Get Your OCT Eye Test Done in Delhi Eye Hospital

Understanding the Process of the Test

The process may vary but the common process is as below:

• Preparing the Patient: For this eye test procedures, patients typically sit comfortably in front of the machine while an ophthalmic technician or ophthalmologist ensures that their head is correctly positioned and stabilized to reduce movement during scanning.
• Eye Alignment: For accurate and clear images, patients' eyes must be properly aligned with the device. A technician or ophthalmologist may use a fixation target or instruct patients to focus on one point during the scan to ensure alignment and fixation is proper.
• Image Acquisition: Once an eye is properly aligned, these machines use low-powered lasers to scan its structures. A laser beam is directed onto an area like retina or cornea and rapidly moves back and forth to capture multiple cross-sectional images using interferometry - measuring reflections off different layers in the eye - in order to produce multiple cross-sectional images.
• Image Processing: Once the image has been acquired, its software processes it into a detailed cross-sectional representation of eye structures. By analyzing intensity and timing of light reflected from retina, optic nerve, or any other structures being examined, high resolution images are created which display different layers within these structures for examination.
• Interpretation and Analysis: Once the images are generated, an ophthalmologist or trained technician reviews and interprets them to assess thickness, integrity, morphology and other features of structures being examined. The obtained information aids in diagnosing various eye conditions as well as in deciding the need for treatment as well as measuring treatment efficacy.
• Documentation and Reporting: Once complete, the scan results and analysis are recorded and reported in a patient's medical record. Images may be compared with prior scans to track changes over time or as a response to treatment, providing valuable insights for overall assessment of eye health as well as treatment planning.

When does this eye test require?

Here are some eye diseases in which this test is required:

• Macular Degeneration: This test helps catch this disease early. It's when the center of your vision gets blurry.
• Diabetic Eye Problems: If you have diabetes, the test checks for issues like leaks or swelling that can harm your sight.
• Glaucoma: This test finds problems with your eye's nerve, important for catching glaucoma before it causes trouble.
• Retinal Detachment: If the back of your eye is detaching, the test shows doctors where and how to fix it.
• Retinal Vein Occlusion: This is when blood vessels in your eye get blocked. The test sees if there's any swelling or clogging.
• Macular Edema: If fluid builds up in the center of your retina, the test finds it. This can happen in diabetes or vein problems.
• Macular Hole: This test spots small holes in the center of your retina, which can affect your sight.
• Epiretinal Membrane: If the surface of your retina wrinkles, the test helps doctors plan treatment.
• Choroidal Neovascularization: For wet age-related macular degeneration, this eye test finds abnormal blood vessels.
• Optic Nerve Problems: The test shows if your optic nerve is healthy, which is crucial for good vision.

Benefits of OCT Eye Examination in Ophthalmology

The following are the common benefits of this eye examination:

• Seeing Inside Your Eye: This eye test is like a special camera that looks inside your eye with light. It helps doctors find problems and diseases.
• Checking Eye Health: The test checks for eye health issues, like blurry vision or eye diseases. It takes pictures of the eye's parts to catch things like leaks, clogs, and swelling.
• Detecting Glaucoma Early: For people with glaucoma, this test shows the health of the eye's nerve. It catches issues before you even notice changes in your sight.
• Eye Surgery Planning: Before surgeries like LASIK, it checks the front part of the eye, called the cornea. This helps doctors plan the surgery better.
• Guiding Eye Surgeries: During surgeries, it helps doctors see exactly where they're working, making the surgery safer and more accurate.
• Monitoring Eye Treatments: If you're getting treatment for an eye problem, this test shows if it's working over time. Doctors adjust the treatment based on these pictures.
• Finding Wet AMD: For wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD), This eye test looks for abnormal blood vessels that can harm your sight.
• Spotting Health Changes: It can also show if you have other health problems, like multiple sclerosis. It looks at how the eye's layers are affected.
• Caring for Kids' Eyes: It helps find issues in kids' eyes too, like problems from birth or eye diseases.
• Helping Doctors Decide: Doctors use these pictures to understand what's wrong and decide the best treatment for you. It doesn't hurt and is very helpful.

Best Diagnostic Centre for OCT Eye Test in Delhi

Save Sight Centre is widely recognized as one of the premier OCT diagnostic centres in Delhi, boasting highly skilled ophthalmologists and state-of-the-art equipment that provide exceptional imaging services for accurate and comprehensive eye evaluations.

They pride themselves on offering patients an enjoyable eye test experience while adhering to patient comfort and safety regulations. Their welcoming team provides a warm and friendly atmosphere, creating an exemplary diagnostic process experience.

They offers these scans for early detection and monitoring of eye diseases or conditions to preserve and enhance vision. They offer world-class diagnostic services designed to preserve and enhance visual acuity. They have been solving the eye problems of 1,30,000+ people in Delhi for past 12 years.