Specialization

Overview

The Eye Department, also known as the Ophthalmology Department, is a specialized clinical unit responsible for the prevention, diagnosis, medical treatment, and surgical management of disorders related to the eyes and visual system. The department plays a vital role in preserving vision, reducing preventable blindness, and enhancing quality of life through accessible and comprehensive eye care services. Core Functions Preventive Eye Care: Routine vision screenings, school eye health programs, and community-based outreach to detect early signs of visual impairment. Diagnostic Services: Comprehensive eye examinations, refraction tests, slit-lamp biomicroscopy, fundoscopy, tonometry, and visual field analysis. Medical & Surgical Management: Treatment of common and complex eye diseases including cataract, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, refractive errors, infections, and ocular trauma. Pediatric & Geriatric Eye Care: Age-specific services focused on early intervention and chronic eye condition management.