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Early Diagnosis in Diabetic Retinopathy
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Case Description
Early diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy is crucial in preventing vision loss and managing the disease effectively. Regular eye screenings help detect retinal damage at an initial stage before symptoms appear. Timely intervention through lifestyle modifications, blood sugar control, and medical...
Case Summary
- Diabetic retinopathy, a major ocular complication, affects a significant portion of diabetic individuals, with type 1 diabetes patients facing a higher risk (around 40%) compared to type 2 (around 20%). This condition is a leading cause of legal blindness in individuals aged 20-65, and approximately half of all diabetics will eventually develop retinopathy, often accompanied by diabetic macular edema, a primary driver of vision loss.
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Dr. Manish Chhabra
Consultant Ophthalmologist, Apollo Hospitals, ChandigarhDr. Manish Chhabra is an Ophthalmologist with a clinical experience of 9 years including 1 year of experience in Glaucoma Subspecialty at PGIMER, Chandigarh. He is currently practicing in Apollo clinic & CHD city hospital, Sector 8C, Chandigarh. He has a special interest in teaching and has been associated with Delhi Academy of Medical Sciences (DAMS) from past 8 years where he has taught thousands of students both in India & abroad
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