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WELCOME TO Ophthalmology

Welcome to the Department of Ophthalmology, where our mission is to enhance and preserve the vision of our patients through advanced medical care, innovative research, and comprehensive education.

Our Vision

We are dedicated to being leaders in the field of ophthalmology, committed to excellence in patient care, research, and training the next generation of eye care professionals. Our goal is to provide the highest quality eye care services to improve the visual health and quality of life for our community.

Patient Care

Our team of experienced ophthalmologists, optometrists, and support staff are equipped with the latest technology and expertise to diagnose and treat a wide range of eye conditions. From routine eye exams to complex surgical procedures, we offer personalized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient.

Research and Innovation

At the forefront of ophthalmic research, our department is dedicated to discovering new treatments and therapies to combat eye diseases. We are involved in cutting-edge clinical trials and research projects that aim to advance our understanding of eye health and develop innovative solutions for vision preservation.

Education and Training

We are proud to be an educational hub for aspiring ophthalmologists and eye care professionals. Our comprehensive training programs, including residencies and fellowships, provide hands-on experience and mentorship from leading experts in the field. We strive to foster a learning environment that encourages growth, curiosity, and excellence.

Community Outreach

We believe in giving back to the community and are actively involved in outreach programs to promote eye health awareness and provide essential eye care services to underserved populations. Our commitment to community service is a cornerstone of our department's philosophy.

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Whether you are a patient seeking care, a researcher aiming to make breakthroughs, or a student aspiring to learn, the Department of Ophthalmology is here to support you. Together, let's focus on the future of vision.

Our Services-

1. Comprehensive Eye Exams:

- Routine eye exams for vision problems and overall eye health.

- Screening for conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy.

2. Diagnostic Services:

- Visual acuity tests.

- Tonometry to measure

- Fundus photography and fluorescein angiography

- Optical coherence tomography (OCT)

- Ultrasonography for eye and orbit

- Visual field testing (Perimetry)

3. Medical Treatments:

- Prescription of glasses and contact lenses.

- Treatment of eye infections and inflammations with medications.

- Management of chronic conditions like glaucoma and dry eye syndrome.

- Treatment of retinal disorders using laser therapy and injections.

4. Surgical Services:

- Cataract surgery.

- Glaucoma surgery

- Retinal surgery

- Corneal transplants.

- Oculoplastic surgery

5. Specialized Clinics:

Retina clinic

Glaucoma clinic

Oculoplasty clinic

Cornea clinic

6. Emergency Services:

- Treatment of eye injuries and urgent conditions like acute glaucoma, retinal detachment, and severe eye infections.

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Academic Details

UG Teaching Program

UG Programme :- (Lecture Classes)

Maturation and complications of cataract
Enumerate the types of cataract surgery and describe the steps, intra-operative and post-operative.complications.of extracapsular cataract extraction surgery
Describe the setiology, pathophysiology, ocular features, differential diagnosis, complications and management of pterygium.
Enumerate the causos and discuss the management of dry eye
Enumerate, describe and discuss the types and causes of corneal
Ulceration
Enumerate and discuss the differential diagnosis of infective keratitis
Enumerate the indications and the types of keratoplasty
Describe and discuss the importance and protocols involved in eye
eye donation and eye banking
Describe clinical signs of intraocular inflammation and enumerate the features that distinguish granulomatous from non-granulomatous inflammation. identify acute indocyclitis from chronic condition
Enumerate systemic conditions that can present as iridocyclitis and describe their acular manifestations
Enumerate and discuss the aetiolagy, the clinical distinguishing features of various glaucomas associated with shallow and deep anterior chamber. Choose appropriate investigations and treatment for patients with above conditions.
Enumerate, describe and discuss the causes of avoidable blindness and the National Programs for Control of Blindness (including vision 2020)
Discuss the aetiology, pathology, clinical features and management of vascular occlusions of the retina Enumerate and discuss treatment modalities in management of diseases of the retina Describe and discuss the correlative anatomy, aetiology, clinical manifestations, diagnostic tests, imaging and management of diseases of the optic nerve and visual pathway

SGD Classes :-

Differential diagnosis of eyelid swelling
External & internal hordeolum,
Preseptal cellulitis & blepharitis
Evaluation of Epiphora and Dacryocystitis
Evaluation of Ptosis
Evaluation of Lagophthalmos and lid lag
Senile Cataract, Clinical features, Classification, stages and complications
Congenital cataract
complicated cataract
Secondary cataract and traumatic cataracts
Work up of a patient for cataract surgery
Different types of cataract surgeries
Postoprative complications of cataract surgery
Intraocular lenses

AETCOM :

1.Counselling of patients before and after cataract surgery

2.Awareness on Childhood Myopia

3.Awareness on Diabetic Retinopathy.

