Many eye diseases do not show any symptoms at the beginning of their appearance. Early detection and treatment can prevent blindness and maintain high quality of life for many patients with eye diseases. For a timely detection, regular and general ophthalmic examinations are needed.
It has been often forgotten that regular ophthalmology exams are very important, specifically when no vision symptoms are seen. When those symptoms occur, the disease is frequently in its advanced stage and there is nothing much that can be done for the visual recovery.
All of this is the reason why we give such an importance to the preventive and general eye examination.
Our Specialists
Prof. dr Nikica Gabrić, dr med.
Ophthalmologist
Mr sc. Bojan Kozomara dr med.
Ophthalmologist
Ernesta Potkonjak, dr med.
Ophthalmologist
Nebojša Đogatović, dr med.
Ophthalmologist
Sanja Savičić, dr med.
Ophthalmologist
Ana Aničić, dr med.
Ophthalmologist
Miloš Milićević, dr med.
Ophthalmologist
Vladimir Račić, dr med.
Ophthalmology Resident
Borjana Solomun, dr med.
Ophthalmology Resident
Dajana Abdulaj, dr med.
Ophthalmology Resident
Tamara Bojanić Barić, dr med
Ophthalmology Resident
WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Here you can find frequently asked questions by our patients. If there are things that we did not answered for you, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
What does the general eye examination include?
• Detailed personal and family anamnesis
• Visual acuity assessment
• Pupil reaction assessment
• Eye motility assessment
• Intraocular pressure measurement
• Detailed slit lamp examination of the anterior and posterior eye segments
• Detailed personal and family anamnesis
• Visual acuity assessment
• Pupil reaction assessment
• Eye motility assessment
• Intraocular pressure measurement
• Detailed slit lamp examination of the anterior and posterior eye segments
People who are at increased risk of developing certain eye disease?
It is important to note that all of those who have a family history to certain eye disease have higher risk of inheriting those same diseases. Many of them, like diabetes, high blood pressure, immunological and neurological diseases can have their first signs in the eye. Furthermore, our recommendation would also be to have a regular eye examinations after the age of 40, because with aging there are many diseases that can occur in the eye.
In order to simplify the procedure of a regular eye exam, we have created packages for subspeciality eye exams to all of those who have an uncertain or not well defined diagnosis.
It is important to note that all of those who have a family history to certain eye disease have higher risk of inheriting those same diseases. Many of them, like diabetes, high blood pressure, immunological and neurological diseases can have their first signs in the eye. Furthermore, our recommendation would also be to have a regular eye examinations after the age of 40, because with aging there are many diseases that can occur in the eye.
In order to simplify the procedure of a regular eye exam, we have created packages for subspeciality eye exams to all of those who have an uncertain or not well defined diagnosis.