Ophthalmology department is considered a comprehensive unit providing health care for all clients of adults and children through specialized consultants in all aspects of fine eye specialties such as refraction, retinal disorders, cataract, glaucoma and squint in children and providing solutions and therapeutic alternatives suit all conditions.
- Cataract removal and extraction with intraocular lens insertion.
- Pterygium removal.
- Glaucoma treatment.
- Lid surgery.
- Eye examination with slit lamp and intraocular pressure.
- Examination for astigmatism in adults and children.
- Retinal and surrounding vessels photography and OCT.
- Total eye screening A&B.
Scope of Services
When to see an ophthalmologist
Most people see an ophthalmologist because they are experiencing chronic or severe vision symptoms or signs of eye conditions, such as:
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Bulging eyes
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Reduced, distorted, blocked, or double vision
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excessive tearing
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Eyelid abnormalities or problems
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Seeing colored circles or halos around lights
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Misaligned eyes
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Black specks or strings called floaters in the field of view
Doctors
The department also provides expert management for the entire range of Expert Doctors.
Walter White
Chief Medical Officer
Sarah Jhonson
Anesthesiologist