The Outpatient Department of the Central Customs Hospital provides comprehensive ophthalmological care to patients experiencing various eye-related complaints. Highly qualified ophthalmologists use modern diagnostic and treatment approaches to ensure appropriate medical care. Services include initial consultations, diagnostic examinations, treatment, follow-up monitoring and, when medically indicated, minor surgical procedures. Examination and treatment plans are tailored to each patient based on their symptoms, clinical condition and diagnostic findings.
Initial ophthalmological examinations are conducted by ophthalmologists Aynura Aliyeva, PhD in Medicine, and Aybaniz Zeynalova, who work in the Outpatient Department of the Central Customs Hospital. Depending on the patient's complaints and clinical condition, the following modern diagnostic methods are used:
• Visual acuity testing (visometry) – assessment of visual acuity;
• Tonometry – measurement of intraocular pressure;
• Autorefractometry – instrumental assessment of the eye's optical characteristics and refractive status;
• Biomicroscopy – detailed examination of the anterior segment and other structures of the eye using a slit lamp;
• Ophthalmoscopy – examination of the fundus, retina and optic nerve head.
When a more detailed diagnostic assessment is required, additional examinations are performed, including:
• Ocular ultrasound examination;
• Measurement of the axial length of the eyeball (biometry);
• Pachymetry – measurement of corneal thickness;
• Computerised perimetry – assessment of visual fields;
• Other necessary ophthalmological examinations.
Modern equipment and a digital approach
The results of ophthalmological examinations are stored in an electronic system. This allows doctors to compare previous examination results with new findings during follow-up visits and monitor changes in the patient's eye health over time.
Systematic monitoring of examination results helps doctors assess disease progression, evaluate treatment effectiveness and adjust the treatment plan when necessary.
A comprehensive approach to diagnostic examinations enables detailed assessment of visual function and the various anatomical structures of the eye. It also helps identify the underlying causes of existing problems and determine the most appropriate treatment strategy for each patient.
Once the diagnosis has been established, treatment is prescribed according to the patient's clinical condition and medical indications. Minor surgical procedures are also performed when necessary and medically indicated. In this way, patients receive comprehensive ophthalmological care, from diagnosis to treatment.
The hospital's ophthalmologists examine and treat patients with refractive errors, glaucoma, cataracts, diseases of the ocular fundus, uveitis and other ophthalmological conditions.
Don't neglect your eye health
Deteriorating vision, blurred vision, eye pain or redness, changes in intraocular pressure, the appearance of spots in the field of vision and other eye-related discomfort may indicate the need to consult an ophthalmologist.
Some eye diseases may not cause noticeable symptoms in their early stages. Therefore, regular ophthalmological examinations are essential for the early detection of eye diseases, the preservation of visual function and the prevention of potential complications.
Central Customs Hospital — professional medical care and modern diagnostic approaches to protecting your eye health!
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