Dr. Sabyasachi Sengupta. D.O. (JIPMER)

Consultant Eye Surgeon, Future Vision Eye Care and Research Center, Borivali, Mumbai

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Dr. Sabyasachi Sengupta is the founder and director of Future Vision Eye Care (www.futurevisioneyecare.com) and Research center, Borivali, Mumbai where he practices as a consultant vitreoretinal surgeon. e is the current Associate Editor of the Indian journal of Ophthalmology. He completed DO from JIPMER and DNB ophthalmology from Aravind eye hospital, Pondicherry. He then completed a research cum clinical fellowship in surgical vitreoretinal disorders at the prestigious Sankara Nethralaya, Chennai, and pursued a research fellowship at the world renowned Wilmer eye institute, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, USA. He was awarded the Mc Cartney prize by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists in January 2010 and had the distinction of being the first ever non-British national to receive this award. He was the recipient of Dr G. Venkataswamy Gold Medal in DNB Ophthalmology exam held in December 2009. He was awarded the best research fellow as well as the best outgoing fellow 2010 2012 at Sankara Nethralaya. He has published 85 articles in peer-reviewed journals and has co-authored five book chapters and has delivered several invited lectures on clinical research and vitreoretinal diseases both nationally and internationally. He is the director of Sengupta's research academy and offers online lectures and clinical research training that had garnered more than 1100 enrollments from more than 70 countries.

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    Writing the Materials and Methods and Summarizing the Thesis

    One of the most important steps of performing a thesis is “PLANNING” for it. The plan comes after the rationale for the study has been established and existing literature reviewed thoroughly. Executing the plan is easier said than done and requires rigor at every step to accumulate high-quality data. The document containing this “PLAN” is called the “Manual of Operations” (MOP) and represents all the procedural details essential to ensure the smooth performance of each and every step of the study. While writing a scientific manuscript, it is not only important to report the results of the study but also to enumerate the steps followed to arrive at the results. The latter is referred to as the “Materials and Methods” or simply methods section of the scientific manuscript. It should be described in sufficient detail to allow easy replication by a competent fellow researcher, but the authors should guard against overzealous description and avoid unnecessary technical details. If the MOP i