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A cataract is a cloudy opacification of your natural eye lens which de-saturates your crystal clear vision, causing discomfort in your eyes by making you strain excessively to see everyday objects.

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Phakic IOLs are artificial lenses replacing clouded natural eye lenses. IOLS with ICL provide crystal clear 20/20 vision. IOLs are implanted in your eyes permanently by laser surgical procedures.

The retina is a delicate ten-layered film of living and breathing tissue in the back of the eye akin to the film of a conventional camera that is responsible for sensing vision. Any disease affecting the this layer can cause significant and permanent vision loss if not detected and treated early.

Glaucoma is an eye disease which causes loss of your vision by damaging the optic nerve. It is known as the silent thief of vision and it is a major cause of permanent blindness the world over.

Oculoplasty is a top-notch eye treatment that includes the reconstruction of the eye, eyelids, eyebrows, orbit, tear ducts, and face. Most oculoplastic treatment is performed on people of all ages.

Paediatric Ophthalmologists focus on diagnosing, treating and managing all the eye problems found in children. Every child must undergo an eye test prior to getting enrolled into school. Children found with disorders relating to cornea, retina, glaucoma are referred to by the concerned specialty in the hospital.

Keratoconus is a common eye condition characterized by progressive thinning, irregularity and steepening of the cornea. It is common in the Indian population and usually affects people in the age group of 13 years to 24 years.
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Secondary Glaucoma

These are caused by a variety of eye conditions which ultimately result in a rise in the Intraocular Pressure [IOP] leading to the damage of the optic nerve. Causes of Secondary Glaucoma include

Injury to the eye
Neglected Cataract
Inflammation in the eye [Uveitis]
Advanced diabetic Eye Disease
Neovascular Glaucoma
Drug intake such as steroid medications

Diagnosis

Diagnosis is made by detecting the presence of optic nerve damage as well as identifying the cause of the disease.

Treatment

The primary objective of Secondary Glaucoma Treatment is to treat the main reason which is causing the IOP to increase in the eyes. Your doctor may also prescribe you medications to keep the IOP within normal limits either until the eye condition causing the rise in IOP is treated or for a longer period of time if required. Sometimes Glaucoma Treatment in the form of a Primary Glaucoma Surgery may benefit in some cases where medical management fails. Glaucoma Surgery for conditions such as Neovascular Glaucoma usually have a high failure rates and hence may require the placement of shunts or implants to further lower IOP.