Why is this assessment important?
- Detecting retinal tears before they progress to detachment
- Diagnosing the causes of eye floaters and flashes
- Evaluating the vitreous condition and its attachment to the retina
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Protect your vision from retinal detachment risks. This precise assessment provides a comprehensive evaluation of internal eye health, ensuring early detection of tears or issues that could compromise your sight.
Scientific name: Vitreoretinal Interface Assessment
An advanced eye exam involving pupil dilation and indirect ophthalmoscopy to evaluate the peripheral retina and vitreous, helping to rule out tears or holes that may lead to retinal detachment.
Service type
Specialized clinical examination
Duration
30-45 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Pupil dilation
- Indirect ophthalmoscopy
- Scleral depression
Medical Service Information
Who should get this exam?
- Individuals with high myopia (severe nearsightedness)
- People experiencing sudden flashes of light
- Diabetic patients with suspected retinopathy
What to expect during the procedure
- Administration of dilating eye drops (takes about 20 mins)
- Indirect ophthalmoscopy to view peripheral retinal areas
- Scleral depression to ensure a 360-degree comprehensive view
Conditions & Notices
- Avoid driving for 4-6 hours post-exam due to blurred vision
- Bring sunglasses to wear after the appointment