Diagnostika e Syve në Pejë | Ordinanca Vizioni

Accurate diagnosis for your eyes

Specialised eye examinations to assess vision, detect diseases early and monitor eye health. Every examination helps determine the right next steps for your care.

Accurate diagnosis for eye health

Specialised eye examinations to assess vision, detect diseases early and monitor eye health. Every examination helps determine the right next steps for your care.

Every examination performed with care and attention

Specialised eye examinations to assess vision, detect diseases early and monitor eye health. At Ordinanca Vizioni, every examination helps determine the right next steps for your care.

Visual Acuity Testing

Assessment of the eyes’ ability to see objects clearly at different distances.

Visual acuity testing is one of the basic steps in an eye examination. Appropriate tests assess near and distance vision, helping identify difficulties that may require optical correction or further examination.

Conditions that may be assessed:

Myopia (short-sightedness))
Hyperopia (long-sightedness)
Astigmatism

Computerised Refraction Measurement

Computerised measurement used for an initial assessment of refractive error and the need for vision correction.

Computerised refraction uses a specialised device to assess how light is focused by the eye. The results help identify possible refractive errors and guide further examination. Additional tests may be performed to determine the precise optical correction required.

Intraocular Pressure (IOP) Measurement

Measurement of the pressure inside the eye to assess and monitor the risk of glaucoma.

Intraocular pressure is the pressure of the fluid inside the eye. Measuring it is an important part of glaucoma assessment, as glaucoma can damage the optic nerve and cause vision loss. The result is interpreted alongside other examinations, since a single measurement cannot confirm or rule out glaucoma.

Tear Production Measurement

Assessment of tear production to identify possible signs of dry eye.

Tears lubricate, protect and maintain the surface of the eye. Measuring tear quantity can help assess insufficient tear production, which may be associated with dryness, burning, irritation or a foreign-body sensation. The results help guide appropriate care.

Direct fundoscopy

Examination of the back of the eye to assess the optic nerve and surrounding structures.

Direct fundoscopy allows the internal structures of the eye to be examined, particularly the optic nerve and retinal blood vessels. It can help identify changes associated with various eye diseases or general health conditions.

OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography)

Detailed imaging of eye structures to assess the retina, optic nerve, macula and other areas.

OCT is a non-invasive examination that uses light waves to create detailed images of the layers of the eye. Depending on the equipment and examination protocol, it can assess the macula, optic nerve, cornea and anterior chamber angle.

OCT helps detect and monitor structural changes associated with various eye conditions.

Ocular Ultrasound Examination

Ultrasound examination used to assess eye structures and measure specific parameters.

Ocular ultrasound uses sound waves to provide information about the internal structures of the eye. Depending on the type of examination, it may be used to assess eye anatomy, measure the length of the eye or determine corneal thickness.

Types of examinations:

A-scan – Used to measure the length of the eye.
B-scan – Produces images of the internal structures of the eye.
Pachymetry – Measures corneal thickness.

Fundus Photography

Photography of the retina to document and monitor changes at the back of the eye.

Fundus photography captures images of internal eye structures, including the retina, blood vessels and optic disc. These images can document the baseline condition and help compare changes during follow-up examinations.

Detailed Fundus Examination

Detailed examination of the retina and posterior structures of the eye to identify pathological changes.

A detailed fundus examination helps assess the retina, blood vessels and optic nerve. It is particularly important for patients with chronic diseases or conditions that may affect eye health.

Particular attention is paid to changes that may be associated with:

Diabetes and diabetic retinopathy
Hypertension and vascular changes
Autoimmune diseases
Intraocular injuries
Other retinal changes

Contact Lens Fitting

Professional assessment and fitting of contact lenses based on refractive error, corneal shape and the patient’s individual needs. We offer various types of lenses, including options for astigmatism and keratoconus.