Thanks
to Dr.
T. Otis Paul, M.D
for Orbis International sponsored Hospital Based
Training (HBT) Promgramme for Strabismus &
Peadiatric Ophthalmology (17 -21 Nov.2008) in Global
Hospital Institute Of Ophthalmology Abu Road ,India
.
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Dr. Sudhir Singh is one of the renowned ophthalmologists
worldwide. He completed his MBBS and SMS, M. S.
Ophthalmology from Medical College Jaipur. He was trained in
pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus by Orbis
International.
Dr. Sudhir Singh has been an invited speaker for various national
and international conferences and has performed live
surgeries at various conferences as well. He has intratunnel
phacofracture technique MSICS, SquintMaster software and
many other innovations to his credit. He has more than 30
national and international publications to his name.
Dr. Sudhir Singh is an ophthalmologist, a medical writer, a
reviewer of national and international journals and an
instruction course evaluator AIOS. He is a computer
programmer and has designed and developed many ophthalmology
software and websites.
Dr. Sudhir Singh is currently the Senior Consultant & Head of
the department at JW Global Hospital Research Centre, Mount
Abu. He has also been the Past Editor, Journal Rajasthan
Ophthalmological Society. He is a mentor for many national
and international postgraduate students. Dr. Sudhir Singh
was invited as an international guest for the prestigious
America Academy of Ophthalmology Rotary Club Host Program
2019.Dr.
Sudhir Singh is an awardee of the All India Ophthalmological
Society’s prestigious “ International Ophthalmic Hero Award
2020
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Intratunnel Phacofracture Technique of the Manual
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Intratunnel
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Intratunnel Phacofracture technique was
innovated by Dr Sudhir Singh1,2
1.Singh S. First
postoperative day visual outcome following 6 mm
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Ophthalmic Review. 2014;7(1):26-30.
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to Dr.
