Cataract Eye Surgery
Introduction
Nandadeep Eye Hospital is recognized as one of the best cataract surgical centre in India and abroad.
Cataract is a common eye condition that affects many people, especially those above the age of 60. It is characterized by a clouding of the eye's natural lens, which can lead to blurred vision and difficulty seeing in low-light conditions. Cataract surgery is a safe and effective procedure that can restore vision by removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with an artificial one. At our eye hospital, we have a team of experienced ophthalmologists who specialize in cataract surgery using the latest technology and techniques. We strive to provide personalized care and ensure that each patient receives the best possible outcome from their surgery.
- Serving for more than 41 years.
- More than 2.5 lac successful surgeries done
- World class surgeons
- Advanced modular OT
- Class 100 OT
- High Class infection control
- IOP controlled Phaco system
- Image guided precision cataract surgery
- Stitchless cataract surgery
- Surgery with topical anesthesia
- Wide range of Intraocular lenses
- Swept source OCT based IOL Master 700 for IOL power measurement
- Swept source OCT based IOL Master 700 for IOL power measurement
- Modern Diagnostic equipment
- Modern Diagnostic equipment
- All types of complicated cataract surgeries are done here, including subluxated & dislocated cataract, fixing of dislocated lenses.
Benefits of Image Guided Cataract Surgery at Nandadeep Phaco Institute:
- Pre-surgery imaging & IOL master 700 give accurate measurement of IOL helping to choose correct IOL & planning as per needed.
- This image which is visible to the surgeon during surgery guide to take perfect incision while performing surgery.
- Thus image guided surgery gives more accuracy & reduces dependency of post surgical refractive error / glasses.
A cataract is a condition where the natural lens in the eye becomes cloudy and hard and is usually a part of normal aging process. When symptoms become bothersome or limit your daily activities, it’s time to consider treatment.
Like a camera, the eye sees when light enters it. Inside your eye is a natural clear lens, muchlike the lens of a camera. It focuses the light rays coming through the pupil onto the retina at the back of the eye. The different parts of the retina collect this light and send a message to your brain, enabling you to see. When the lens becomes cloudy or opaque, light cannot pass through it. Cataract scatters the light rays passing through the eye, thus resulting in blurred vision. A cataract is not a growth or a film over the eye, but it is a condition when the natural lens inside your eyes gets cloudy.
What are the common causes of cataract?
- Degenerative changes due to the ageing process. With age, proteins in the natural lens degenerate, resulting in a clouded lens called cataract.
- Health conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, glaucoma, smoking, eye injuries, infection, and inflammation inside the eye
- Prolonged use of certain medications can also lead to cataract formation
- Cataract may also occur in children due to genetic or metabolic defect or due to infection and trauma
- Sometimes its present from birth time
What are the symptoms of cataract?
- Cloudy vision
- Colors of objects may appear faded
- Poor eyesight at night
- Difficulty in driving at night, especially because of the glare of lights
- Difficulty in reading in dim light
- Colored haloes
- You may see multiple images or double images
- Gradual dimness of vision
How Is a Cataract Treated?
In cataract surgery your natural clouded lens will be replaced by an artificial intraocular lens (IOL) with the help of following surgical proceedures.
Small incision cataract surgeries
Micro incision cataract surgeries
Note : Nandadeep Eye Hospital is specialized in Phaco emulsification (MICS) cataract surgery under topical anaesthesia (injection less) with IOP controlled, image guided phaco machine.
Different distance of vision
Types Of IOLs
Premium Monofocal IOL :
| Type |
Spectacle correction for near* |
Spectacle correction for intermediate* |
Spectacle correction for distance* |
| Advanced Monofocal |
100% |
50% |
3-5% |
| UV responsive |
100% |
80-100% |
5-10% |
| Extra UV protective Imported |
100% |
80-100% |
5-10% |
* Percentage of patients who need spectacle correction
Toric Monofocal IOL :
| Type |
Spectacle correction for near |
Spectacle correction for intermediate |
Spectacle correction for distance |
Cylinder |
| Advanced Monofocal Toric |
100% |
50% |
3-5% |
Correction done |
| Imported Monofocal Toric |
100% |
80-100% |
5-10% |
Correction done |
| Indian Monofocal Toric |
100% |
80-100% |
5-10% |
Correction done |
Multi/Trifocal IOL :
| Type |
Spectacle correction for near |
Spectacle correction for intermediate |
Spectacle correction for distance |
| Extended Range of Vision |
3% |
3% |
3% |
| Imported Trifocal |
5% |
5% |
3-5% |
| Trifocal Indian |
5% |
5% |
3-5% |
| Multifocal(Bifocal) Indian |
10% |
40-50% |
5-10% |
Toric Multi/Trifocal Package IOL :
| Type |
Spectacle correction for near |
Spectacle correction for intermediate |
Spectacle correction for distance |
Cylinder |
| Imported Toric Trifocal |
5% |
5% |
5-10% |
Correction |
| Indian Toric Trifocal |
5% |
5% |
5-10% |
Correction |
| Indian Toric Multifocal (Bifocal) |
10% |
40-50% |
5-10% |
Correction |
Toric Multi/Trifocal Package IOL :
| Type |
Spectacle correction for near |
Spectacle correction for intermediate |
Spectacle correction for distance |
| Imported Avanced EDOF |
10% |
10-20% |
3-5% |
| Imported EDOF |
40-50% |
10% |
3-5% |
Toric EDOF IOL :
| Type |
Spectacle correction for near |
Spectacle correction for intermediate |
Spectacle correction for distance |
Cylinder |
| Imported EDOF Advanced Toric |
10% |
10-20% |
3-5% |
Correction |
| Imported EDOF Toric |
40-50% |
10% |
3-5% |
Correction |
Toric EDOF IOL :
| Type |
Spectacle correction for near |
Spectacle correction for intermediate |
Spectacle correction for distance |
| Basic Indian |
100% |
80-100% |
10-20% |
| Non Foldable |
100% |
80-100% |
20-30% |
