Vitrectomy
A vitreoretinal surgical procedure that may be recommended for selected conditions affecting the vitreous gel or retina. The need for surgery depends on the diagnosis.
Focused Expertise for Complex Retinal Conditions
The retina is essential for vision. Certain retinal conditions require detailed investigation and specialised surgery to address structural problems within the eye.
Vitreoretinal Surgical Services
Retinal conditions may affect vision in different ways. Some progress gradually, while others present suddenly and require urgent attention. Vitreoretinal surgery involves specialised techniques for selected retinal and vitreous disorders. A retina specialist evaluates imaging, examination findings and medical history before recommending a management plan.
Retinal surgery involves individual risks and benefits. Decisions should be made after a specialist examination and discussion.
Explore the examinations, procedures and care options associated with Retina Surgeries. Appropriate recommendations depend on individual clinical assessment.
A vitreoretinal surgical procedure that may be recommended for selected conditions affecting the vitreous gel or retina. The need for surgery depends on the diagnosis.
Specialist surgery for retinal detachment, with the choice of surgical approach guided by the nature and extent of the retinal problem.
Surgical management of selected macular holes, following examination and retinal imaging to assess the condition.
Specialised vitreoretinal management of selected complications involving displaced lens material or intraocular lenses.
Assessment and surgical management for selected patients who may require placement of an intraocular lens following previous procedures or lens-related complications.
Your care plan will depend on your individual condition. These are typical stages of an eye-care consultation.
The specialist examines retinal structures and reviews symptoms, investigations and previous treatment.
Where surgery is appropriate, the team explains the proposed procedure and relevant considerations.
Surgery and recovery instructions are tailored to the specific eye condition and technique used.
Scheduled reviews help assess healing, visual changes and the need for additional care.
Answers to common questions related to this service.
No. The need for surgery depends on the diagnosis, the condition's severity and the specialist's assessment.
Sudden new flashes, many new floaters, a curtain-like shadow or sudden vision loss need urgent medical evaluation.
Recovery varies according to the condition and procedure. Your surgical team will explain individual precautions and follow-up requirements.
Connect with Dr. V. Singh Memorial Centre to discuss your symptoms and consultation needs.