At Elpis Medical Centre, we use the most advanced ophthalmic diagnostic technology to evaluate every structure of your eye with precision. A thorough diagnosis is the foundation of effective treatment — and we leave nothing to chance.
We use a modern auto refracto-keratometer (ARK) and digital phoropter to measure your visual acuity with exceptional accuracy. This equipment determines your exact prescription for glasses or contact lenses by rapidly assessing how your eyes focus light at various distances.
Our tonometer measures your intraocular pressure without the discomfort of the traditional air puff method. We use a pachymetry-based system that accounts for corneal thickness, providing a more precise and reliable reading — essential for accurate glaucoma screening.
Our OCT system captures detailed cross-sectional images of both the anterior and posterior segments of the eye. This single instrument provides:
OCT is indispensable for the ongoing management of macular degeneration and glaucoma, allowing us to track even the smallest changes over time.
Our fundus camera captures high-resolution images of the retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels. It is equipped with:
These capabilities allow us to detect, document, and monitor retinal conditions with exceptional clarity.
Our corneal topographer/tomographer creates a detailed 3D map of the cornea’s shape, curvature, and thickness. This is essential for diagnosing conditions such as keratoconus, irregular astigmatism, and corneal dystrophies.
The system also includes an integrated dry eye analyser that evaluates tear film quality, helping us diagnose and manage dry eye disease with precision.
This specialised microscope examines and counts the corneal endothelial cells — the delicate innermost layer of the cornea responsible for maintaining corneal clarity. Endothelial cell assessment is essential before any intraocular surgery and for long-term monitoring of corneal health.
Our digital slit lamp allows us to examine your eyes under high magnification and record photos and videos for documentation and follow-up. By using special lenses, we can also perform a detailed fundoscopy, examining the retina all the way to the far periphery.
This method is essential for diagnosing and evaluating conditions like diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears (with or without detachment), and other retinal abnormalities.
Our visual field analyser maps the full extent of your peripheral and central vision. This is essential for detecting and monitoring glaucoma progression, neurological conditions, and other visual field defects. Regular visual field testing allows us to track changes over time with precision.
For patients with posterior capsule opacification (secondary cataract), we use a YAG laser to perform a capsulotomy — a quick, painless procedure that restores clear vision. This is a common and straightforward treatment following cataract surgery.
This ultrasound technology measures the axial length of the eye, which is crucial for selecting the correct intraocular lens (IOL) power for cataract surgery. Accurate measurements lead to better visual outcomes.
The B-scan provides detailed images of the eye’s internal structures when direct visualisation is not possible — for example, in the presence of dense cataracts or vitreous haemorrhage. It is essential for diagnosing and monitoring conditions such as retinal detachment, intraocular tumours, and vitreous abnormalities.
Our clinic combines advanced technology with expert care to ensure your eyes receive the best possible attention. Schedule an appointment with us today to experience precision eye care tailored to your needs.
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