The pachymetry, i.e. the measurement of the thickness of the cornea, is always quick and completely painless, and is essential in the case of glaucoma. It can provide essential information for the ophthalmologist.
A fundus examination is part of every eye examination. It is used to assess the condition of not only the eyeball, but all its protective organs – the eye muscles, the eye socket and the eyelid.
At Rapidus Ophthalmology, intraocular pressure is measured using a non-contact tonometer. During this completely painless examination, the eyes are not touched by the instrument, so no anaesthetic is needed.