The Closer We Look, The Better We Understand
At Drushti Eye and Retina Centre, our range of specialised ophthalmic equipment supports detailed eye examinations, retinal imaging, diagnostic assessments, laser treatments and surgical procedures. These technologies help our specialists examine the eye’s structures, assess individual conditions and plan appropriate care.
01 Retinal Imaging and Diagnostic Equipment

Intalight Dream OCT
Detailed imaging can reveal important changes within the eye that may not be visible during a routine examination. The Intalight Dream OCT captures cross-sectional images of ocular structures, supporting the evaluation of the retina, choroid and anterior segment.

Optos Silverstone P200TxE
Examining the retina beyond its central region can be important in identifying and assessing certain retinal conditions. The Optos Silverstone combines ultra-widefield retinal imaging with swept-source OCT to help specialists examine a broad area of the retina and study its structures in greater detail.

TOPCON SL D7 PHOTO SLIT MAP
A detailed view of the eye can make clinical findings easier to understand. This digital slit-lamp imaging system captures and archives photographs of ocular structures, supporting clinical documentation and helping doctors explain examination findings to patients and their families.

TOPCON TRC-50DX Type IA fundus camera-digital imaging system
The retina provides valuable information about the health of the eye. This fundus camera and digital imaging system supports retinal photography and specialised angiography, helping specialists document retinal findings and evaluate selected retinal conditions.

ZEISS- Humphreys Field Analyzer II- iseries
Eye health involves more than the ability to see clearly ahead. Visual field testing assesses how much a person can see across different areas of their field of vision. This system supports the evaluation and monitoring of glaucoma and selected neuro-ophthalmic conditions.
02 Eye Examination and Vision Assessment

Haag streit BQ900 LED powered slit lamp with Imaging module 900
A closer examination can reveal details that a routine visual check may miss. The Haag-Streit BQ900 provides magnified views of ocular structures, supporting detailed clinical examination. Its imaging module also facilitates the documentation of relevant findings.

Haag Streit BQ Slit Lamp
A slit lamp is one of the fundamental instruments in ophthalmology. This system enables magnified examination of the front structures of the eye and, with appropriate examination lenses, the vitreous and retina.

Zeiss SL 30 Slit Lamp
Careful examination is the foundation of effective eye care. The Zeiss SL 30 provides magnified views of ocular structures, helping specialists assess the eye during routine and detailed examinations.

Autorefractometer – TOPCON RM-A7000
Determining the eye's refractive power is an important step in assessing vision. The Topcon RM-A7000 provides an objective measurement that helps specialists evaluate refractive error and determine the need for further testing before prescribing corrective lenses.

Streak Retinoscope
Some of the most useful diagnostic instruments are also among the most established. A streak retinoscope helps specialists assess the refractive state of the eye by observing how light is reflected from the retina, supporting the determination of an appropriate spectacle prescription.

Computerized Lensometer
(Topcon CL-100)
Accurate vision correction depends on accurate lens measurements. The Topcon CL-100 measures the optical power of spectacle lenses, including progressive lenses, helping verify lens prescriptions and assess corrective eyewear.

TOPCON SL D7 PHOTO SLIT MAP
Digital documentation supports continuity in patient care. In addition to magnified examination, the TOPCON SL D7 PHOTO SLIT MAP enables photographic recording and archiving of findings for clinical reference and patient education.
03 Eye Pressure and Biometry

Icare ic200 Tonometer
Intraocular pressure is an important measurement in the assessment of eye health, particularly when evaluating glaucoma. The iCare IC200 measures eye pressure using a handheld instrument designed to offer flexibility in patient positioning during examination.

KEELER 'PULSAIR' non contact Tonometer
Measuring eye pressure need not always involve contact with the eye. The Keeler Pulsair uses non-contact technology to assess intraocular pressure, supporting convenient pressure screening during an eye examination.

Haag Streit Applanation Tonometer
Accurate eye pressure measurement plays an important role in evaluating and monitoring glaucoma. Mounted on a slit lamp, the Haag-Streit Applanation Tonometer measures intraocular pressure through the applanation method, supporting a more detailed assessment when clinically indicated.

