Shri Ganesh Vinayak Eye Hospital (SGVEH)
Dr. Amrita Mukherjee – Director & Leading Cornea / Corneal Transplant SpecialistDr. Amrita Mukherjee, Director at Shri Ganesh Vinayak Eye Hospital (SGVEH), is a highly trusted Cornea Consultant with over 15 years of dedicated experience in advanced corneal care and corneal transplantation. Trained at L.V. Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, she brings modern, precision-based corneal surgery to patients across Chhattisgarh and beyond.
- ✅ 15+ years of cornea surgery experience
- ✅ Trained at L.V. Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad
- ✅ Specialist in Cornea & Corneal Transplant
- ✅ Advanced procedures: DALK, DSAEK, DMEK, C3R
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Dr. Amrita Mukherjee
MBBS, DOMS • Cornea / Corneal Transplant
Doctor Profile
Dr. Amrita Mukherjee’s cornea journey began with rigorous training at L.V. Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, known for advanced eye-care standards. Over the years, she has refined her expertise in treating complex corneal conditions— from infections and injuries to keratoconus and corneal failure.
Qualification MBBS, DOMS Advanced Training L.V. Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad Experience 15+ Years Specialization Cornea & Corneal TransplantAreas of Specialization
Dr. Mukherjee is known for combining precision surgical techniques with compassionate, patient-focused care. Her practice covers complete corneal care and advanced transplant procedures designed to restore vision safely.
Corneal Transplant Surgery
Advanced corneal transplantation to restore vision in corneal scarring, corneal failure, and complicated corneal diseases.
Lamellar Keratoplasty
Modern layer-by-layer transplant procedures for improved recovery and outcomes: DALK, DSAEK, DMEK.
Keratoconus Treatment (C3R)
Collagen Cross-Linking (C3R) to slow keratoconus progression, stabilize corneal shape, and protect vision.
Amniotic Membrane Grafting
Vision-restoring ocular surface procedures for non-healing ulcers, injuries, infections, and complex corneal surface disorders.
Transforming Cornea Care at SGVEH
Dr. Amrita Mukherjee’s expertise in corneal transplantation has helped position SGVEH as a leading center for corneal procedures in Chhattisgarh and Odisha. Her ability to manage complex cases—using modern techniques and structured post-operative care— has restored vision for countless patients who had limited options earlier.
From keratoconus stabilization to advanced lamellar transplants, her work focuses on long-term vision outcomes and patient comfort.Why Choose SGVEH for Cornea & Transplant Care?
- Director-led cornea services with advanced surgical planning
- Modern techniques (DALK, DSAEK, DMEK) for targeted transplant care
- Comprehensive keratoconus management including C3R
- Structured follow-ups for safe recovery and stable results
- Trusted cornea care center for Chhattisgarh and Odisha
Consult Dr. Amrita Mukherjee
If you are experiencing symptoms like persistent redness, pain, watering, corneal scarring, keratoconus, repeated infections, or reduced vision, consult Dr. Amrita Mukherjee at SGVEH for expert evaluation and advanced cornea treatment options.
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What is the cornea? The cornea is the clear, dome-shaped front surface of the eye. It protects the eye and helps focus light, contributing significantly to clear vision. Any damage, infection, or scarring in the cornea can reduce vision. What is a corneal transplant? A corneal transplant is a surgery where a damaged or cloudy cornea is replaced with healthy donor corneal tissue. It is performed to restore vision, reduce pain, and improve corneal clarity when the cornea is severely diseased. When is a corneal transplant needed? It may be needed for corneal scarring, advanced keratoconus, corneal swelling due to endothelial failure, non-healing corneal ulcers, corneal dystrophies, or severe infections and injuries that permanently affect corneal clarity. What are DALK, DSAEK, and DMEK? DALK, DSAEK, and DMEK are modern layer-by-layer corneal transplant techniques. DALK replaces the front corneal layers, while DSAEK and DMEK replace the inner endothelial layer. These procedures often offer faster recovery and targeted treatment. What is keratoconus and how is it treated? Keratoconus is when the cornea becomes thin and bulges outward, causing distorted vision. Treatment may include glasses, contact lenses, collagen cross-linking (C3R), and in advanced cases, corneal transplant. What is C3R (collagen cross-linking)? C3R strengthens the cornea and slows or stops keratoconus progression. It helps preserve vision and may reduce the need for corneal transplant in many patients. What is amniotic membrane grafting and when is it used? Amniotic membrane grafting uses a biological membrane to help heal the ocular surface. It is used for non-healing corneal ulcers, chemical injuries, severe inflammation, and surface disorders to reduce scarring and promote healing. How long does recovery take after corneal transplant? Recovery depends on the transplant type. Vision may improve in weeks, while full stabilization can take months. Regular follow-ups and strict use of prescribed drops are essential for best outcomes. What are common symptoms of corneal disease? Symptoms include redness, pain, watering, light sensitivity, blurred vision, foreign body sensation, and persistent irritation. Sudden pain with reduced vision can be an emergency and needs urgent evaluation. Who is the cornea and corneal transplant specialist at SGVEH? Dr. Amrita Mukherjee (MBBS, DOMS), Director at SGVEH, is the Cornea Consultant trained at L.V. Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad. She specializes in cornea care and advanced corneal transplant techniques including DALK, DSAEK, DMEK, C3R, and amniotic membrane grafting. How do I book a cornea consultation at SGVEH? WhatsApp 7880177784 with your symptoms, duration, and any previous reports or photos. The SGVEH team will guide you with next steps. Need quick guidance? Send symptoms + old reports on WhatsApp for expert direction. WhatsApp NowThis article is for general education and cannot diagnose an eye condition. Symptoms, suitability for surgery, costs and recovery vary. Please consult a qualified ophthalmologist for personalised advice.
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