“My 92-year-old mom with dementia needed an eye injection for macular degeneration. The staff and doctor were kind, professional, and made the procedure quick, gentle, and comfortable.”
Advanced Diagnostic
Retinal Treatments built around your Diagnosis
At Atlantic Retina Center, diagnosis comes first. Our team of fellowship-trained, ABO board-certified vitreoretinal surgeons uses in-office retinal imaging to examine the retina, vitreous and macula in detail before recommending any treatment.
We compare your retinal images year over year at every visit, so subtle changes are tracked over time and your care plan reflects how your condition is actually progressing. Results vary by individual, and your doctor will recommend the approach best suited to your specific condition.
Our six Diagnostic Technologies
We use a full range of in-office imaging and testing to diagnose and monitor diseases of the retina, vitreous and macula. These technologies include:
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
A non-invasive scan that captures cross-sectional, high-resolution images of the retina, letting your doctor measure retinal thickness and detect fluid, swelling or structural changes in the macula.
Ultra-Widefield Retinal Imaging
A single scan that photographs a wide view of the peripheral retina, helping detect tears, detachments and vascular changes that sit beyond the range of standard imaging.
Fluorescein Angiography
A dye highlights the retinal blood vessels so your doctor can see areas of leakage, blockage or abnormal vessel growth affecting circulation in the retina.
Fundus Photography
Detailed color photographs that document the condition of the retina. We compare these images year over year at every visit to track changes over time.
B-Scan Ultrasonography
An ultrasound of the eye used when bleeding, a dense cataract or other cloudiness blocks a clear view, allowing your doctor to assess the retina and vitreous indirectly.
Amsler Grid & Visual Field Testing
Simple tests that check central and peripheral vision to detect and monitor changes in macular and retinal function, and can be used at home to watch for new symptoms.
What Our Patients Say
Convenient retina care across the Delmarva peninsula