4.Awareness on Dry eyes and Computer Vision Syndrome.

5. Counselling of parents of a child with Retinoblastoma

6.Counselling of patients and family members for Eye donation

7.Awareness of Glaucoma.

8. Counselling of glaucoma patients regarding compliance of glaucoma medication.\

Demonstration Skills :-

1. Visual Acuity Testing: Distant Vision , Near Vision , Pin Hole vision test , PL/PR

2. Digital Tonomety

3. Colour Vision testing

4. Blink and Menace reflex

5. Pupillary reflexes

6. Purkinje Images

7. Unilateral and Bilateral ocular movement

8.Lacrimal Regurgitation test

9.Lacrimal massage technique for congenital Dacryocysti

10. Evaluation of Anterlor Chamber Depth

11. Eversion of upper eyelid

12.Confrontation test for Peripheral visual field testing

13. Demonstration of iris Shadow

14. Instilation of topical eye medication

15.Epilation technique in a simulat ed environment. environmant

16.Eye irrigatian

17.Oclar Bandaging

18.Removal of conjunctival and corneal foreign body in a simulated environment.

19 Techniques of : Direct Ophthalmoscopy, Indirect Cphthalmoscopy , Distant Direct Ophthalmoscopy

20.Technique of : Refraction and Dark room procedures.

PG Teaching Program

PG Programme :- (Seminar)

Precorneal Tear film and OSD
Secondary Glaucoma
Visual pathway and its lesions
Orbital apex syndromes
Accomodation and its abnormalities
Intraocular malignant tumor
Surgical spaces of orbit and its clinical syndromes
Optic Neuropathies
Peripheral retinal degenerations
Lasers in Ophthalmology- Anterior segment
Lasers in Ophthalmology- Posterior segment
Al in Ophthalmology

PD Teaching Program

Not Applicable

Academic Services

No information provided

Ongoing Research

Topic	P.I. Name with designation	Field	Co-P.I. Name with designation	Funding source
1. Comparative study of non-cycloplegic and cycloplegic refraction in categorizing refractive error in children aged 5-15 years in a tertiary health care centre	Dr ARKA CHATTERJEE, Junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. UDAYADITYA MUKHOPADHYAY, Professor & HOD Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
2.Effect of dacrocystectomy in epiphora,a prospective study at a tertiary care hospital in kolkata and changes in quality of life over a period of one year.	Dr SUKANYA SAHA, junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr RUPAM ROY, Associate Professor; Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
3.A descriptive study of risk factors associated with posterior capsule rupture following cataract surgery in a tertiary care hospital in eastern india.	Dr NUPUR PRIYADARSHINI, junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr ARKENDU CHATTERJEE, Ex-associate professor; Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
4.Comparison of efficacy of 1% loteprednol and 1% prednisolone after pterygium surgery	Dr ARKA CHATTERJEE, Junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. SRIPURNA GHOSH, RMO cum CT, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
5. A prospective study to determine the effects of intravitreal injection Ranibizumab on the anterior chamber angle of the eye in retinal vascular diseases.	Dr LAKSHANA SHERPA, junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr RUPAM ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
6. A cross-sectional study to assess thyroid associated ophthlmopathy: optic disc; central macular thickness and retinal nerve fibre layer using OCT.	Dr AKSHITA JAIN, junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. UDAYADITYA MUKHOPADHYAY, Professor & HOD Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
7.Prevalence of Dry Eye Disease in Graves Disease patients attending Endocrinology clinic of a Medical College Kolkata	Dr ABUL BASHAR, junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. UDAYADITYA MUKHOPADHYAY, Professor & HOD Dept. Of Ophthalmology. Dr SOUMIK GOSWAMI, Assistant professor,Dept of Endocrinology	Non-financial
8.Alteration of visual evoked potential in patients receiving anti tubercular drugs:a prospective study	Dr DEEPIKA MARDI, junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr ARKENDU CHATTERJEE, Ex-associate professor Dr JAYDIP DEB, Professor & HOD, Department of chest medicine	Non-financial
9.A comparative study on effect of ;atenoprost and timolol eye drops on tear fluid production(DED) and ocular surface condition (OSD) in patients of primary open angle glaucoma and ocular hypertension.	Dr MADHURIMA KARMAKAR, junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr RUPAM ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial

Topic	Name with designation	Field	Co-P.I. Name with designation	Funding source
10.Astagmatism and refractive outcome after secondary IOL implantation	Dr SHAFAQUE SAHAR, Senior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. SRIPURNA GHOSH, RMO cum CT, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
11. A comparative study of intraocular pressure and ocular perfusion pressure changes in prehypertensive and normotensive individuals.	Dr. NEELAM MANDAL, Junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr SUDESHNA ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
12. A comparative study on dry eye diseases between children suffering from Thalassemia major and their healthy counterparts in a tertiary care hospital, India.	Dr. AYAN CHAUDHARI, Junior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. UDAYADITYA MUKHOPADHYAY, Professor & HOD Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
13. Clinical and visual outcome of early Therapeutic Penetrating Keratoplasty for fungal keratitis in a tertiary care hospital.	Dr TANEEMA SAMANTA, Senior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. SRIPURNA GHOSH, RMO cum CT, Dept. Of Ophthalmology Dr RUPAM ROY, Associate Professor Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
14. A comparative study of Dacrocystorhinostomy with Mitomycin-C against Dacrocystorhinostomy with Canalicular Silicone Intubation.	Dr TANEEMA SAMANTA, Senior resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. SRIPURNA GHOSH, RMO cum CT, Dept. Of Ophthalmology Dr. UDAYADITYA MUKHOPADHYAY, Professor & HOD Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
15. A Study on the Etiology on Retinal Vaso-occlusive disease in young patients less than 40 years of age in tertiary care hospital.	Dr. KALYAN SHANKAR ACHARJEE, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. KRISHNA PADA BAIDYA, Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
16. Comparative analysis on patterned visual evoked potential in diabetes melitus subjects with or without diabetic retinopathy and role in detecting visual impairment at tertiary care hospital.	Dr. SHAMEEK RAHAMAN, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. SUDESHNA ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology, Dr. ARJUN BAIDYA, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Endocrinology	Non-financial
Topic	Name with designation	Field	Co-P.I. Name with designation	Funding source
17. A Study on Socio-demographic profile and risk factors of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) at a tertiary hospital in Eastern India.	Dr. SK ABID HASAN, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. KRISHNA PADA BAIDYA, Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
18. A Descriptive Cross-Sectional Study on the Retinal Changes Among the Pre-diabetic Population.	Dr. MOUMI LAL, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. Dr. SUDESHNA ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology Dr. ARJUN BAIDYA, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Endocrinology	Non-financial
19. A Cross-Sectional Study on Association between Ocular Pressures and degrees of myopia in young adults in a tertiary care hospital.	Dr. PRITHA GHOSH, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. Dr. SUDESHNA ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
20. Determination of the relationship between ganglion cell- inner plexiform layer thickness and different grades of myopia among young adults: a cross-sectional study.	Dr. HARSHA TAK, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. Dr. SUDESHNA ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
21. A Cross-Sectional Study on Relationship Between Thyroid Dysfunction and Diabetic Retinopathy in a Medical College of Kolkata.	Dr. SUBHADIP MAITI, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. KRISHNA PADA BAIDYA, Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology Dr. ARJUN BAIDYA, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Endocrinology	Non-financial
22. A Cross-Sectional Study on Development of Myopia in Association with Serum Vitamin-D and Calcium level among School Going Children.	Dr. INDRANIL BHATTACHARYA, Junior Resident	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. KRISHNA PADA BAIDYA, Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology Dr. SANGHAMITRA CHAKRABORTY, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biochemistry	Non-financial
Topic	Name with designation	Field	Co-P.I. Name with designation	Funding source
23. Visual Disability Certification- Study of Demographics Causes and Magnitude of Visual Disability Among Certified Visual Disabled Presenting to Tertiary Care Centre.	Dr. SUDESHNA ROY, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. MILY MONDAL, Senior Resident	Non-financial
24. A Phase III, Multicentre, Randomized, Double-Blinded, Parallel Group, Comparative, Clinical Study to Evaluate the Efficacy and Safety of Atropine Sulfate 0.05% Ophthalmic Solution Compared to Atropine Sulfate 0.01% Ophthalmic Solution for Controlling Progression of Myopia in Children.	Dr. KRISHNA PADA BAIDYA, Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. KUSUM KUMARI PRASAD, RMO cum CT, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial
25. Low Dose Ranibizumab in the Treatment of AROP in India.	Dr. SHREYANGSI BISWAS, RMO cum CT, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	OPHTHALMOLOGY	Dr. KRISHNA PADA BAIDYA, Professor, Dept. Of Ophthalmology	Non-financial

