Dr. Bansal, Eye Surgeon

Dr. S. L. Bansal - Bansal Eye Hospital

Dr. Bansal, Cataract Specialist

Dr. S. L. Bansal has a rich experience of more than 45 years in the field of ophthalmology. He specializes in Phaco (no-stitch, modern cataract surgery) and in treating an eye disorder called squint.

Education

He completed his MBBS in the year 1975 from the Government Medical College, Patiala. After his MBBS, he completed MS from the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, and he received the degree in the year 1979.

Fellowships

In the year 1984, he completed a fellowship associated with contact lenses. He completed fellowship specializing in squint in 1992 and trained for Phaco in the year 1999.

Awards

He won a Silver Medal in MS, and also a fellowship In Rotary. He also won the Life Time Health Achievement Award and the Best Partner Initiative Award. Over the course of his medical practice, he has guided and treated a large number of patients suffering from various eye ailments.

Publications

He has written some 35 papers in national, international and regional journals.

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Medical Equipment

All surgeries at Bansal Eye Hospital are done using microscope.

Autorefractor

Slit-lamp

Phaco Machine

Lensometer

OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography)

NCT (Non-Contact Tonometry)

A-Scan Biometer

Operation Microscope

Regional Milestones

Dr. S. L. Bansal has spent over four decades pioneering modern eye care in Jagadhri and the surrounding Yamunanagar region. Many advances that are now standard practice were first brought here by Dr. Bansal himself:

  • Stitchless Glaucoma Surgery — 2004
    Performed stitchless (sutureless) glaucoma surgery, reducing procedure time and improving patient comfort during recovery.
  • Manual Phaco for Cataract — 2003
    Adopted manual small-incision cataract surgery techniques, offering safer, faster-recovery alternatives to traditional methods.
  • Yag Laser to Cut “Jhilli” / After-Cataract — 2003
    Introduced Yag laser capsulotomy for treating post-cataract membrane clouding (commonly known locally as “jhilli”), a quick, non-invasive outpatient procedure.
  • Squint Check Camps — Since 2003
    Launched free squint-screening camps, an initiative that continues today, focused on early detection in children.
  • Phaco-Emulsification Surgery — 1999
    Brought phacoemulsification cataract surgery to the region, using ultrasound technology for smaller incisions and faster patient recovery.
  • Auto-Ref with Eye Specialist — 1997
    Introduced auto-refractometry under specialist supervision, allowing faster and more precise vision testing.
  • Ophthalmic Chair to Ease the Patient — 1997
    Installed a dedicated ophthalmic examination chair, making eye exams more comfortable, especially for elderly and long-duration patients.
  • Vertical Squint Surgery — 1996/1997
    One of the earliest to perform vertical squint correction surgery in the area, expanding treatment options for complex eye alignment issues.
  • Full-Fledged Contact Lens Clinic — 1987
    Set up a dedicated contact lens clinic, bringing specialized fitting and care services to patients who previously had no local access to this.
  • Intra-Ocular Lens (IOL) Surgery — 1986
    Among the first in the region to offer IOL implantation, giving cataract patients a lasting alternative to thick glasses after surgery.
  • Public Education — Booklet on Eyecare
    Published an eyecare awareness booklet for patients and the community, part of the hospital’s early commitment to preventive education.
  • Seminars on Headache, Cataract Awareness, Spectacles, PHACO, and Optical Perfection (continuing)
    Conducted regular public seminars covering common eye and vision-related concerns, helping patients make informed decisions about their eye health.

Publications

Dr. S.L. Bansal has published extensively in national and international medical journals over the course of his career, contributing original research and clinical case reports on glaucoma, cataract surgery, retinal disease, and other areas of ophthalmology. His work has appeared in respected publications such as the Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, Haryana Medical Journal, and Glaucoma (Illinois), among others, spanning from the late 1970s through 2000. A selection of his published articles is listed below.

S.No.ARTICLEName of JournalVol: Page, Year
1.Phacomorphic Glaucoma – A prospective studyGlaucoma ILLINOIS16:12-14, 1994
2.Peripheral Shallowing – A pre-glaucoma signGlaucoma ILLINOIS14:138, 1992
3.Uveitic reaction in Phacomorphic glaucoma. Glaucoma ILLINOIS14:105, 1992
4.Experiences with Phacomorphic glaucoma.Glaucoma ILLINOIS8:109, 1986
5.Phacomorphic Glaucoma – till date.Afro-Asian journal of Ophth.6:131, 1988
6.Prognosis in traumatic cataract surgeryJournal of Paed. Ophth. Strabismus16:301, 1979
7.Contact Lenses- initial experienceHaryana Medical Journal6:17, 1986
8.Visual deterioration in aphakiaHaryana Medical Journal7:160, 1987
9.Status of TIMOLOLHaryana Medical Journal6:9-10, 1986
10.Phacomorphic GL – A review of applied aspectsHaryana Medical Journal7:353, 1987
11.Eye DonationHaryana Medical Journal7:1-2, 1986
12.TARSORRHAPHY in Ophth. ZosterHaryana Medical Journal6:17-18, 1986
13.Disodium Cromoglycate in VERNAL CATARRH – Double Blind TrialBulletin PGIMER12:192, 1978
14.Disodium Cromoglycate in VERNAL CATARRH – Double Blind Trial < FINAL REPORT >Indian Journal of Ophthalmology28:179, 1981
15.Phacomorphic GL in Electrical InjuryHaryana Medical Journal6:17, 1986
16.Know your SpectaclesNITI12:6-7, 1984
17.CILIARY shock in PGHaryana Medical Journal4:284, 1984
18.Why not extract less mature cataract?Haryana Medical Journal4:285, 1984
19.Cancer in the Eye?Haryana Medical Journal4:127, 1983
20.Clues to detect/prevent glaucomaHaryana Medical Journal3:282, 1983
21.Dry Eyes: A late effect of Topical SteroidsIndian Journal of Ophthalmology33:33-35, 1985
22.Queries about spectaclesHaryana Medical Journal3:181, 1983
23.Preventable Visual HandicapHaryana Medical Journal3:166, 1983
24.Hemicirclage – Modified TechniqueIndian Journal of Ophthalmology30:569, 1982
25.Revision of Trepano-trabIndian Journal of Ophthalmology30:99, 1982
26.Management of central serous RetinopathyBulletin PGIMER15:14, 1981
27.Imipramine – Induced Acute Cong. GlaucomaJournal of API29:63, 1981
28.Essential Iris AtrophyBulletin PGIMER14:223, 1980
29.Variation of color vision in Punjabi ChildrenIndian Journal of Physical Anthrop.6:131, 1980
30.Bilateral Aniridia with Ectopia LentisEast Archives of Ophthalmology7:92, 1979
31.Intellectual Function in Visually HandicappedHaryana Medical Journal6:7, 1986
32.PG in Colobomatous microphthalmosDOS Times3:13, 1998
33.Huge Filtration BlebNorth Zone Journal of Ophth.9:48, 1999
34.Filamentary KeratitisNorth Zone Journal of Ophth.10:47, 2000