State-of-the-art technical facilities

Name: Le plateau technique du cabinet Grand Paris Ophtalmologie
Creator: Dr Mayer Srour

Imaging · Examinations · Lasers · Injections

Screening, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of all eye conditions, in one place — without multiple journeys or delays.

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10 examinations

of imaging and testing + 3 lasers on site

Everything on site

examinations, lasers and injections at the practice

The same day

examinations carried out at the consultation if needed

1 · The 10 examinations 2 · Therapeutic lasers 3 · Injection room (IVT)

Examinations carried out at the practice

Retinal angiography

Photographs of the back of the eye after injection of a dye (fluorescein or indocyanine), to visualise the state of the retinal vessels. Useful in retinal vein occlusions, diabetic retinopathy, AMD, retinal inflammation and certain tumours — to make the diagnosis, assess severity and guide treatment.
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Angle OCT (Anterion Analyser)

A latest-generation Swept Source OCT that explores the anterior segment in high definition: corneal topography, biometry of the lens and anterior chamber, iridocorneal angles. Indicated before cataract surgery, when there is a risk of angle-closure glaucoma, or to screen for corneal disease.
Quick and painless · contact lenses removed during the examination · no visual discomfort afterwards

Biometry

High-precision optical measurements of the eye, taken in a few seconds while you look at a light — they make it possible to calculate the made-to-measure implant before cataract surgery.
Painless, without dilation · in the pre-operative assessment, the associated dilated fundus examination means you should not drive afterwards

Visual field test

An assessment of everything you perceive while looking at a fixed point: it shows how the optic nerve is working, from the retina to the visual pathways of the brain. A key examination in the follow-up of glaucoma.
Seated in front of a dome, in the dark · a buzzer in hand to signal each light stimulus you see · requires good concentration

OCT (Macular / Optic nerve)

Optical Coherence Tomography studies the retina, optic nerve and cornea in very precise cross-sections, using a light wave. Measurements are compared with a normative database and with your previous examinations — essential for the diagnosis and follow-up of AMD, diabetes and glaucoma.
Seated, chin on a chin rest · painless, no contact · most often without dilation (OCT Spectralis)

OCT Angiography

Non-invasive analysis, without injection of dye, of the retinal vascular network, in 2 or 3 dimensions: looking for abnormalities of retinal or choroidal perfusion, in particular in AMD, and monitoring of injection treatments (anti-VEGF). Often supplemented, if needed, by angiography with dye.

Ultra-Widefield Retinal Photography

A colour photograph of the retina (Eidon device), centred on the macula, the optic nerve or any peripheral lesion. It provides a reliable comparison from one visit to the next: follow-up of patients with diabetes, screening for early signs of AMD, monitoring of a naevus.
Quick and painless · short flash · dilation sometimes necessary (avoid driving afterwards)

Corneal topography

A camera rotating through 360° generates maps of the cornea’s curvature, thickness and relief. It is the reference examination for screening and follow-up of keratoconus, and is essential for the pre-operative assessment of refractive surgery and for contact lens fitting.
No contact with the eye · no discomfort after the examination

UBM Ultrasound

Ultrasound Bio Microscopy: a very high-frequency, non-invasive imaging technique of the anterior segment — cornea, iris, lens and ciliary processes. It visualises the iridocorneal angle to assess glaucoma, screen for a tumour, investigate an anterior chamber abnormality or plan surgery.

B-Mode Ultrasound

Ultrasound of the posterior segment: cross-sections of the whole length of the eye and measurements of the globe, to explore the back of the eye when the media are cloudy — intravitreal haemorrhage, dense cataract, corneal opacity — follow diseases and prepare for surgery.

Therapeutic lasers

Three lasers make it possible to treat directly at the practice, without hospitalisation, under eye-drop anaesthesia:

YAG laser

Secondary cataract (capsulotomy) and prevention of acute glaucoma (iridotomy).

SLT laser

Lowers eye pressure in glaucoma — as first-line treatment or in addition to eye drops.

Argon laser

Sealing of retinal tears and treatment of diabetic retinopathy.

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The room dedicated to intravitreal injections

The practice has a specially equipped room for intravitreal injections (IVT), carried out under strict aseptic conditions: treatment of wet AMD, diabetic macular oedema and retinal vein occlusions.

Your injections are given on site, without hospitalisation, by the doctor who follows you — with the control OCT in the same place, at every stage of treatment.

Why it matters

Everything in one place, from screening to treatment

An abnormal examination? Imaging is done straight away. A laser to schedule? It is carried out on site. Injections? The dedicated room is next to the consulting room. Fewer delays, fewer journeys — faster and safer care.

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A complete technical facility in Noisy-le-Grand

Few community practices have this kind of equipment: patients from Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis (93), Val-de-Marne (94) and Seine-et-Marne (77) — Bry-sur-Marne, Villiers-sur-Marne, Champs-sur-Marne, Chelles, Torcy and all of Marne-la-Vallée — have access to imaging and treatments usually reserved for hospital centres, without going to Paris. All in the hands of Dr Yaïr Chetrit and Dr Mayer Srour.