At Midwest Retina Consultants, S.C the treatment obtained will be brought together not only with the knowledge and expertise
of our physicians and staff, but also with the latest medical technology.
The diagnostic tests and treatment procedures we utilize are highly specialized with the most recent up to date innovations.
Diagnostic tests & treatment procedures
Select any test or procedure below to learn what it involves, what it diagnoses or treats, and what to expect during your visit.
B-scan ultrasonography
Assesses eye diseases when direct visualization is not possible
Fundus photography
Photographs the back of the eye to find, watch, and treat disease
Fluorescein angiography
Dye-based imaging that reveals retinal blood vessel problems
Optical coherence tomography (OCT)
Non-invasive cross-section imaging of the retina layers
Cryo-therapy
Freezing probe seals retinal tears from outside the eye
Diabetic laser treatment
Laser reduces vision loss caused by diabetic eye disease
B-scan ultrasonography
A diagnostic test used to assess various diseases of the eye — most useful when direct visualization of intraocular structures is not possible.
B-scan ultrasound gives valuable information on the status of the lens, vitreous, retina, choroid, and sclera — structures that may be impossible to see directly due to clouding or other obstructions.
Fundus photography
A diagnostic test used to capture detailed images of the retina — essential for detecting, monitoring, and managing retinal disease.
Fundus photography provides high-resolution images of the retina, optic nerve, and blood vessels, allowing physicians to track changes over time and guide treatment decisions.
Fluorescein angiography
A diagnostic test that evaluates blood flow in the retina — used to detect vascular abnormalities and leakage.
A specialized dye highlights retinal blood vessels, allowing detailed assessment of circulation and helping guide treatment decisions.
Optical coherence tomography (OCT)
A non-invasive imaging test that provides cross-sectional views of the retina.
OCT uses light waves to create detailed images of retinal layers, helping detect fluid, swelling, and structural changes for accurate diagnosis and monitoring.
Cryo-therapy
A treatment that uses controlled freezing to repair retinal tears.
Cryotherapy seals retinal tears and helps prevent progression to retinal detachment by creating a protective scar.
Diabetic laser treatment
A laser treatment used to reduce complications from diabetic retinopathy.
This treatment seals leaking blood vessels and helps prevent further vision loss by stabilizing the retina.