Dr. Sudipta Mitra

Mrs. Lakshmi Devi, 68, from a rural village, had been blind for 5 years due to mature cataracts in both eyes. Her son brought her after saving for treatment. Dr. Mitra performed sequential cataract surgeries. She wept with joy when she saw her grandson's face for the first time post-operation.

Aryan Kapoor, 35, an IT professional, developed computer vision syndrome with severe dry eyes and accommodative spasm. Dr. Mitra prescribed blue light filtering glasses, artificial tears, and vision therapy exercises. Complete resolution occurred after 2 months of consistent treatment and workplace ergonomic adjustments.

Baby Ananya, 6 months old, was referred for congenital glaucoma noticed by her grandmother. Dr. Mitra performed goniotomy surgery. The infant required 3 follow-up surgeries but eventually achieved normal intraocular pressure and is developing age-appropriate visual milestones.

Mr. Joshi, 55, a diabetic factory worker, presented with proliferative diabetic retinopathy. Dr. Mitra performed pan-retinal photocoagulation over 4 sessions. Despite poor glycemic control, vision was stabilized at 6/18, preventing blindness with ongoing quarterly monitoring.

Rohan Sharma, a 12-year-old from a middle-class family, presented with sudden vision loss in his left eye after a cricket ball injury. Dr. Mitra diagnosed traumatic cataract with retinal edema. Performed phacoemulsification with intraocular lens implantation. The boy regained 6/6 vision within 3 weeks and returned to playing cricket with protective eyewear.