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Vitrectomy Surgery In India
Vitrectomy surgery is a very common procedure in India, and it is also one of the most commonly performed surgeries in India.
Vitrectomy surgery is a surgical procedure used to remove Clear-Cell Sarcoma (CCS) or other types of cancerous cells from the eye. The surgery is performed by removing the entire vitreous body – the gel that fills the inside of the eye – using a special tool called a vitrectomy microscope.
After the vitreous body is removed, the surgeon can see and remove any cancerous cells that are present. This procedure is often successful in removing all traces of CCS or other types of cancerous cells from an eye.
Vitrectomy surgery is a relatively simple procedure that can be performed with minimal discomfort. Most patients experience minimal pain and no lasting side effects following vitrectomy surgery. Patients who are candidates for vitrectomy surgery should discuss their eligibility with their doctor prior to making an appointment.
Types of Vitrectomy
Vitrectomy is a surgical procedure used to remove the vitreous body and associated fluids from an eye. There are three main types of vitrectomy: pars plana vitrectomy (PPV), transconjunctival sutureless vitrectomy (TSV), and endoscopic subretinal or epiretinal approach.
PPV is the most common type of vitrectomy, performed through a small incision in the lower eyelid.
TSV is a less invasive option that uses suction to remove the vitreous body and fluid without the use of stitches. The advantage of TSV is that it can be done in an outpatient setting.
Epiretinal surgery, also known as endoscopic subretinal surgery (ESS), is an increasingly common type of vitrectomy that uses an endoscope to enter the eye through the uvea (the middle layer of the eyeball). ESS is considered more complicated than other types of vitrectomy, but it has some advantages, including reduced pain and faster recovery time.
Vitrectomy Surgery Cost In India
The cost of vitrectomy surgery in India can vary depending on the type of surgery required. The cost of vitrectomy surgery in India varies between ₹20,000 to ₹80,000. Anterior Vitrectomy in front portion of the eye costs around ₹24000. Simple posterior vitrectomy involves suction / removal of the vitreous gel or blood from the back portion of the eye and costs around ₹55,000. However, in certain cases, Endolaser is used to burn the bleeding retinal blood vessels. This increase the cost to ₹50000. Similarly, if the retinal detachment is high, the surgeon might use silicone oil or gas tamponade to temporary fill in the eye and settle the retina. This further increase the cost to ₹60000. Below is the average cost of different type of vitrectomy procedures:
Treatment | Cost (₹) |
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Vitrectomy Anterior in India | 24,000 |
Simple Posterior Vitrectomy (Pars plana) with MIVS (micro incision vitrectomy) in India | 55,000 |
Vitrectomy (Pars plana) + Endolaser in India | 45,000 |
Vitreoretinal Surgery + Endolaser + Silicon Oil or Gas Tamponade in India | 50,000 |
Vitrectomy + Endolaser + Silicon Oil or Gas Tamponade + Scleral Buckling in India | 70,000 |
Lensectomy (Lens replacement) + Vitrectomy in India | 50,000 |
Complex Vitrectomy (23G) in India | 60,000 |
Vitrectomy Hospitals in India
There are several vitrectomy hospitals in India, including MantraCare India, Eye Clinic India, Eye Center India, and Eye Mantra India. EyeMantra is one of India’s leading vitrectomy treatment center, with over 100,000 eyes operated by its doctors. Our hospitals in India are accessible from the following areas :
- Goniana Road
- Multania Road
- Bathinda – Barnala Highway
- Bibi Wala Road
- Rampura Phul
- Sri Muktsar Sahib
- Baba Deep singh Nagar
- Bhagu Road
- New Shakti Nagar
- GGS Nagar
- Lal Singh Nagar
- Adarsh Nagar
- Malviya Nagar
- Model Town
- Civil Lines
- Kamla Nehru Colony
- Paras Ram Nagar
- Maluka
- Ganesh Nagar
- Hazi Rattan Nagar
- Nai Basti
- Guru Teg Bahadar Nagar
- Talwandi Sabo
- Shakti Nagar
- Basant Vihar
- Partap Nagar
- Balla Ram Nagar
- Farid Nagar
- Old City
- Guru Gobind Singh Nagar
- Bajakhana
- Amrik Singh Road
- Sarabha Nagar
- Bhucho Mandi
- National Colony
- Pukhraj Colony
- Maur
- Patel Nagar
- Housefed Colony
- Deon
- Vishal Nagar
- Chandsar Basti
- Killi Nihal Singhwali
- Hardev Nagar
- Baba Farid Nagar
- Veer Colony
Happy Patients from India after Vitrectomy
“I had a vitrectomy at Mantracare and it turned out to be one of the best decisions I have made. The staff members were very professional and compassionate, which helped me through my recovery.”
– Rishi (India)
Frequently Asked Questions
A vitrectomy is a surgical procedure in which the vitreous, or jelly-like substance that fills the inside of the eye, is removed. The vitreous is then replaced with either a salt solution or a gas bubble. In India, EyeMantra offers one of the best facilities and surgeons for vitrectomy surgery.
Vitrectomy is generally a safe and effective surgery, but as with any type of surgery, there are potential risks involved. The most common risks associated with vitrectomy include:
- Bleeding: There is a small risk of bleeding during or after the surgery.
- Infection: There is also a small risk of developing an infection after the surgery. This can usually be treated with antibiotics.
- Retinal detachment: In some cases, the retina may become detached from the back of the eye after vitrectomy surgery.
- Vision loss: Although vision loss is rare, it is possible to lose some vision after vitrectomy surgery.
At MantraCare India, Vitrectomy surgery starts from ₹20,000. The cost varies based on the procedures such as anterior vitrectomy (₹24,000), Pars Plana posterior vitrectomy (₹35000), Endolaser (₹50000) & lensectomy (₹50000)
The vitrectomy surgery at Mantracare India is a safe procedure that takes around 1-2 hours. However, the length of the surgery can vary depending on the complexity of the case. You get discharged the same day.
MantraCare is one of the best hospital for vitrectomy in India. They have top vitrectomy doctors with over 20,000+ satisfied clients. We perform Micro incision vitrectomy in which the cut size is minimal and healing is faster.