Comprehensive ophthalmic care
Eye Conditions We Assess and Treat
From the ocular surface and the natural lens to the macula, retina and optic nerve.
Approach
Personalised
Diagnosis
Comprehensive
Follow-up
Longitudinal
From structure to function
Holistic assessment
Sight as an integrated system
Every part of the eye requires its own precise assessment.
Sight can be affected by conditions involving different parts of the eye, from the ocular surface and the natural lens to the macula, retina and optic nerve.
Timely diagnosis, careful interpretation of findings and regular follow-up are essential when choosing the most appropriate management and protecting sight.
A comprehensive ophthalmic assessment is carried out at the practice, followed by an individual diagnostic and treatment plan based on the condition, symptoms and each patient’s needs.
Similar symptoms may have different causes. A diagnosis cannot be based on the description of a symptom alone.
Condition categories
Seven distinct areas, one integrated clinical perspective.
Choose the area relevant to you for detailed information about symptoms, diagnosis, follow-up and possible treatment options.
Macular Conditions
Conditions affecting detailed central vision, including age-related macular degeneration, diabetic macular oedema, epiretinal membrane and macular hole.
Learn moreRetinal and Vitreous Conditions
Conditions affecting the retina and vitreous, including retinal detachment, retinal tears, diabetic retinopathy, retinal vein occlusions and posterior vitreous detachment.
Learn moreGlaucoma and Ocular Hypertension
Progressive optic nerve conditions and ocular hypertension, assessed through intraocular pressure, OCT, visual fields and comparison over time.
Learn moreUveitis and Scleritis
Targeted assessment of uveitis and scleritis, including anterior, intermediate and posterior inflammation, panuveitis and associated systemic causes.
Learn moreOptic Nerve Conditions, Double Vision and Ocular Motility Disorders
Assessment of optic nerve conditions, double vision and ocular motility disorders, with prompt investigation when symptoms may be urgent.
Learn moreCataract
Information about cataract symptoms, diagnosis and management, with surgery considered according to visual needs and overall ocular health.
Learn moreOcular Surface and Eyelid Conditions
Ocular surface and eyelid conditions including dry eye, conjunctivitis, pterygium, blepharitis and chalazion.
Learn moreUrgent assessment
When you need an urgent examination.
Seek urgent ophthalmic assessment if you experience a sudden significant reduction in vision, a shadow or “curtain” across your field of vision, many new floaters and flashes, severe pain with a red eye, or new double vision with neurological symptoms.
Individual investigation
From symptom to diagnosis
Comprehensive examination
Diagnosis begins with the right clinical question.
Investigation is tailored to each individual and may include appropriate diagnostic tests when clinically indicated.
01 Visual acuity & refraction
02 Slit-lamp examination
03 Tonometry
04 Fundus examination
05 OCT, OCTA or visual field testing
Personal assessment
Do you have symptoms or need follow-up for a known eye condition?
Arrange a comprehensive ophthalmic assessment and receive guidance tailored to your needs.
or call +30 697 421 2356
Medical information notice
This content is provided for general information and does not replace an individual diagnosis, clinical examination or advice from your treating ophthalmologist.