ASIRA

ASIRA ASIRA is a smart, simple and affordable EMR solution for Eye Care Professionals.

24/05/2026

Optometrists do far more than prescribe glasses 👁️
From early detection and myopia control to patient education and long-term eye health monitoring, they play a key role in protecting vision for the future.

20/05/2026

The risk factors for myopia📱☀️
Less outdoor time, excessive near work, and rising screen exposure are key contributors to myopia progression.

18/05/2026

Why the world is talking about myopia now more than ever 👁️
A quick insight into the growing global myopia epidemic and why early action matters

05/05/2026

Ophthal vs Optom 👀
Same goal, different roles - do you know who does what?

28/04/2026

A new drop for presbyopia just got USFDA approval 👀

Vizz is creating a lot of buzz as a non-surgical option - working through pupil modulation rather than true accommodation.

Early data looks promising, but like any new therapy, there are still questions around long-term safety and real-world performance.

As clinicians, where do you see this fitting into your practice?
Early adopter, cautious observer, or somewhere in between?

Let’s discuss 👇

Exposure keratitis occurs when the cornea is not adequately protected by the eyelids or tear film, leading to surface dr...
16/04/2026

Exposure keratitis occurs when the cornea is not adequately protected by the eyelids or tear film, leading to surface dryness and epithelial damage. A structured evaluation helps identify the underlying cause and prevent progression to more serious corneal complications.

What to evaluate

- History of dryness, irritation, foreign body sensation or blurred vision

• Risk factors such as facial nerve palsy, eyelid surgery, trauma or lagophthalmos

• Blink rate and completeness of eyelid closure

• Visual acuity assessment

• Slit-lamp examination of the ocular surface

• Fluorescein staining - often showing inferior corneal staining

• Tear film quality and tear breakup time

• Eyelid position and ability to achieve full lid closure

Key differentials to rule out

- Dry eye disease

• Neurotrophic keratitis

• Infectious keratitis

• Corneal abrasion

• Allergic conjunctivitis

• Eyelid malposition such as ectropion

Management approach

- Frequent preservative-free lubricating drops

• Lubricating ointments, particularly at night

• Moisture chambers or eyelid taping during sleep

• Management of underlying eyelid or nerve conditions

• Therapeutic or bandage contact lenses when indicated

• Urgent referral if epithelial defects worsen or infection is suspected

Clear documentation helps monitor corneal health and guide timely intervention.

Asira helps you record ocular surface findings and follow-up efficiently - supporting better protection of the cornea.

15/04/2026

On the occasion of World Contact Lens Day 👁️✨
We wrapped up a meaningful session with our Co-Founder and Clinical Director, Ms. Isha Dave, who highlighted how ASIRA can simplify Ortho-K practice, from organised documentation to seamless follow-ups.
A perfect reminder that Orthokeratology is not just a treatment, but a powerful part of modern contact lens practice, where the right systems can truly elevate patient care.
Because great vision care continues even after the lens is on.

Orthokeratology doesn’t stop at lens fitting, it’s everything that comes after that truly makes the difference.At Orthok...
12/04/2026

Orthokeratology doesn’t stop at lens fitting, it’s everything that comes after that truly makes the difference.

At Orthokeratology 360°, Ms. Isha Dave brings a powerful perspective on integrating ASIRA into clinical practice. From structuring patient records to efficiently scheduling follow-ups, her session on Clinical Protocol & After Care highlights how digital tools can enhance precision, patient safety, and long-term outcomes in Ortho-K management.

Because better systems create better patient journeys. 💡👁️

23/03/2026

Happy World Optometry Day from ASIRA

🌟Empowering Optometrists Everywhere 🌟

Limbal neovascularisation is a key sign of chronic corneal stress - and contact lens hypoxia is one of the most common c...
30/01/2026

Limbal neovascularisation is a key sign of chronic corneal stress - and contact lens hypoxia is one of the most common causes. A structured assessment helps you identify early vessel growth, prevent progression and protect long-term corneal health.

What to evaluate

• Detailed contact lens history - lens material, dk value and wearing schedule

• Wearing pattern such as low dk daily disposable lenses worn 7 days a week for ~15 hours/day

• Symptoms of redness, dryness, irritation or reduced comfort

• Slit-lamp exam to assess extent, depth and quadrant involvement of vessels

• Signs of hypoxia - microcysts, limbal hyperaemia, corneal oedema

• Ocular surface and tear film status

• Documentation of progression with photos or drawingsKey differentials to rule out

• Contact lens-induced hypoxia

• Chronic ocular surface inflammation

• Limbal stem cell deficiency

• Previous keratitis or corneal scarring

• Dry eye disease or blepharitis

• Post-surgical corneal changes

Management approach

• Modify lens wear schedule and reduce daily wearing time

• Introduce lens-free days

• Switch to higher dk/t silicone hydrogel lenses

• Manage associated ocular surface disease

• Temporarily discontinue lens wear if vessels are progressing

• Refer if vessels approach the visual axis

Clear documentation and early counselling can prevent permanent corneal changes. Asira helps you record lens habits, clinical findings and follow-up clearly - supporting safer contact lens practice.

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