Computer diagnostics of sight

Doctors say that the right diagnosis is 50% of recovery guarantee.

What does a highly qualified ophthalmologist need for diagnostics? - Modern diagnostic equipment with high-precision optical lens system. The size of our eye is only 24 mm, and in order to examine all its structures, the equipment with 60-90X magnifying power is needed. Modern diagnostic equipment allows for detection of almost all ophthalmologic diseases: anomalous refraction (far- and short-sightedness and astigmatism), cataract, glaucoma, retinal diseases (dystrophies, ruptures, and detachment), optical nerve diseases, inflammatory diseases etc.

Our Center offers complex diagnostics including:

- measurement of vision acuity and its correction

- autokeratorefractometry (computer measurement of eye refraction)

- pneumotonometry (non-invasive computer measurement of intraocular pressure)

- biomicroscopy when the pupil is narrowed (examination of the anterior segments of the eye with the help of the slit lamp

- computer perimetry (defining visual field)

- А-scanning (measurement of length of anterior back segment of the eye)

- ophthalmoscopy and biomicroscopy when the pupil is diluted (fundus examination)

- consultation by a highly qualified ophthalmologist who will design an individual course of treatment.

Average time needed for diagnostics – 40-60 minutes. All examinations are painless and non-invasive.

If the patient does not need complex diagnostics, all kinds of diagnostic manipulations can be performed separately.