Department of Glaucoma

Our Glaucoma Department focuses on diagnosing, managing and treating all types of glaucoma utilizing advanced technology and a team of experienced specialists, we provide comprehensive care of patients with varying stages of the disease, by effectively controlling intraocular pressure and thus visual loss.

Our team with the help of state of the art diagnostic tools like visual field analysis, OCT,

tonometry etc. accurately asses the disease and its progression and offers a range of treatments

including medications, laser treatments, various surgical procedures like trabeculectomy

,minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS-GATT and KDB) and various drainage implants

like i stent, (gonioscopy assisted transluminal  trabeculotomy and kahook dual blade)

I can't praise their care enough. The staff is compassionate, knowledgeable, and genuinely dedicated to women's health.
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Doctors

Dr. Arvin Ponnat

Procedures

Trabeculectomy

An incisional surgery that creates a new pathway for fluid to drain from the eye.

This procedure is often used for patients with severe glaucoma. However, it has

a lengthy recovery period and serious risks, including hypotony, haemorrhage,

and infections

MIGS

A procedure that lowers intraocular pressure (IOP) by altering the dynamics of

aqueous humour. MIGS can bypass the trabecular meshwork using a stent or

by surgically altering tissue.

GATT

Goniotomy with Ab-Interno Trabeculotomy is a minimally invasive glaucoma procedure that improves

aqueous outflow by targeting the trabecular meshwork. It involves a small incision to access the anterior

chamber, allowing for a goniotomy followed by an ab-interno trabeculotomy. GATT offers a less invasive

alternative to traditional glaucoma surgeries, with a quicker recovery and minimal  of complications.

iStent

A minimally invasive glaucoma device designed to reduce intraocular pressure. The procedure involves

implanting a small titanium stent into the eye’s drainage angle, allowing fluid to bypass the trabecular

meshwork. It can be performed during cataract surgery or as a standalone procedure, offering a safe

option with a rapid recovery and minimal risk of complications, ultimately improving patient outcomes and

quality of life.

Instruments and Machines

• Humphrey Field Analyzer (HFA)

• Optical coherence tomography (OCT - RNFL)

• Pachymetry

• Carl Zeiss Lumera operating microscope

• IOL Master 700

• Alconbury Centurion Phaco Machine

• Johnson & Johson veritas  Phaco machine.