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Golden Key Eye and ENT hospital launches new eye package

 

The Golden Key Eye and ENT hospital, which says it’s the only private super-specialty category hospital in Sri Lanka, has announced the launch of a new comprehensive Eye Package.

The hospital said the package includes a basic eye examination, an eye pressure check, measurement of central corneal thickness and an optic nerve scan which will be done using the latest scanning methods available worldwide.

Dr Saliya Pathirana, Managing Director and Chief Consultant Eye Surgeon at the hospital, said: “Routine eye examination is important for everyone regardless of age or physical health. Adults need to check their eyes to keep their prescriptions current as well as to check for early signs of eye disease, while children should be taken to examine their eyes to ensure normal vision development.”

He said the hospital is the only Eye and ENT hospital in the country which conducts investigations, treatments and surgeries under one roof.


 
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