unstable tear film affects both the accuracy of surgical measurements …
A common story from Juhu is a patient who had cataract surgery a few years ago, saw beautifully for a while, and now feels the vision has become hazy again. The reason is …
… the year 2000. His special interests include: Refractive Cataract Surgery with Multifocal Lenses Refractive Laser Corrective Surgery (LASIK) Squint, Glaucoma & Retinal La …
… western suburbs of Mumbai. His clinical work covers cataract surgery by phacoemulsification, laser vision correction including LASIK and Trans-PRK, the assessment and lon …
… the curvature of the cornea without touching it. Where a cataract is dense enough to block that optical measurement, an ultrasound A-scan is used instead. These readings …
… tasks. It treats refraction, not eye disease. Glaucoma, cataract and retinal problems still need their own monitoring. So how should you decide? In practice the decision …
… covers a wide spectrum including Phacoemulsification (Cataract), Trans-PRK & LASIK (Specs Removal), Glaucoma Surgery, Diabetic Retinal Lasers, and ICL Implantation.
… glaucoma follows injury, inflammation, an advanced cataract or prolonged steroid use. In normal-tension glaucoma the optic nerve is damaged despite pressure readings in t …
… the retina People with diabetes are also at higher risk of cataract and glaucoma, so a diabetic eye check looks at the whole eye rather than the retina alone. Better cont …