Low Vision
When a patient cannot be treated by routine vision management practices, the tendency to give up, saying (and thinking) that they have reached the end of the road in eye care is common.
Low Vision
Children and adults are considered to have low vision when, due to disease, hereditary conditions, or trauma, they experience severe visual impairment that either reduces or restricts their ability to use remaining vision. Gone are the days when low vision was just considered as practice of providing magnifiers where as modern low vision services helps children and adults to carry out daily task comfortably.
Below are some of conditions who can be benefited with low vision services
- Congenital cataract / Aphakia
- Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Albinism
- Diabetic retinopathy
- Age related macular degeneration
- Heredomacular degeneration (eg: Stargardt’s disease)
- Glaucoma
- Nystagmus
- Optic nerve problems (eg: Optic atrophy)
We carry out comprehensive assessment of low vision patients and offer a wide range of low vision devices which can be either optical, non optical or electronic devices to meet every individual visual needs and help patients lead a healthy, comfortable and confident life.