Department of ophthalmology
Introduction

1)Department was established 1989
2)Started in civil hospital and shifted to chakkarbardi, dhu|e
3)Department has one working unit and serves to the large no. of patient inflow from,western Maharashtra and nearby tribal area .
4)Daily average OPD ranges from 100-150 with admission 15-20 and OT of 10-15.
5)Department is engaged in treatment of almost all types of speciality of
ophthalmic conditions. Most of the superspeciality treatment given like
Cataract,Glaucoma ,OcuIoplasty,Cornea,Paediatric ophthalmology etc.
6)Department has a functioning Eye bank for eye donation and keratoplasty.
7)Department is well equipped with finest of available equipment in OT as well as OPD.

 

 

Mission

1) aim is to impart a quality education to inculcate good clinical skills and research aspects in UG & PG students.
2) To provide the best possible eye care
3) Part of national programme for control of blindness to reduce the preventable blindness.

Vision 

1) To set a full subspeciality ophthalmic clinics for teaching of U6 & PG students & to serve the community.
2) To reduce the preventable blindness and visual impairment.
3) To educate the society about ocular health.

Objectives

1) Skilled education to UG & PG students
2) To implement NPCB to the fullest extent by performing various outreach diagnostic camps and indoor surgeries.
3) To provide specialityservices to the patients.
4) To perform organ donation awareness to reduce the corneal blindness by eye donation.
5) To perform all sorts of ocular surgeries by establishing the well equiped operation theater.
6) To perform glancoma Awareness programme.
7) To create awareness fregarding riabetic retinopathy in society.

 


Sr. No.

Name of Faculty

Designation

Email ID

Expirience in the present post

Total Expirience

1.

Dr. Vaishali Une (Lokhande)

Professor & Head

lvaishali_53@rediffmail.com

18 years

25 years

2.

Dr. Mukram Khan

Associate Professor

drmukramggkhan@gmail.com

7 years

20 years

3.

Dr. Deepali Gawai

Assistant Professor

deepaligawai17@gmail.com

8 years

10 years

4.

Dr. Roshani Ghuge

Assistant Professor

roshanighuge1920@gmail.com

6 months

18 months

Sr. No.

Name

Designation

1.

Dagadu Mohan Suryawanshi

Clerk

2.

Satyendra Madhukar Songirkar

Refractionist


2020

2021

2022

Total no. of patients in OPD

7213

9507

8895

Total no. of patients in IPD

441

163

511

Weekly workload of OPD

169

183

171

Weekly workload of IPD

8

4

10

Surgical Procedures




Major

88

130

336

Minor

39

24

122

Day care




Average daily investigative workload




Radiology

3130

3443

3756

Histopathology


8

28

Sr. No.

Name

No. of publications

1.

Dr. Vaishali Une (Lokhande)

3

2.

Dr. Mukram Khan

2

3.

Dr. Deepali Gawai

3

4.

Dr. Roshani Ghuge

1

Sr. No.

Equipment

Numbers/ Functional status/ Comments

1.

Slit lamp biomicroscope with teaching aid

2-working

2.

Autorefractometer (keratometer)

1-working

3.

Goldman’s applanation tonometer

1

4.

Schiotz tonometer

1-working, 1-not working

5.

Trial frame & refraction sets

2-working

6.

Nd: YAG laser machine with Abraham lenses

1-not working

7.

Streak retinoscope

1-not working

8.

Non-contact tonometer (NCT)

1

9.

90D, 78D (Along with slit lamp)

1-working

10.

Lensometer

0

11.

Operating microscope(For minor OT in OPD)

0

12.

Perkin’s tonometer

0

13.

Any other equipment

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DATE

TIME

TOPIC

9/3/2023

12-1 PM

OP1.1 LGT

Describe the physiology of vision

14/3/2023

3-5 PM

OP1.5 SGT

Define, enumerate the types and the mechanism by which strabismus leads to amblyopia

16/3/2023

12-1 PM

OP1.2 LGT

Define,classify

and describe the types Refractive errors

21/3/2023

3-5 PM

OP2.4 SGT

Describe the aetiology , clinical

presentation, Disscus the complication and management of orbital cellulitis

23/3/2023

12-1 PM

OP1.2 LGT methods of correcting refractive errors-2

28/3/2023

3-5 PM

OP2.5 SGT

Describe clinical features on ocular examination and management of a patient with cavernous sinus thrombosis

06/4/2023

12-1 PM

OP1.4 LGT Enumerate the indications and describe theprinciples of refractive surgery

11/4/2023

3-5 PM

OP2.6 SGT

Enumerate the causes and describe the differentiating features and clinical

features and management of proptosis

13/4/2023

12-1 PM

OP2.1 LGT Enumerate the causes, describe and discuss

the etiology, clinical presentations diagnostic features of common conditions of the lid.

18/4/2023

3-5 PM

OP2.7 SGT

Classify the various types of orbital tumors .

