Medical activity

Every year, more than 1,500 operations of any complexity category are performed at the Eye Microsurgery Clinic of GBOU VPO StSMU. Consultation and treatment of patients are carried out by: the director of the clinic, leading specialists of the Department of Ophthalmology - head, candidates of medical Sciences, associate professors.

The uniqueness of the clinic lies in the high reliability of treatment and the constant improvement of diagnostic and surgical technologies. The integrated use of traditional methods of eye surgery through micro-incisions, ultrasound and laser surgery using new generation lasers gives excellent results in the treatment of even the most complex eye pathologies.

The highest quality of diagnosis, surgery and an individual approach to the treatment of each patient allows us to guarantee successful restoration of vision. The perfection of treatment technologies, modern equipment and long-term experience of doctors allows us to guarantee high and stable results.

Laser surgery

Surgical and therapeutic treatment:

• cataract
• glaucoma
• astigmatism
• myopia
• farsightedness
• diabetes of the eye
• diseases of the optic nerve and the visual pathway
• diseases of the cornea
• treatment of macular degeneration of the retina
• administration of various drugs - lucentis, retinalamine

 Treatment of children

Types of treatment

• Eye drops. Preparations in the form of eye drops act topically and are used, as a rule, for the treatment and prevention of diseases of the anterior part of the eye and the tissues surrounding the eyes.
• Eye ointments. Antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory drugs can be placed in the conjunctival cavity (behind the eyelid), and applied to the surface of the eyelids.
• Vitamins for the eyes. In this form, vitamin and mineral complexes for the eyes are mainly used for the prevention of diseases and antibiotics.
• Physiotherapy and hardware treatment. Physiotherapy is widely used in the treatment of inflammatory eye diseases (UHF, laser irradiation, electrophoresis) - for chalazions, barley, keratitis, childhood amblyopia and strabismus.
• Injections (Eye injections)

Injections, depending on the place where the medication is injected, can be:

1. Parabulbar - the medicine enters the fatty tissue surrounding the eyeball.
2. Subconjunctival - the drug is injected under the mucous membrane of the eye (conjunctiva).
3. Retrobulbar - the substance is injected behind the eyeball, deep into the eye socket.
4. Intravitreal - the drug is injected directly into the vitreous body of the eye.

• Surgical treatment (eye surgery). Surgical intervention on the eyeball and appendage of the eye is performed when medication and other methods of conservative treatment are not effective.