Instruments and Technology

Infiniti Phacoemulsification System

Now more than ever, you are seeing patients with a wider range of lens densities, more diverse pathologies and higher expectations. Treating them safely and effectively demands a more individualized approach to cataract lens removal.

The INFINITI® Vision System combines unparalleled fluidics with two unique energy delivery systems that provide you with options for efficient cataract lens removal: between the OZil® Torsional Handpiece or the AquaLase® Liquefaction Device. These technologies deliver enhanced fluidic stability and surgical control.

You can customize to individual patients' anatomical variations and choose your fluidics and custom energy solutions according to your technique and individual

patient needs. Increased surgical control delivers greater potential for obtaining better surgical outcomes and safety than with traditional phacoemulsification technologies. Torsional phaco improves efficiency and offers precise energy delivery with reduced repulsion that increases followability with an improved thermal safety profile*.

The INFINITI® Vision System’s revolutionary micro-coaxial technology is changing the way cataract surgery is performed with smaller, less invasive procedures without compromising on surgical techniques or lens removal technologies.

Carl Zeiss Meditec IOL Master

Vision Care Eye Hospital offers the latest advancement in high tech vision measurement tools. Accurate measurement is certainly a critical element in planning for cataract surgery. When restoring vision is the goal, there can be no room for error.

The Carl Zeiss Meditec IOL Master is a state-of-the-art laser system that evaluates the length of the eye, surface curvature and intraocular lens power.

In cataract surgery, or other lens-replacement procedures, vision is improved by replacing the eye's natural lens with an intraocular lens (IOL). IOLs come in different powers and sizes to compensate for each patient's individual needs. For best vision after cataract surgery, precise measurements must be taken to determine which IOL to implant. The IOL Master is a high-precision instrument revolutionizing all previous techniques and setting a new standard for IOL calculations, called optical biometry.

With the IOL Master, Dr. Shetye can have complete confidence in the accuracy of results. Testing is fast and efficient (one minute or less), and both patient safety and comfort is enhanced. The IOL Master is the first optical tool that doesn't require contact with the eye, which eliminates the need for anesthesia and excludes any risk of infection.

Approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration in March of 2000.

The Carl Zeiss Meditec IOL Master represents a fivefold increase in accuracy over measurements made by A-scan ultrasonography devices.

Slit Lamp

The slit lamp is a microscope with a light attached that allows the doctor to examine your eye under high magnification. This instrument is primarily used to view the anterior structures of the eye such as the cornea, iris, and lens. However, with special lenses, it is possible to examine the vitreous and the back of the eye as well.

Zeiss Visu 200

It is surgical microscope that can only be described as absolute state-of-the-art for ophthalmic surgery. Its wide range of uses meet the demands placed on it by surgeons and it offers new functions to improve depth of field, resolution and contrast.

Automated Perimeter

YAG LASER

Yag laser is used for two purpose one is to perform Yag capsuloctomy and Yag peri-iridectomy . Yag capsuloctomy is done after cataract surgery to make a opening in capsule when it becomes opaque . We have the Yag laser of Appasamy which has good result resolution and intelligibility.

Iridex Laser