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God Service Eye Clinic is an excellent eye care facility run by immaculate leaders. There are several types of treatments and services offered at this renowned clinic. Besides surgical and laser treatments, one can also find exceptional diagnosis services. These include OCT, Field Charting, IOL Master 700, and others. Our experienced doctors and experts employ these methods to diagnose various eye diseases and conditions. Trust the expertise of our professionals and world-class machinery and equipment and see things clearly!
Here are all the diagnostic equipment and methods we employ at our clinic
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Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
OCT, or Optical coherence tomography, can be defined as a noninvasive imaging method that uses reflected light to create pictures of the back of the eye. Our eye specialist use this method to diagnose and manage medical conditions such as diabetes-related retinopathy and glaucoma.
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Field Charting
Field charting can be defined as a visual test wherein our doctors examine how far the eye can see in any direction and how sensitive it is. This test also targets specific injury and disease types, including glaucoma.
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IOL Master 700
IOL Master 700 is a high-precision tool that measures the axis length, corneal curvature, and the eye’s anterior chamber depth. Our doctors also employ it for examining corneal thickness, ACD, lens thickness, and pupil diameter.
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Eye Ultrasound
Eye ultrasound is one of the most common diagnostic procedures used by our doctors at God Service Eye Clinic. It is used to examine abnormalities in the eye, evaluate cataracts in the farthest part of the eyeball and also diagnose other disorders, including retinal detachment.
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Vision Therapy
Vision therapy involves a range of diverse activities and exercises that aim to improve vision. Within this program, our doctors use eye exercises, testing, occlusion lenses, and prisms according to the patient’s needs. Vision therapy is used to treat eye problems, including amblyopia.
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Prosthesis
A prosthesis can be defined as a process of implanting an artificial eyeball in place of a natural one that may have been lost due to disease, trauma or at birth. At God Service Eye Clinic, we offer Prosthesis treatment to our patients for various conditions.
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