Book your USG Eye / Orbit at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, a Diagnostic Centre & NABL/NABH Accredited Pathology Lab for advanced diagnostic and pathology services. Our advanced ultrasound offers safe, accurate, radiation-free imaging of the eye and surrounding orbital structures. Our team of professional radiologists collaborates closely with ophthalmologists to offer accurate imaging to aid in the management, diagnosis, and surveillance of eye and orbital diseases.

About USG Eye / Orbit

USG Eye / Orbit (Ocular Ultrasound or Orbital Ultrasound) is a non-invasive imaging test that is performed to assess the eyeball, optic nerve, vitreous, retina, and surrounding orbital tissues using high-frequency sound waves.

This scan is particularly beneficial if it is not possible to examine the back of the eye adequately (for example, if the Eye is too cloudy due to dense cataract, vitreous haemorrhage, or a traumatically injured eye). It is also useful for determining the masses of orbits and other abnormalities of surrounding eye tissue. Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy utilizes cutting-edge ultrasound technology for precise, on-the-spot visualization for comprehensive eye evaluation.

What is a USG Eye / Orbit Scan?

A USG Eye / Orbit Scan provides detailed images of:

• Eyeball (globe)
• Retina
• Vitreous chamber
• Lens
• Optic nerve
• Extraocular muscles
• Orbital soft tissues

The examination helps diagnose a variety of ocular and orbital disorders safely and accurately without exposing patients to radiation.

Note: Ultrasound is not used to diagnose cataracts or glaucoma. These conditions are primarily diagnosed through a comprehensive ophthalmic examination. However, ocular ultrasound may be performed when the posterior segment cannot be visualized because of a dense cataract or to evaluate complications associated with eye diseases.

Why is a USG Eye / Orbit Performed?

Your doctor may recommend this examination for:

• Sudden vision loss
• Ocular trauma or eye injury
• Vitreous hemorrhage
• Retinal detachment
• Vitreous detachment
• Intraocular tumors
• Orbital masses or cysts
• Foreign bodies in or around the eye
• Evaluation before or after eye surgery
• Assessment when direct examination of the retina is not possible

USG Eye / Orbit Services at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy

Our radiology department offers comprehensive ocular ultrasound services, including:

Ocular Ultrasound

Evaluation of the retina, vitreous, lens, and optic nerve.

Orbital Ultrasound

Assessment of orbital masses, cysts, inflammation, and soft tissue abnormalities.

Retinal Evaluation

Detection of retinal detachment, vitreous hemorrhage, and other posterior segment abnormalities.

Ocular Trauma Assessment

Evaluation of eye injuries, foreign bodies, hemorrhage, and globe integrity.

Who Should Consider a USG Eye / Orbit Scan?

Your doctor may recommend this examination if you:

• Experience sudden vision loss
• Have suffered an eye injury
• Have suspected retinal detachment
• Have a vitreous hemorrhage
• Need evaluation of an orbital swelling or mass
• Require imaging before or after ocular surgery
• Have a dense cataract that prevents examination of the retina

Benefits of USG Eye / Orbit

• Safe, painless, and non-invasive
• No radiation exposure
• Real-time imaging of ocular and orbital structures
• Excellent for evaluating retinal detachment and vitreous abnormalities
• Helpful in assessing ocular trauma and orbital masses
• Useful when the retina cannot be examined directly
• Quick procedure with no recovery time

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

• NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre
• Experienced radiologists specializing in ocular ultrasound
• Advanced high-resolution ultrasound technology
• Accurate and reliable reporting
• Affordable and transparent pricing
• Comfortable and patient-friendly environment
• Fast report delivery

Book Your USG Eye / Orbit Scan

For expert imaging, accurate diagnosis, and prompt reporting, trust Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy for your USG Eye / Orbit. We provide you with an accurate diagnosis and top-notch care in a secure and comfortable setting if you need a review of your retinal condition, ocular trauma, vitreous abnormalities, or orbital masses.