Ajwani Eye Hospital Bhopal

WELCOME TO AJWANI EYE HOSPITAL

About Us

Ajwani Eye Hospital is a high-tech eye center offers comprehensive eye care facilities in Bhopal, India. The center was setup in 1994 by Dr.M.K.Ajwani,with the vision.

"To establish an eye center that provides specialized eye care treatments aided with latest technology." 

In the past years, Ajwani Eye Hospital has become one of the most advanced ophthalmic hospital in central India. Since its inception in 1994, we have strived to offer best to the our patients and have been committed to deliver specialized eye care services for various ophthalmic ailments. The center has a pool of sophisticated equipments,infrastuture and human resource at its disposal.

Thus, the hospital is fully equipped to deal with a wide spectrum of eye disorders, making it a center for total and complete eye care.

Ajwani Eye Hospital is a global eye-care hospital synonymous with trust and admired for its medical excellence, high regard for ethics and compassionate patient care.

Our Ethics Policy

Ajwani Eye Hospital is committed to deliver best quality eye treatments empowered with latest technology and personalized care, to enhance patient satisfaction and provide continual improvement in our services.

We hope to continue serving patients with eye ailments in the best of our ability and live upto the reputation of being a leading provider of quality eye care.

We pledge to uphold highest regard for ethical & honest medical practices by way of thoroughly educating our patients about their ailments, and our treatments, by transparently delivering on our promise of excellence in eye-care and by proudly setting an example in the society of being a caring and responsible corporate citizen

Our Mission 

The Mission of Ajwani Eye Hospital is to provide specialized eye care treatments as a tertiary care center. It is also a social organization committed to the goal of eradicating preventable blindness in the developing world by focusing on comprehensive eye care services, education, training and community services with best of technology and skills.

Our Objectives 

To maintain the quality of ophthalmic services in accordance with international standards.
Effective utilization of infrastructure facilities including manpower.
To ensure continued patients’ satisfaction.
Cataract Treatment

ADVACEMENT IN CATARACT SURGERY

Micro Incision Cataract Surgery.

Cataracts are treated by surgically removing the cataract and implanting an artificial replacement called an intraocular lens (IOL). Recent advances in the cataract surgery procedure have gradually reduced the size of the incisions needed for surgery from 12mm to 3mm, making it safer and less invasive.

Micro incision cataract surgery (MICS) TM

MICS is the most advanced, state-of-the-art technique for treating cataracts.

Now only two very small incisions of 1.8 mm or less

are required to perform the entire cataract surgery procedure

MICSTM procedure

Specialised MICS equipment and instruments are used to perform the surgery in a safe and stable manner. An ultrasound probe is used to safely break up the cataract using a technique called phacoemulsification. The cataract is the artificial lens.

Bausch & Lomb’s new Stellaris™ Vision Enhancement System is coupled with an array of specialized sub-2 mm instruments — a microincision artificial intraocular lens — to allow surgeons to perform cataract surgery using smaller surgical incisions that can enhance patient comfort and recovery. The system moves today’s standard cataract incision size from 2.8 mm, past competitive system capabilities of 2.2 mm, to a 35% smaller, truly microscopic 1.8 mm incision.

The benefits of MICS TM

Reducing the incision size with the pioneering MICS technique provides the following advantages: 1,2.3

Safe, reliable operation
Less invasive, gentler surgery and improved patient comfort
Prevents unwanted interferences to vision known as astigmatism
Faster healing and recovery time-return to normal life more quickly

Micro incisions and the MICS TM IOL

ntraocular lens (IOLs) is designed to restore your sight and give the best possible quality of vision

To gain the full benefit of the MICS technique, it is important to also use an IOL designed to be implanted through a 1.8 mm micro incision.

The larger incisions used for standard cataract surgery and standard IOLs may cause unwanted changes to the eye, known as surgically induced astigmatism. These changes can cause image interference and reduce the quality of vision.

What are the different types of intraocular lenses implanted after cataract surgery.

