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The retina is a vital component of the eye that plays a crucial role in our vision. As a thin layer of tissue near the optic nerve at the back of the eye, the retina acts as a powerful sensory receptor. Its role is to convert the light focused on it by the eye’s lens into electrical signals, then transmitted to the brain.
The retina allows us to perceive colours, differentiate between light intensities, and perform essential daily tasks such as reading and driving. The retina’s photoreceptor cells and optic nerve communicate visual information to the brain.
However, when the retina is damaged, it can lead to vision loss and even blindness. Therefore, addressing retinal conditions to protect and preserve your eyesight quickly is crucial.
Our retina specialists are experts in diagnosing and treating various retinal conditions. Some of the commonly encountered retinal conditions include:
If you experience any symptoms, such as sudden vision changes, flashes of light, or the appearance of new floaters, it is crucial to consult a retina specialist. Early detection and appropriate treatment can significantly improve outcomes for retinal conditions.
At Moorfields Eye Hospitals, our Retina and Uveitis specialists in Dubai and Abu Dhabi employ state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and advanced treatment techniques to preserve and restore your precious eyesight.
A non-contact precise measurement of the retina (posterior pole), retinal pigment epithelium and choroid.
A non-contact precise measurement of the anterior segment of the eye including cornea, drainage angle, anterior chamber, iris and anterior lens surface.
Used to take HD images of the retina in cases of diabetes and age related retina conditions