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#	Name	Registration No.	Designation	Resident Type	Publications	Services
1	Dr Udayaditya Mukhopadhyay	WBMC 52440	Prof & HOD	Not resident	Download / View	Download / View
2	Dr. Krishna Pada Baidya	WBMC 52149	Professor	Not resident	Download / View	Download / View
3	Dr Rupam Roy	WBMC 51778	Associate Professor	Not resident	Download / View	Download / View
4	Dr Sudeshna Roy	WBMC 52616	Associate Professor	Not resident	Download / View	Download / View
5	Dr Shafaque Sahar	WBMC 79056	Senior Resident	Resident	-	Download / View
6	Dr. Mily Mandal	WBMC 81116	Senior Resident	Resident	-	Download / View
7	Dr Shreyangsi Biswas	WBMC 66114	Assistant Professor	Not resident	-	Download / View
8	DR. SHAMEEK RAHAMAN	WBMC 75897	3rd year PGT	Resident	-	-
9	Dr Sripurna Ghosh	WBMC 69375	Junior Resident (III)	Resident	Download / View	Download / View
10	Dr KALYAN SHANKAR ACHARJEE	69303	3rd year PGT	Resident	-	-
11	DR. AYAN CHAUDHURI	WBMC 76960	3rd year PGT	Resident	-	-
12	DR. MADHURIMA KARMAKAR	76515	3rd year PGT	Resident	-	-
13	DR. NEELAM MONDAL	79542	3rd year PGT	Resident	-	-
14	DR.DEEPIKA MARDI	5970	3rd year PGT	Resident	-	-
15	DR SK ABID HASAN	WBMC 78793		Resident	-	-
16	DR MOUMI LAL	78244	2nd year PGT	Resident	-	-
17	DR PRITHA GHOSH	84843	2nd year PGT	Resident	-	-
18	DR ARKA CHATTERJEE	WBMC 84407	2nd year PGT	Resident	-	-
19	DR SUKANYA SAHA	WBMC 83523	2nd year PGT	Resident	-	-
20	DR NUPUR PRIYADARSHINI	WBMC 85175	2nd year PGT	Resident	-	-
21	DR INDRANEEL BHATTACHARYA	WBMC 79879	1st year PGT	Resident	-	-
22	DR SUBHADIP MAITI	WBMC 91122	1st year PGT	Resident	-	-
23	DR HARSHA TAK	45227	1st year PGT	Resident	-	-
24	DR LAKSHANA SHERPA	91621	1st year PGT	Resident	-	-
25	DR AKSHITA JAIN	90881	1st year PGT	Resident	-	-
26	DR. ABUL BASHAR	WBMC 76356	1st year PGT	Resident	-	-

#	Image	Name	Designation
1		Anirban Ghosh, Prasanta Paul
2		Rajmohon Ram
3		Jayanta Mallick
4		Raghubir Das

Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College & Hospital (NRSMC&H)

WELCOME TO Ophthalmology

Academic Details

UG Teaching Program

UG Programme :- (Lecture Classes)

Demonstration Skills :-

PG Teaching Program

PG Programme :- (Seminar)

PD Teaching Program

Not Applicable

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