As the natural lens plays a vital role in focusing light for clear vision, artificial-lens implantation at the time of cataract surgery is necessary to yield the best visual results. Because the implant is placed in or near the original position of the removed natural lens, vision can be restored, and peripheral vision, depth perception, and image size should not be affected. Artificial lenses are intended to remain permanently in place, require no maintenance or handling, and are neither felt by the patient nor noticed by others. There are a variety of intraocular lens styles available for implantation, including monofocal, toric, and multifocal intraocular lenses:-

  1. Monofocal lens -
These lenses are the most commonly implanted lenses today. They have equal power in all regions of the lens and can provide high-quality vision at a single focal point (usually at distance). They usually require only a light pair of spectacles for optimal distance vision correction. However, monofocal lenses do not correct astigmatism, an irregular oblong corneal shape that can distort vision at all distances, and require corrective lenses for all near tasks, such as reading or writing.

Akreos™ AO Micro Incision Intraocular Lens -
An advanced acrylic IOL designed to be aberration-free for improved quality of vision even in low light conditions; can be inserted via a 1.8 mm wound assisted incision; incorporates an innovative four-point haptic design for exceptional centration and stability.

Description -
This advanced micro incision lens offers aspheric aberration free sight and is designed for improved quality of vision.
The lens can be implanted with a 1.8 mm incision and its shape with a four point
Fixation design offers three dimensional stability.

Suitability -
Since the lens has uniform power from center to edge it can offer predictable refractive outcomes for all patients

Benefits -
Aspheric lenses for improved quality of vision.
1.8 mm incision to help quicker recovery with and lesser chances of complications.
Uniform power to optimize vision for all patients
Aberration free lens to preserve the depth of field.
Bausch & Lomb Akreos AO lens is the world’s first aspheric acrylic IOL with aberration neutrality, because the aberrations present in the eye differ from person to person. Unlike other IOLs, it does not add further aberrations to the patient’s eye. This leaves the slight, naturally occurring positive aberration from the cornea, providing better depth of field.

It's the one IOL all your cataract patients will want for exceptional postoperative vision quality and contrast sensitivity.

Akreos® AO: Better Vision for More People

Akreos AO
The Akreos AO Lens is designed to be free of spherical aberration.
Optical performance is unaffected by optical or anatomical decentrations or by pupil size due to uniform centre-to-edge power.1
More predictable and repeatable refractive outcomes with a broader patient population can be expected.
Akreos® AO Aberration-Free Design Helps to Enhance Depth of Field.

The Akreos AO Lens maintains the natural positive spherical aberrations compared to aspheric aberrated IOLs.
With its aberration-free design, Akreos AO helps to significantly improve depth of field in comparison to an aspheric aberrated IOL.

Multifocal lens-

 Multifocal intraocular lenses have a variety of regions with different power within the lens that allows individuals to see at a variety of distances, including distance, intermediate, and near. While promising, multifocal lenses are not for everyone. They can cause significantly more glare than monofocal or toric lenses. Further, multifocal lenses cannot correct astigmatism, and some patients require additional surgery such as LASIK to correct astigmatism and maximize their unaided vision.

WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT FROM A CATARACT SURGERY?
Cataract surgery is a microscopic surgery usually performed under local anesthesia. The cloudy lens is removed leaving its capsule behind, within which a permanent intraocular lens is implanted. The refractive power of the implanted lens is calculated so that there is a minimal need for post-operative spectacle prescription. However, glasses will be required for near work.
After cataract surgery, one may return almost immediately to all but the most strenuous activities. Medication must be administered as per the instructions of the surgeon. Your surgeon will tell you when you may return to work. Conventional cataract surgery, which involves removal of the lens in one piece, results in an incision size of 10-12 mm and closure of this large incision with multiple stitches. This has been replaced with the modern technique of cataract removal [phacoemulsification].
Conventional cataract surgery, which involves removal of the lens in one piece, results in an incision size of 10-12 mm and closure of this large incision with multiple stitches. This has been replaced with the modern technique of cataract removal phacoemulsification

Ajwani Eye Hospital

115, Berasia Road,
Bhopal - 462018 ,
Ph: +91-9893256085
115, Berasoa Road, Sindhi Colony Near Bharat Talkies Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 462018‎

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0755 274 5800

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Phone: 0755 - 2745700, 0755 - 2745800

Contact Person: M.K. Ajwani

Address: No. 115  Berasoa Road
Sindhi Colony, Bhopal -462018

Area: Sindhi Colony

Categories: Eye Hospitals