Retina Consultants Of Texas - San Antonio

A photographic study of the blood supply to the retina using fluorescein dye injected into a vein.

Measures the electrical response of the retina to light and dark stimuli, helping to diagnose hereditary conditions affecting the retina.

Measure the electrical response of the retina, useful in diagnosing hereditary conditions.

Measuring the electrical response of different layers and components of the retina to light and dark stimuli.

A testing method that evaluates the electrical activity of your heart by translating it into line tracings.

Thorough eye exams including dilation to identify issues related to PVD and other retinal conditions.

Intraocular pressure can be managed with anti-inflammatory and glaucoma drops.

Treatment options for various ocular conditions related to cancer.

Used to assess visual acuity during study visits.

Advanced care for conditions including macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears and detachments.

Full spectrum of retinal care using advanced technologies to address diseases of the retina, macula, and vitreous.

Diagnosis and treatment of retinal vein occlusions by board-certified ophthalmologists.

Expertise in treating uveitis and related conditions.

Treatment for vitreomacular traction syndrome, including nonsurgical and surgical options.

Helps evaluate structures in the front of the eye.

Specializes in medical conditions affecting the retina.

Surgical procedure to gently remove or peel the vitreous from the macula to relieve traction.

An office-based procedure that uses a laser or cryopexy to seal a retinal tear and injects a small gas bubble into the eye to help the retina reattach...

Scleral buckle surgery is a method used to repair a complicated tear in the eye by placing a silicone band around the affected eye for permanent suppo...

Surgery to remove the tumor in cases of iris melanoma.

Surgery to remove the vitreous gel from the center of the eye, helping to reduce the appearance of floaters and blurry vision.

Vitrectomy surgery is a procedure performed by retina surgeons to remove the vitreous gel in the eye to repair conditions such as retinal tears or mac...

Care for retinal tears and detachments.

A surgical procedure called vitrectomy with membrane peeling to treat significant visual loss caused by a macular pucker. It involves gently peeling t...

Medical treatment for significant cases of flashes or floaters caused by retinal issues.

Tests that document and follow peripheral vision loss caused by certain eye diseases.

Specialized medical care for ocular immunological conditions.

A potential treatment approach for iris tumors.

Inflammation may be treated with anti-inflammatory eye drops.

FDA approved medication for creating complete posterior vitreous detachment to relieve macular tugging.

The laser causes scarring to the underlying tissue so the retinal tear can be sealed. This prevents fluid from getting under the retina. This procedur...

A treatment option for complications of Central Retinal Artery Occlusion (CRAO) or Branch Retinal Artery Occlusion (BRAO) involving the formation of n...

A state-of-the-art focal laser system used to treat retina conditions such as macular edema, retinal holes, and retinal tears. The laser burns and sea...

This is one of the most common treatments for neovascularization. There is little recuperation needed after laser surgery for proliferative disease. I...

A laser treatment used to seal retinal tears during the pneumatic retinopexy procedure.

Photodynamic therapy (sometimes known as a cold laser)

A test to see how well you see in the dark, useful for evaluating certain hereditary or genetic retinal diseases.

Diagnosis and treatment of posterior vitreous detachment (PVD) by board-certified eye surgeons, including comprehensive eye exams and potential vitrec...

A photographic study of the blood supply to part of the retina, useful in evaluating eye conditions.

State-of-the-art retina imaging services

Enables higher quality photographs of the retina using three separate laser colors.

Allows viewing a larger portion of the retina in one image.

Increasingly, a variety of medications are being used to treat proliferative retinopathy. These involve intravitreal injections of small amounts of me...

Measures the visual function of a specific part of the retina.

Tests to document and follow the loss of peripheral vision due to certain eye diseases.

Medical professional specializing in eye cancers.

Focuses on cancer treatments for the eye

Specialized care for ocular metastases for cancer patients.

Providing specialized care for leukemia and lymphoma diagnostic and treatment services.

An imaging technique producing cross-sectional images of the retina.

Utilizes a camera to take pictures of the retina, generally requiring dilation of the eye.

A nonsurgical treatment for abnormal blood vessel growth in the eye to reduce the risk of severe vision loss and blindness, customized for each patien...

Diagnosis and management of idiopathic PFT patients by board-certified retina specialists.

A treatment option for iris tumors involving radiation.

Timely and customized treatment plans for retinal detachment, often involving surgical procedures such as scleral buckle, vitrectomy, laser surgery, a...

Treatment for age-related macular degeneration.

Administered during vitrectomy surgery, it helps keep patients comfortable during the procedure.

Evaluation of flashes and floaters by board-certified ophthalmologists, confirming diagnosis through a dilated eye exam.

Inflammation can be treated with steroid injections around or into the eye.

Surgical options for retinal conditions, performed by board-certified ophthalmologists at Retina Consultants of Texas.

If the retained lens fragments are large or dense and/or the inflammation, intraocular pressure, and edema cannot be controlled medically, then surgic...

Common and effective treatments for a wide range of retinal and macular conditions.

Injection of anti-vascular endothelial growth factor medications (Lucentis, Avastin, or Eylea) for treatment.

Injections of anti-vascular endothelial growth factor (anti-VEGF) medications (Lucentis, Avastin, Eylea) or steroids for treating RVO.

Medical treatment involving the use of medications such as Lucentis, Avastin, or Eylea to treat conditions related to the eye.

Used to evaluate any abnormalities of the front of the eye, including the cornea, angle of the eye, iris, ciliary body, and lens.

Evaluates the eye in circumstances where there is difficulty seeing into the eye during a dilated exam.

A non-invasive technique utilizing a blue-green wavelength light to visualize conditions affecting the retina.

Produces high-resolution, cross-sectional images of the retina.

Allows viewing of almost 200 degrees or 80% of the retina at one time.

Used for treatment related to retinal artery occlusion, these medications include Lucentis, Avastin, and Eylea.

Surgery to remove the vitreous gel and place a gas bubble in the eye to help close and heal the macular hole.

A photographic study of the blood supply to the retina using fluorescein dye.

Assess basic functions of the body such as temperature, pulse rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate.