Adult Polyclinic

During a private consultation, the ophthalmologist can perform advanced diagnostic tests right in the examination room — when medically indicated — including optical coherence tomography (OCT) of the retina, optic nerve, and cornea; OCT angiography; and computerized visual field testing. 

A standard eye examination includes:

• Slit-lamp examination of the eye's anterior structures
• Fundus examination (viewing the retina and optic nerve with a slit lamp and lens or direct ophthalmoscope)
• Autorefraction (to detect nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and other refractive errors)
• Keratometry (measuring corneal curvature and astigmatism)
• Non-contact intraocular pressure measurement
• Corneal thickness measurement
• Visual acuity testing 
• A-scan ultrasound biometry (measuring eye length, lens thickness, and anterior chamber depth)
• B-scan ultrasonography (imaging internal eye structures)
• Assessment of visual function 

During the same visit, patients may also opt for additional advanced diagnostics:

• Corneal tomography (ORB scan) — detailed 3D mapping of corneal thickness and curvature across both front and back surfaces, displayed as a color-coded topographic map
• OPD scan — precise analysis of the cornea's optical properties and aberrations
• OCT of the retina, optic nerve, and cornea, including OCT angiography
• Computerized visual field testing using the Peritest perimeter
• Applanation tonometry (Maklakov method) for intraocular pressure measurement

All tests are completed efficiently during your appointment, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation without unnecessary delays or transfers between departments.

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