20/4/2023

12-1 PM

OP2.1 LGT

adnexa including Hordeolumexternum / internum, blepharitis,

preseptalcellulitis ,dacryocystitis ,

hemangioma, dermoid, ptosis , entropion, lid

lag, lagophthalmos

25/4/2023

12-1 PM

OP2.6 LGT

Enumerate the causes and describe the

differentiating features and clinicalfeatures of proptosis

27/4/2023

3-5 PM

OP2.7 SGT

Differentiate the symtoms and

signs of the presentations of various types of ocular tumors

02/05/2023

12-1 PM

OP3.3 LGT

Describe the aetiology , pathophysiology,

ocular features, differential diagnosis of conjunctivitis

4/5/2023

12-1 PM

OP3.3 LGT

complications and management of various

causes of conjunctivitis

9/5/2023

3-5 PM

OP2.8 SGT

List the investigations helpful in diagnosiof orbital tumors. Enumerate the indications of appropriate referral

11/5/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.1 AND OP4.2 LGT

Enumerate, describe and discuss the types and causes of corneal ulceration

16/5/2023

3-5 PM

OP3.4 SGT

Describe the etiology, pathophysiology ,

ocular features, differential diagnosis ,complication and management of trachoma

18/5/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.1 AND OP4.2 LGT

Enumerate and discuss the differential

diagnosis of infective Keratitis

23/5/2023

3-5 PM

OP3.5 SGT

Describe the etiology, pathophysiology ,

ocular features, differential diagnosis ,complication and management of vernal catarrh

25/5/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.1 AND OP4.2 LGT

Management of Infective corneal Ulcers

30/5/2023

3-5 PM

OP3.6 SGT

Describe the etiology, pathophysiology ,

ocular features, differential diagnosis ,complication and management of pterygium

1/6/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.4 LGT

Enumerate the causes and discuss the

management of dry eye

6/6/2023

3-5 PM

OP3.7 SGT

Describe the etiology, pathophysiology ,

ocular features, differential diagnosis ,complication and management of symblepharon

8/6/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.5 LGT

Enumerate the causes of corneal blindness

13/6/2023

3-5 PM

OP4.3 SGT

Enumerate the causes of corneal edema

15/6/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.6 LGT

Enumerate the indications and types of

Keratoplasty

20/6/2023

3-5 PM

OP4.7 SGT

Enumerate the indications and describe

the methods of tarsorraphy

22/6/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.6 LGT

Describe and discuss the importance and

protocols involved in eye donation and eye

banking

27/6/2023

3-5 PM

OP5.1 SGT

Define, enumerate and Describe the etiology, associated systemic conditions ,ocular features, indications for referral ,

complication and management of episcleritis

4/7/2023

3-5 PM

OP5.2 SGT

Define, enumerate and Describe the etiology, associated systemic conditions ,ocular features, indications for referral ,

complication and management of scleritis

6/7/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.1 LGT

Describe clinical signs of intraocular

inflammation

11/7/2023

3-5 PM

OP6.3 SGT

Enumerate systemic conditions that can

present as iridocyclitis

13/7/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.1 LGT

enumerate the features that

distinguish granulomatous from non

granulomatous inflammation

18/7/2023

3-5 PM

OP6.3 SGT

Describe ocular manifestations of Iridocyclitis and Hypopyon

20/7/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.2 LGT

Identify and distinguish acute iridocyclitis from

chronic iridocyclitis

25/7/2023

3-5 PM

OP6.4 SGT

Describe and distinguish hyphema and hypopyon

27/7/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.7 LGT

Describe and discuss the angle of the

anterior chamber

1/8/2023

3-5 PM

OP6.5 SGT

Describe and discuss the angle of the anterior chamber

3/8/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.7 LGT

Enumerate and discuss the aetiology, the clinical distinguishing features of shallow A/C

8/8/2023

3-5 PM

OP6.5 SGT

Clinical correlation of Angle of A/C

10/8/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.7 LGT

Enumerate and discuss the aetiology, the

clinical distinguishing features of Deep A/C

17/8/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.7 LGT

Choose appropriate

investigations for patients with above

conditions of anterior chamber

22/8/2023

3-5 PM

OP6.8 SGT

Enumerate and choose the appropriate investigations for patients with conditions affecting the uvea.

24/8/2023

12-1 PM

OP7.2 LGT

Describe and discuss the aetio-pathogenesis ,

stages of maturation and complications of

cataract

29/8/2023

3-5 PM

OP6.9 SGT

Choose the correct local and systemic therapy for conditions of anterior

chamber and enumerate their indications, adverse events and interactions

31/8/2023

12-1 PM

OP7.4 LGT

Enumerate the types of cataractsurgey and

describe the steps intraoperative and

postoperative complications of extracapsular

cataract extraction surgery

5/9/2023

3-5 PM

OP7.1 SGT

Describe the surgical anatomy and the metabolism of lens

12/9/2023

3-5 PM

OP8.2 SGT

Enumerate the indications for laser therapy in the treatment of diabetic retinopathy