Topcon Aladin Optical Biometer
Planning cataract surgery involves understanding the individual dimensions and optical characteristics of the eye. The Topcon Aladin Optical Biometer provides measurements that assist in calculating intraocular lens power and support the evaluation of suitable lens options.

STORZ A-scan & Quantel Medical Axis II PR Immersion A-Scan
Accurate measurements help guide cataract surgery planning. These ultrasound biometry systems measure the axial length of the eye, providing information used in calculating the appropriate power of the intraocular lens to be implanted during surgery.
04 Laser Equipment

Topcon Yag Laser : LPULSA SYL 9000
Laser technology enables specialists to perform selected eye treatments with precision. The Topcon YAG laser supports specific ophthalmic laser procedures, including appropriate treatments involving the lens capsule. Its application depends on the patient's condition and the treating specialist's assessment.

Iris Double Frequency Green Laser Complete System Including Slit Lamp, Indirect & Endodelivery System
Certain retinal conditions require targeted laser treatment. This green laser system supports different methods of laser delivery, including slit-lamp, indirect and endolaser delivery. These capabilities assist specialists in treating selected retinal disorders, including certain complications associated with diabetes, when clinically indicated.
05 Surgical Equipment

Appasamy Galaxy Robot Ophthalmic Vitrectomy machine & Phacoemulsifier,
Complex eye conditions can require highly specialised surgical instruments. This integrated ophthalmic system supports vitreoretinal surgery and phacoemulsification, providing surgeons with equipment for procedures involving the vitreous, retina and natural lens of the eye.

LEICA M822 Operative Microscope with BIOM and SDI
Surgical precision begins with a clear view. The Leica M822 provides magnified visualisation and specialised illumination during ophthalmic surgery. Its compatibility with vitreoretinal accessories supports its use in procedures that require detailed visualisation of delicate ocular structures.

Endo Optik E4 endoscopic surgery equipment
In certain complex cases, conventional visualisation may be limited. The Endo Optik E4 uses an endoscopic camera to provide an internal view of ocular structures, supporting selected surgical procedures involving difficult-to-visualise areas of the eye.

Oertli OS3 Vitrectomy System with Novitrex High Speed Vitrectomy set & 23 g. sutureless vitrectomy systems
Vitreoretinal surgery demands careful handling of delicate structures. This system supports vitrectomy procedures, in which the vitreous gel is removed to facilitate the treatment of selected retinal and vitreous conditions. Its compatible instruments support small-gauge surgical approaches where appropriate.

Oertli OS3 Phacoemulsification System
Cataract surgery involves removing the eye's cloudy natural lens and replacing it with an artificial intraocular lens. The Oertli OS3 Phacoemulsification System uses ultrasound-assisted technology to facilitate lens removal through a small incision, as part of an appropriately planned cataract procedure.

HCM MEDICA
Specialised illumination is important during delicate retinal surgery. This equipment provides a xenon light source for surgical visualisation, helping surgeons see relevant structures during selected ophthalmic procedures.
06 Sterilisation and Infection Control

Steelco Steam Steriliser
Patient safety extends beyond the examination room and operating theatre. The Steelco Steam Steriliser uses controlled steam cycles to sterilise compatible medical instruments, supporting established instrument-processing and infection-prevention practices.

Medister Automatic Ethylene Oxide Sterilizer (ETO)
Not every medical instrument is suitable for steam sterilisation. The Medister ETO system uses ethylene oxide to sterilise compatible equipment that requires an alternative sterilisation method, supporting the safe preparation of instruments for clinical use.

PCI E.T.O Semi Automatic Gas Sterilizer
Some specialised ophthalmic instruments require gas sterilisation rather than conventional steam processing. The PCI E.T.O Semi Automatic Gas Sterilizer supports the processing of compatible instruments as part of infection-control protocols.
07 Examination Infrastructure

Plantech Examination Unit
A comfortable examination experience can make a difference to patients. The Plantech examination unit integrates essential eye-examination instruments, including a slit lamp and ophthalmoscope, with a vision chart in a motorised unit. This arrangement helps facilitate basic examinations without requiring patients to move between separate examination stations.