Ophthalmologist Novi Sad – Specialist ophthalmology examination

Preventive eye examinations and vision check-ups at Regena Polyclinic in Novi Sad

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At the Regena Polyclinic in Novi Sad, our ophthalmologists use the most modern diagnostic methods (slit-lamp examination, intraocular pressure measurement, refraction) and individualised treatment protocols to preserve your vision.

Ophthalmology is the branch of medicine dedicated to comprehensive care of the health and function of the eye and the visual apparatus. Its goal is the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of all conditions that impair vision, as well as the correction of refractive errors.

Our approach is focused on the early detection of conditions such as glaucoma, cataract and diabetic retinopathy, thereby ensuring the long-term health of your vision.

Services offered by the Regena Polyclinic:

  • Ophthalmology specialist consultation
  • Contact lens examination
  • Spectacle examination
  • Dry eye tests (BUT, Schirmer, lissamine green)
  • Topography
  • Swabs
  • Eye pressure measurement
  • Computerised visual field (CVP)

Why choose us?

Our ophthalmologists

Dr Sanja Latinović Jarić, oftalmolog – Poliklinika Regena Novi Sad

Dr Sanja Latinović Jarić

Ophthalmologist

Frequently asked questions and answers

What does a basic ophthalmology examination at Regena Polyclinic include?

The basic specialist examination includes visual acuity testing (determination of dioptres), examination of the anterior segment of the eye using a slit lamp (biomicroscope), and measurement of intraocular pressure. If necessary, the ophthalmologist may indicate pupil dilation for examination of the fundus.

People with good vision are recommended to have an eye examination every two years, while people over 40, diabetics, and patients with a family history of glaucoma should visit an ophthalmologist once a year.

Yes, we offer a complete contact lens examination as part of our services, which includes determining lens parameters and training patients on proper use and maintenance.

CVP is a diagnostic method that precisely examines the range and sensitivity of your visual field. It is essential for early detection and monitoring of glaucoma, as well as certain neurological conditions.

At Regena Polyclinic, we use specific tests such as the Schirmer test and the BUT (break-up time) test to accurately assess tear production and tear film quality, after which appropriate therapy is prescribed.

An examination is recommended in cases of blurred vision, headaches caused by eye strain, the appearance of “floaters”, redness, or itching. Preventive check-ups are crucial for early detection of glaucoma and cataract, especially in people over 40.