Patients looking for an advanced retina specialist in Bihar are seen at Madhavi Netralaya in Ara by Dr. Nilesh Kumar, with widefield imaging, OCT, injections, and green laser on site.
Dr. Nilesh Kumar is fellowship-trained and leads retina care along with cataract and glaucoma at this hospital. A retina visit starts with pictures: Zeiss Clarus 700 ultra-widefield imaging, often without dilation, and Zeiss Cirrus 6000 OCT, including dye-free angiography when blood flow has to be mapped. Diabetic retinopathy, macular swelling, AMD, and retinal tears are the problems families travel for.
Treatment is matched to the picture. Intravitreal anti-VEGF and Ozurdex injections, and 532 nm green laser (PRP, barrage, or focal) on the CombiLASER, are available here. An injection is not the same thing as “no-injection cataract surgery” — different disease, different procedure. You will be told which one applies to your eye.
People come from across Bihar and from Ballia in Uttar Pradesh because the scan and the specialist are in Ara, not split across a city. Use the district pages for the road from Patna, Buxar, Chhapra, Siwan, Sasaram, or Jehanabad. The retina service page has the clinical detail.
बिहार में रेटिना विशेषज्ञ की तलाश पर आरा के माधवी नेत्रालय में डॉ. निलेश कुमार रेटिना देखते हैं — बिना पुतली फुलाए Clarus स्कैन, OCT, इंजेक्शन और ग्रीन लेज़र, जाँच के बाद।
Madhavi Netralaya, Near Maharaja College Gate, South Ramna Road, Ara, Bihar 802301. Book a retina consultation, Monday–Saturday 9 AM–3 PM, so imaging and the doctor’s review fall on one visit. Toll-free 1800-571-9090. Sudden floaters, a curtain over the vision, or a painful red eye should be phoned through before a long drive — emergencies are handled 24/7.
Address: Near Maharaja College Gate, South Ramna Road, Ara, Bihar 802301
Phone: 1800-571-9090 (toll-free) · 7007757157
आरा के माधवी नेत्रालय में डॉ. निलेश कुमार रेटिना, मोतियाबिंद और ग्लूकोमा देखते हैं। Clarus वाइडफील्ड स्कैन और OCT उसी कैंपस पर हैं। अपॉइंटमेंट बुक करके आएँ।
Dr. Nilesh Kumar, fellowship-trained, consults for retina as well as cataract and glaucoma. Dr. Kanhaiya Singh is the founder and senior consultant on the same campus.
Often yes. The Zeiss Clarus 700 is a non-mydriatic ultra-widefield camera. Some eyes still need drops for a full look. The photographer and the doctor decide that on the day.
Yes, when the scan shows they are indicated — including anti-VEGF and Ozurdex. This is different from cataract anaesthesia, which uses drops. The reason for any injection is explained before it is given.
Many patients get the imaging and the opinion in Ara. If a rare operation is outside what this campus does, we say so. Start with a booked consultation rather than assuming a metro trip.
OPD Monday–Saturday, 9 AM–3 PM by appointment. Emergency guidance 24/7 on our toll-free line.
Or call: 1800-571-9090