At Ranade Super-Speciality Eye Centre, we understand that vision is a complex process. It involves more than just your eyes; it depends on how your eyes communicate with your brain.
Neuro-ophthalmology is a sub-specialty focused on visual problems linked to the nervous system. While a standard eye exam looks at the physical structure of the eyeball, neuro-ophthalmology examines the optic nerve and the pathways that send images to the brain’s visual cortex.
We use high-resolution OCT to measure the thickness of the Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) and the Ganglion Cell Complex.
Many neurological issues affect specific areas of the visual field. Our sophisticated perimetry tests map your peripheral vision with high accuracy.
We capture high-definition images of the optic disc to document its color, shape, and blood vessels. Autofluorescence imaging helps us find "Optic Disc Drusen" (calcium deposits) that can resemble serious nerve swelling, ensuring we make accurate diagnoses.
We use specialized light technology and infrared recording, where needed, to evaluate pupil reactivity and eye movement patterns.
Phase 1: The Pathway Assessment
Your journey starts with a comprehensive “Neuro-Workup,” including examinations of pupils, motions, color vision, and high-definition nerve imaging to identify the problem’s location.
Phase 2: Multidisciplinary Intervention
Once diagnosed, we begin treatment, whether it’s medical therapy, prism correction, or referrals for neurosurgery to protect the optic nerve.
Phase 3: Stabilization & Monitoring
The aim is to maintain nerve health and prevent future issues. We track your “visual field maps” and nerve fiber thickness over time to ensure long-term stability.
England-Trained Expertise: Our specialists follow international protocols for managing complex vision problems related to nerves and the brain.
Holistic Approach: We do not just treat the eye; we consider the entire patient and work with specialists in internal medicine and neurology.
State-of-the-Art Imaging: Our facility has the latest OCT and Perimetry units needed for detailed nerve analysis.
Legacy of Trust: We have over 25 years of experience in managing complex cases often referred to us by other eye surgeons.
No. Optic Neuritis is inflammation of the nerve itself, often caused by the immune system. It requires specialized neurological treatment and isn't addressed with standard antibiotic eye drops.
In many cases, yes. We often use "prisms" in your glasses to adjust the light and align the images. Surgery is usually only considered if the nerve issue does not improve on its own after several months.
In neuro-ophthalmology, the eye acts as a "window" to the brain. If the optic nerve is swollen or damaged, an MRI is often essential to check for pressure changes in the skull or to look for inflammation in the brain.
Vision recovery is usually limited for the lost areas. However, immediate treatment is vital to protect your remaining sight and to investigate systemic factors that might endanger the other eye.
Not at all. It is a non-invasive, computer-based test where you simply click a button when you see small lights. It is one of the most crucial tests we perform to monitor your nerve health.
Neuro-ophthalmology may require a total health approach for recovery:
– Neurological Coordination
– Visual Rehabilitation
– Consistent Follow-ups
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Had a wonderful experience at Ranade Superspeciality eye hospital. The senior doctor as well as the support staff made my 5year old daughter extra comfortable. The diagnosis was perfect. The doctor listened patiently to all our queries and answered the same in detail. Also have to mention the play area with lots of toys and books for kids..

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Ranade Eye Hospital has been a trusted healthcare provider for us for years. Recently got cataract surgery done for both eyes for my mother in law and the experience was pleasant and smooth as always. The care, attention and empathy shown by hospital staff as well as Dr. Shashank Ranade has always been amazing. Recommend this place to anyone facing eye related problems.