Comprehensive ophthalmological services provided at the Central Customs Hospital to protect eye health
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At the Polyclinic Department of the Central Customs Hospital, highly qualified ophthalmologists provide comprehensive ophthalmological services to patients presenting with various complaints related to vision and eye health, based on modern medical approaches.
From the patient's initial consultation, the Hospital provides initial diagnostics, treatment, dynamic follow-up and, when medically indicated, minor surgical procedures. The examination and treatment plan is determined individually, taking into account the patient's complaints, clinical condition and the results of diagnostic examinations.
How does the examination process work?
Patients consulting an ophthalmologist first complete the registration process at the Polyclinic Department. They then undergo an initial ophthalmological examination in the ophthalmology room by ophthalmologists PhD in Medicine Dr. Aynura Aliyeva and Dr. Aybeniz Zeynalova.
Depending on the patient's complaints and clinical condition, the following modern diagnostic examinations may be performed:
Visual acuity testing (visometry) — assessment of visual acuity;
Tonometry — measurement of intraocular pressure;
Autorefractometry — instrumental assessment of the eye's optical parameters and refractive characteristics;
Biomicroscopy — detailed examination of the anterior and other structures of the eye using a slit lamp;
Ophthalmoscopy — assessment of the fundus, retina and optic nerve head.
When a more detailed diagnostic assessment is required, additional examinations may be performed, including:
Ultrasound examination of the eye;
Measurement of the axial length of the eyeball (biometry);
Pachymetry — measurement of corneal thickness;
Computerized perimetry — assessment of the visual field,
as well as other ophthalmological examinations.
Modern Equipment and a Digital Approach
At the Central Customs Hospital, ophthalmological examinations are performed using modern diagnostic equipment. This enables a more detailed and accurate assessment of various parameters of the patient's eye health.
The results of ophthalmological examinations are stored in the relevant electronic system. This approach makes it possible, during subsequent visits, to compare previous examination results with new findings and more conveniently monitor changes in eye health over time.
Thus, systematic monitoring of the results obtained during each patient visit enables physicians to assess the course of the disease, monitor treatment effectiveness and, when necessary, adjust the treatment plan.
Comprehensive Care — From Diagnosis to Treatment
Comprehensive examinations enable physicians to assess visual function and various anatomical structures of the eye in detail, identify the underlying cause of the existing problem and determine an appropriate treatment plan for each patient.
Once the diagnosis has been confirmed, appropriate treatment is prescribed according to the patient's clinical condition and medical indications. When necessary and medically indicated, minor surgical procedures are performed, allowing patients to receive comprehensive ophthalmological care.
Ophthalmologists, PhD in Medicine Dr. Aynura Aliyeva and Dr. Aybeniz Zeynalova, provide diagnosis and treatment for refractive errors, glaucoma, cataracts, diseases of the eye fundus, uveitis and other ophthalmological conditions.
Do Not Neglect Your Eye Health
Reduced visual acuity, blurred vision, eye pain or redness, changes in intraocular pressure, the appearance of spots in the field of vision and other similar complaints may be reasons to consult an ophthalmologist.
Some eye diseases may not cause pronounced symptoms in their early stages. Therefore, regular ophthalmological examinations are important for the early detection of eye diseases, preservation of visual function and prevention of possible complications.
At the Ophthalmology Department of the Central Customs Hospital, modern diagnostic capabilities, dynamic monitoring of examination results through an electronic system, an individualized treatment approach and, when necessary, minor surgical procedures are integrated into a single service pathway, providing patients with comprehensive ophthalmological care.
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