The Department of Ophthalmology at CMRI Hospital is recognized as one of the best eye hospitals in Kolkata, dedicated to setting high standards in ophthalmic treatments and care. Our eye care hospital in Kolkata utilizes advanced, precision-based modalities to ensure optimal results in diagnosis, assessment, and treatment.

Our team comprises highly qualified eye specialists in Kolkata, skilled in a wide range of procedures from simple to complex. Each treatment is regularly reviewed to align with the latest innovations in the field. We are committed to providing the best treatments available globally, ensuring an experience that meets international standards.

We focus on eliminating ailments by addressing their root causes through integrated treatment plans tailored by our specialized panel. From screening and diagnosing common eye infections to performing major surgeries like cataract removal, we cover all aspects of eye care, including the management of systemic diseases such as diabetes and thyroid conditions.

Equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic tools, our ophthalmology department facilitates comprehensive eye examinations and specialized treatments. Our dedicated team includes surgeons specializing in cornea, glaucoma, retina, and oculoplastic surgery. We also provide surgical and medical management for conditions like Retinoblastoma in children, handled by doctors with specialized training in this area.

At CMRI Hospital, we take pride in being a leading ophthalmology hospital in Kolkata, ensuring that our patients receive the highest quality of eye care.

• Extracapsular cataract extraction with posterior chamber intraocular lens implantation is a procedure done in uveitis patients. 
• ECCE involves the removal of the eye lens, leaving behind an elastic capsule that is partially attached cloudy implantation of the intraocular lens
•  the aim of the procedure is to enhance the vision of the patient by removing the damaged lens and replacing it with an IOL

• Phacoemulsification is an advanced surgical modality for treating cataracts. It is also commonly referred to as small incision cataract surgery
• The procedure involves the emulsification of the internal lens of the eye with the help of an ultrasonic handpiece. 
• In order to maintain the anterior chamber, the doctor use a balanced salt solution in place of aspirated fluid. 
• During the procedure the doctors introduce a tiny probe inside the patient's eye, to generate ultrasound waves which help to break the lens.
• The procedure is done using the latest machines and rigid, foldable, multifocal & toric lenses

• Glaucoma is an umbrella term used for various eye conditions that drastically impact the optic nerve and damage it. It is usually a result of high pressure in the eyes and is the leading cause of blindness in people above 60.
• Glaucoma surgery is done with the aim of reducing intraocular pressure which may be responsible for the condition. 
• Glaucoma surgery can be done via two approaches - laser surgery and incisional surgery

• Also known as corneal transplantation, corneal grafting is a surgical procedure that involves the replacement of the damaged or diseased cornea with healthy cornea taken from a donor
• Corneal grafting is usually of two different types - Descemet stripping endothelial keratoplasty (DSEK) and Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty (DMEK) 
• The procedure can last as long as 10 years, however, annual checkups are mandatory to negate the risks of complications

• Commonly referred to as ophthalmic eye surgery, is a procedure that aims at improving the function and enhancing the appearance of the eyes. 
• It is a type of plastic and reconstructive surgery that involves the periorbital and facial tissues. This includes the eyelids, orbit and lacrimal system.
• The surgery works by removing excess tissue and fat from different areas around the eyes. 
• It may take about 10 to 14 days to heal completely. 

• Retinal detachment is a condition marked by the misalignment of the retina. The condition is treated surgically by reattaching the retina to the back of the eye. 
• Three common types of retinal detachment surgery are pneumatic retinopexy, scleral buckle and vitrectomy.

• Also known as vitrectomy, it is a surgical procedure that aims at removing the vitreous humor gel for accessing the retina. 
• The procedure can be of various different types, which include posterior pars plana vitrectomy and anterior vitrectomy.
• We also perform the procedure with a sutureless approach, which means that no stitches are needed. 

• This involves the shot of medicines like Antibiotics, Kenacort, Macugen, Lucentis, Accentrix and Avastin, directly into the eye, for addressing a variety of retinal conditions. 
• Intravitreal injections may be recommended for conditions like age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and retinal vein occlusion.

• Squint surgery, commonly referred to as strabismus surgery, is a procedure that aims at correcting a squint, or misalignment of the eyes. 
• The surgery involves the adjustment of the tiny muscles in the eyes, in order to treat the wrong alignment.
• The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia and takes about an hour.