Departments

Clinical Examination and Investigation

1. Comprehensive history taking and symptom assessment.
2. Visual acuity testing – distance and near vision evaluation.
3. Refraction assessment – for prescription glasses or contact lenses.
4. Slit-lamp examination – anterior segment evaluation.
5. Fundus examination – direct and indirect ophthalmoscopy.
6. Tonometry – intraocular pressure measurement for glaucoma screening.
7. Pupillary reactions, color vision, and ocular motility testing.
8. Basic imaging – anterior segment photography and B-scan if needed.
9. Screening for systemic diseases affecting the eyes (diabetes, hypertension).

Procedures

1. Surgical procedure: Cataract and DCR surgery
2. Minor in-office procedures – chalazion incision, foreign body removal, punctal plug insertion.
3. Medical management – eye drops, oral medications, and topical therapies.
4. Follow-up monitoring for chronic eye conditions (glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, dry eye).
5. Preventive eye care advice – lifestyle, nutrition, and ocular hygiene.

Treatment Strategies and Goals

• Early detection and treatment of common eye diseases.
• Visual rehabilitation through corrective lenses and low-vision aids (in coordination with Low Vision Department).
• Chronic disease management – ongoing monitoring of glaucoma, diabetes-related eye disease, and hypertension-related eye complications.
• Referral system – patients needing specialized care are referred to sub-specialty departments such as Cataract, Cornea, Retina, Glaucoma, or Neuro-Ophthalmology.
• Patient education – promoting awareness of eye health, regular check-ups, and preventive measures.