Department of Ophthalmology

Led by experienced ophthalmologists, the department is dedicated to imparting knowledge and expertise in the realm of eye-related conditions. These skilled leaders bring a wealth of experience to both teaching and researching various eye disorders. Students benefit from a hands-on approach to learning, gaining practical exposure through clinical rotations and hands-on training, which forms the cornerstone of their education in ophthalmology.

The curriculum is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of eye disorders, covering diverse areas such as retina and vitreous diseases, cornea and external eye conditions, and the management of glaucoma. Practical training extends to the use of advanced diagnostic tools, including slit lamps, tonometers, and ophthalmoscopes, ensuring that students are adept at accurate assessments. The in-depth study of retinal diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration, prepares students for advanced treatment modalities, enhancing their competence in managing complex eye conditions.

The department actively encourages research initiatives, contributing to advancements in the treatment and care of patients with eye disorders. Interdisciplinary collaboration is emphasized, fostering partnerships with optometrists, opticians, and professionals from other medical specialties to ensure a comprehensive approach to patient management. Effective communication skills are emphasized to enable students to articulate diagnoses and treatment plans to patients clearly. Additionally, the curriculum prepares students for emergency eye care situations, ensuring their readiness to handle acute eye emergencies. Proficiency in diagnosing and treating eye conditions is underscored as vital for holistic patient care, making the department’s teachings pivotal for future healthcare professionals specializing in ophthalmology.