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Globally, Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is the third most common cause of ‘legal’ blindness (WHO 2002) whilst in most western countries it is by far the commonest cause of blindness. Macular degeneration usually manifests after 50 years of age. With the rapid rise in the geriatric age group, which is the at risk group, the disorder could take epidemic proportions and become a major public health consideration.
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Sight is our most precious sense enabling us to enjoy the beauty of the world in which we live. Blindness has been recognized as an important public health problem in India, a country that is now home to a billion inhabitants. A nationwide survey, undertaken in 1999-2001, revealed the prevalence of blindness to be 8.5%. Over 60% of blindness has been attributed to cataract alone.
For centuries, developing cataract doomed a person to blindness. Today modern microsurgical techniques utilizing state-of-the-art equipment, lenses and surgical material, allow people to enjoy good, clear vision after their cataracts have been removed. We at Shreya Eye Centre believe that giving up favorite activities and suffering through years of poor vision due to cataract is no longer an inevitable part of the ageing process. Our centre is dedicated to provide the best possible care to patients suffering from cataract.
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At Shreya Eye Centre, we have a dedicated team of eye specialists committed to provide you with the best possible care to protect your vision. For a routine but comprehensive eye check up make an appointment with one of our consultants.
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About 125 million people around the world wear contact lenses as an alternative to glasses for the correction of refractive errors (spectacle numbers). Shreya Eye Centre and its dedicated staff offers you various contact lenses options.
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Corneal blindness accounts for 0.52% of total blindness in the Indian subcontinent. The cornea can be the site of various disorders. At Shreya Eye Centre, we have a dedicated team of cornea specialists committed to provide you with the best possible care to protect your vision.
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Keratoconus is a condition where the cornea becomes more cone-shaped and undergoes progressive thinning. The vision gradually blurs and becomes distorted, and is often not satisfactorily corrected with glasses. Shreya Eye Centre now offers you Corneal Collagen Cross Linking of the Cornea (C3R), which is a new and promising treatment for this condition.
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DIABETES MELLITUS is a condition that impairs the body’s ability to use and store sugar (glucose). Sugar is excreted in the urine and the blood sugar is abnormally high. It causes changes in small blood vessels in various organs of the body. Diabetes can cause various changes in the eye as well, particularly in the retina. Diabetic eye disease can cause severe vision loss or even blindness.
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The Glaucoma Service at Shreya Eye Centre
Sight is our most precious sense enabling us to enjoy the world around us. One of the leading causes of blindness is glaucoma. Unlike cataract, blindness due to glaucoma is permanent. While there are no known ways of preventing glaucoma, blindness or significant vision loss from glaucoma can be prevented if the disease is recognized in the early stages..
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Implantable Contact Lens (ICL) / Phakic IOL for the Correction of High Myopia, High Hyperopia and Astigmatism
If your glass power is too high, or if your corneas are too thin, then you are probably unsuitable for LASIK or even epi-LASIK. Shreya Eye Centre offer you a safe alternative. The Implantable contact Lens (ICL) is a new and safe treatment option for patients with extremes of myopia (near-sightedness) and hyperopia (far-sightedness).
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LASIK (or laser assisted in situ keratomilieusis) is currently the most popular method in the world for the correction of refractive errors (spectacle powers). Shreya Eye Centre offers you laser vision correction to reduce your dependence on glasses or contact lenses.
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What is ‘Low Vision’?
A person is said to have ‘Low Vision’, if he or she has a significant visual handicap in spite of treatment and best correction with standard eyeglasses or contact lenses. ‘Low Vision’ should not be confused with blindness. People with ‘Low Vision’ have a significant visual handicap but they also have significant residual vision. The residual vision may be insufficient to meet the patient’s routine needs. But a good percentage of these patients have some degree of usable vision, which can be utilized for their day to day work using special aids or devices. If properly motivated, these patients can potentially benefit with the use of special aids or devices called ‘Low Vision Aids’
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What is Neuro-Ophthalmology?
Neuro-ophthalmology is an ophthalmic subspecialty that addresses the relationship between the eye and the brain, specifically disorders of the optic nerve, orbit, and brain, associated with visual symptoms. Neuro-ophthalmologists provide comprehensive clinical care to a broad spectrum of patients with visual disturbance from optic nerve diseases, central nervous system disorders, ocular motility dysfunction, and pupillary abnormalities. Over 50 percent of all intracranial lesions involve the visual or oculomotor pathways. Shreya Eye Centre offers you a dedicated Neuro-Ophthalmology Service for the diagnosis and treatment of these neuro-ophthalmic disorders.
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The Orbit & Oculoplasty subspecialty is a distinct subspecialty in ophthalmology, which deals with the various diseases of the eyelids and orbits (sockets). .
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What Are The Common Eye Problems Seen In Pediatric Age Group?
Children can have variety of eye problems. Some of the relatively common disorders are refractive errors, redness of eyes (conjunctivits – Infective Or Allergic), Watering Of Eyes, Strabismus (deviation Of Eyes), Amblyopia (lazy Eyes), Lid Abnormalities (ptosis), Congenital Cataracts, Congenital Glaucoma, Developmental Abnormalities Of The Eyes (microphthalmos), Vitreous Hemorrhage, Retinopathy Of Prematurity, Persistent Fetal Vasculature Syndrome (PHPV), Chorioretinal Coloboma, Tumors (retinoblastoma) , Foveal Hypoplasia And Optic Disc Abnormalities (coloboma, Hypoplasia, Optic Atrophy, Swollen Optic Discs). Shreya Eye Centre is fully equipped in managing these ocular disorders.
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Retinal detachment and related vitreous problems affect one out of every 10,000 people each year. It is a sight threatening eye problem that may occur at any age although it usually occurs in middle-aged or older individuals. Surgery is often beneficial, and if done in time, can restore good vision.
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Misalignment of eyes is called squint or strabismus and can lead to disruption of the visual development process. This problem is often detected in childhood and should not be neglected. At Shreya Eye Centre, we have a dedicated Squint & Orthoptics service committed to provide you with the best possible care to protect your child’s vision.
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What Is Uveitis?
Uveitis (pronounced U’VE-I’TIS) means “inflammation of the uveal tract”, or the middle layer of the eye. It is an immunologically mediated reaction in the uveal tract leading to its inflammation. It is important to clarify that there is no infection in uveitis. Uveitis may be an isolated problem or may be associated with inflammation in other parts of the body. It may be a single episode in some patients while in others it may have a tendency to be chronic and recurrent. We therefore thoroughly investigate a patient of uveitis to find a possible cause for this inflammation and its prognosis. To understand about uveitis and its seriousness, it may also be helpful to know the basic anatomy of this tissue of the eye.
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