Cornea & Anterior Segment
The cornea is the transparent outermost layer of the eye, responsible for focusing incoming light onto the retina. Conditions affecting the cornea and anterior segment, such as keratoconus or corneal dystrophies, can significantly impact vision. Our experts specialize in diagnosing and treating corneal disorders, offering advanced interventions ranging from specialized contact lenses to corneal transplantation.
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Here are the potential aspects that can damage the Cornea & Anterior Segment
Genetics
Some corneal dystrophies have their roots in genetics, highlighting the importance of understanding family history in diagnosing and treating these conditions.
Eye Trauma
Whether from a sudden impact or chronic irritation, injuries to the cornea can leave lasting scars or distortions, affecting your vision.
Infections
From pesky bacteria to stealthy viruses or fungi, infections can take root in the cornea, causing inflammation and potential vision loss if left untreated.
Age-related Changes
As we journey through life, our eyes may change, with conditions like keratoconus debuting during adolescence or early adulthood, requiring specialized care and attention.
At our
state-of-the-art facility,
we don’t just stop at diagnosis—we’re equipped with cutting-edge technology and modular operation theatres to perform precise and safe surgical interventions. From the latest surgical instruments to advanced monitoring systems that keep a vigilant eye on your physiological parameters throughout procedures, we ensure every step of your journey towards a clearer vision is backed by meticulous care.
