Orbit and Oculoplasty Short Term Fellowship
Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital (SCEH) (Orbit and Ocular Oncology) Duration of Fellowship: 3 months Mode of Selection: Interview Webpage: https://sceh.net/education-training/training-programmes/#Ophthalmic-Training-Programmes Email: training@sceh.net. Contact number: 011-43524444 & 43528888 Address: New Delhi, India Session: Quarterly Course Fee: Yes Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital (SCEH) (Sur...Read More
Medical Retina Short Term Fellowship
Aravind Eye Hospital Duration of Fellowship: 2 month Mode of Selection: Interview Webpage: https://aravind.org/fellowships/ Email: Dr. Naresh Babu (uma@aravind.org) Address: Madurai, Coimbatore, Pondicherry, Tirunelveli Session: Monthly Course Fee: Yes Aravind Eye Hospital (Vitrectomy (Virtual)) Duration of Fellowship: 15 days Mode of Selection: Interview Webpage: https://aravind.org/fellowships/ ...Read More
Pediatric and Strabismus Short Term Fellowship
Aravind Eye Hospital (Neuroophthlmology) Duration of Fellowship: 3 months Mode of Selection: Interview Webpage/Email: https://aravind.org/fellowships/, Dr. Naresh Babu (uma@aravind.org) Address: Madurai, Coimbatore, Pondicherry, Tirunelveli Session: January, April, July, October Course Fee: Rs.17,700 US $ 590 Centre for Sight Eye Institute (CFSEI) Duration of Fellowship: 3 Months Mode of Selection...Read More
iFile: Ruptured Retinal Artery Macroaneursm
Chief Complaint: A 67 years old female came with the complaint of sudden painless diminution of vision in the left eye for 1 day. History of Present Illness: Sudden painless diminution of vision with associated floaters in the left eye for the last 1 day. There was no history of any trauma, redness, watering or discharge. Past Ocular History: No history of any past ocular disease Past Medical Hist...Read More
A 23 years old female presented to the ophthalmology clinic with complaints of blurring of vision in the left eye since the past 4-5 days with associated mild pain around the left eye, mainly on ocular movements History of Present Illness: Patient did not give any history of associated nausea, vomiting, headache, tingling numbness or limb weakness. There was no history of any preceding febrile ill...Read More
i-File: Normal Tension Glaucoma
Chief Complaint: A 37 years old male presented to us with a history of progressive deterioration of vision on 30/09/2020. History of Present Illness: He was diagnosed elsewhere to have glaucoma and came to us for further management. Past Ocular History: He was already on on Latanoprost ED HS, Dorzolamide + Timolol combination BD. The patient underwent Trabeculectomy in both eyes in the year 2010 a...Read More
i-File: Floppy Eyelid Syndrome
History of Present Illness: A 60-year old male patient presented with recurrent episodes of watering and foreign body sensation of both eyes for 8 years. He gave no history of redness or discharge from the eyes. There was no history of spontaneous eversion of the eyelids. He was treated conservatively with lubricants but had no relief of symptoms. He complained of snoring during sleep with associa...Read More
A 60-year male presented with C/O diminution of vision in the Right Eye. The patient is not a known case of any known systemic illness, although gives a vague c/o chest pain and the occasional headache. Examination revealed a vision of 4/60 with an IOP of 16mmHg as measured by GAT. The right Eye reveals the unremarkable anterior segment with minimal lenticular changes. Vitreous cavity quiet with f...Read More
Retina Case Presentation in Practical Exam: 10 Tips
DNB practical exam is a time-bound test of knowledge, presentation skills, swiftness and presence of mind. In the exam, a candidate usually gets 4 long cases with 20 mins per case (a whole 2 minutes more than you can take to write each answer in the theory exam). That usually includes 2 anterior and 2 posterior segment cases. Although 2 posterior segment cases may seem like a daunting task, there ...Read More
Pearls for Practical Exam in Ophthalmology for Postgraduates
Facing PG practical examination in ophthalmology is not difficult. However, the student must prepare properly to face it. Please remember the examiners are coming to help only. Therefore, the student should not be afraid of the examiners. Preparations for the practical exams During the course The preparation to face the exams is a continuous process starting from the beginning of the course. Stude...Read More