Dr. Raja Rami Reddy P

Founder Medical Director and Chief Retinal Surgeon, NEORETINA Eye Care Institute ,Hyderabad

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Dr. Raja Rami Reddy P completed his graduation and postgraduation from the prestigious All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) New Delhi. He served Dr. RP Centre for ophthalmic sciences, New Delhi AIIMS as a senior registrar in vitreoretina and later founded NEORETINA eye care institute in 2010. He is now working as Medical Director and chief retinal surgeon at NEORETINA eye care institute, center for excellence in the diseases of retina vitreous, macula, and uvea. He is a renowned vitreoretinal surgeon with a special interest in complicated vitreoretinal surgeries for Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy, retinal detachment with PVR and subretinal hemorrhage, vitreomacular interface disorders including large macular holes surgeries and vitreomacular traction. He has presented scientific papers and surgical videos in various national and international conferences and has publications in various indexed national and international journals.

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    Ten Tips for Beginners to Start Vitreoretinal Practice

    1. Higher cause/vision and mission statement : Setting up a vitreoretinal surgery / medical retina practice should come with a higher calling apart from simply making a living. It is very important to have one to sail through tough initial months or years till your practice reached a break-even point. Till the business starts making money this higher calling will keep up your spirits high and motivate you to continue the journey. Having worked in for seven years in other eye hospitals where the primary interest was in cataract and refractive surgery and when the sustainability of stand-alone retina practice was questionable, for me the higher calling was to establish a center for excellence in diseases of vitreoretina and uvea. 2. Base building: It is always good to work in established hospitals or in group practices or with anterior segment surgeons for a couple of years to learn many things that are not taught in medical schools apart from building a base of your satisfied patients a

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