14/9/2023

12-1 PM

OP8.1 LGT

Discuss the aetiology , pathology , clinical

features and management of vascular

occlusion of the retina

21/9/2023

12-1 PM

OP8.3 LGT

Demonstrate the correct technique of a fundus

examination and describe and distinguish the

funduscopic features in normal condition and

in conditions causing abnormal retinal exam

26/9/2023

3-5 PM

OP8.2 SGT

Enumerate the indications for laser

therapy in the treatment of retinal disease including retinal detachment,

retinal degeneration

and hypertensive retinopathy

3/10/2023

3-5 PM

SGT

Diseses Of Retina

5/10/2023

12-1 PM

LGT Describe and discuss the correlative anatomy ,

aetiology , clinical manifestations diseases of

optic nerve and visual pathway

10/10/2023

3-5 PM

OP8.8 SGT

Enumerate the

diseases of retina

12/10/2023

12-1 PM

OP8.5 LGT

diagnostic

tests , imaging and management of diseases of

optic nerve and visual pathway

17/10/2023

3-5 PM

OP8.8 SGT

discuss treatment

modalities in management of diseases of retina

19/10/2023

12-1 PM

OP9.2 LGT

Classify , enumerate the types, methods of

diagnosis and indications for referral in a

patient with heterotropia/ strabismus

26/10/2023

12-1 PM

OP9.5 LGT

Describe the evaluation and enumerate the

steps involved in the stabilization , initial

management and indication for referral in a

patient with ocular injury

31/10/2023

3-5 PM

OP9.3 SGT

Describe the role of refractive error correction in a patient with headache and enumerate the indications of referral

2/11/2023

12-1PM

OP4.5 SDL

Enumerate the causes of corneal

blindness

Enumerate theindicationsandtypes of

keratoplasty Introduction

7/11/2023

3-5 PM

OP9.4 SGT

Enumerate, describe and discuss the causes of avoidable blindness

9/11/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.5 SDL

Enumerate the

causes of corneal

blindness

Enumerate the

indications and

types of

keratoplasty- Symposium

14/11/2023

3-5 PM

OP9.4 SGT

Enumerate and describe the

national programs for control of blindness ( including vision 2020)

16/11/2023

12-1 PM

OP4.5 SDL

Enumerate the

causes of corneal

blindness

Enumerate the

indications and

types of

keratoplasty-Feedback

23/11/2023

12-1 PM

OP9.4 SDL

Enumerate ,

describe and

discuss the causes

of avoidable

blindness and the

NPCB ( Including

VISION 2020)

30/11/2023

12-1 PM

OP9.4 SDL

NPCB ( Including

VISION 2020) orientation

7/12/2023

12-1 PM

OP9.4 SDL

NPCB ( Including

VISION 2020)- Quiz

14/12/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.7 SDL

Enumerate and

discuss the

aetiology, clinical

features of various

glaucomas associated with

shallow and deep

anterior chamber.

21/12/2023

12-1 PM

OP6.7

Choose

appropriate

investigations and

treatment for

patients with

above mentioned

conditions

28/12/2023

12-1 PM

OP1.5 SDL

Define , enumerate the types of amblyopia

4/1/2024

12-1 pm

OP1.5

The mechanism by

which strabismus leads to amblyopia

Sr no.

Topics


Day

1

History Taking

Day 1

Day 2

2

Demonstrate the steps in performing visual acuity, assessment for distant vision, near vision, colour vision, the pinhole test and the menace and blink reflexes

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

3

Demonstrate under supervision clinical procedures performed in the lid including: bell’s phenomenon, assessment of entropion/ectropion, perform the regurgitation test of lacrimal sac, massage technique in cong. Dacrocystitis & trichiatic cilia removal by epilation.

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8

4

Elicit document & present the correct method of examination of ‘Red eye’ including congestion, discharge, pain.

Day 9

Day 10

Day 11

5

Demonstrate document & present the correct method of examination of ‘Red eye’ including vision assessment, corneal lustre, pupil abnormality, ciliary.

Day 12

Day 13

Day 14

6

Demonstrate correct technique of removal of foreign body from the eye in a simulated environment

Day 15

Day 16

Day 17

7

Demonstrate correct technique of installation of eye drop in a simulated environment

Day 18

Day 19

Day 20

8

Demonstrate technique of removal of foreign body in the cornea in a simulated environment

Day 21

Day 22

Day 23

Day 24


List of book

1)Khurana —theory and practical of optic and refraction
2)khurana- profile and management of ocular trauma
3) khurana— Anatomy and physiology of eye
4)kanski-clinical ophthalmology
5)parson —Disease of eye
6) khurana- text of squint
7)shield — text book of glacoma
8)Rasik vajpai-CORNEAL ULCER
9)Rasik vajpai- corneal transplantation
10) Amar agarwal phecoemulsification
11)compressive notes in ophthalmology
12)Yanoff ophthalmology review
13)Datta modern ophthalmology 3 vol
14)Pranja- arvind FAQS in opthalmolgy
15)Bhootra a —Dispensing optics
16)Bhootra —Basic of computer vision syndrome

Services 

1)General Ophthalmology
2) Ocu|0plasty clinic
3) Corneal clinic
4) Glaucoma clinic
5) Handicap registration
6) Eye donation
7) Medical board

 

Award and achievements

Academic activities:

UG-
clinical postings
Theory lectures

PG-
clinical meetings
Case presentation
Seminars
Journal readings
Clinical and operative skill development activities