Cornea

To study the outcome of Collagen Cross Linking therapy in keratoconus patients, in a Tertiary eye care centre in North East India

To assess outcomes of thermal punctual cautery in severe dry eyes

 To study the effectivity of natural hemostatic mechanism for attachment of the conjunctival limbal autograft following pterygium excision.

estimate the occurrence of ocular surface squamous neoplasia (OSSN) and associated risk factors in a tertiary care eye hospital in northern India between 1 january2013 and 31 July 2015

To evaluate visual,refractive and topographic outcomes of transepithelial phototherapeutic keratectomy(t-PTK) followed by accelerated collagen cross linking(KXL) versus KXL alone for moderate keratoconus(KC).

To highlight variable clinical presentation and management of 4 cases of atypical Mooren’s ulcer.

Presenting a rare case of a 36-year-old male who presented to us with a Right eye corneal tear after a trivial trauma with fingernail while playing with his child. Patient had a similar trauma in childhood and had lost his sight in the left eye.

To report the result of intra-stromal voriconazole in recalcitrant keratomycosis.

To assess distribution and correlation of Anterior(ACA) and posterior(PCA) corneal astigmatism in keratoconus(KC)patients.

To find out the indications and surgical outcome of therapeutic penetrating keratoplasty .

To prognosticate patients of corneal edema with prospective diagnosis of herpes simplex(HSV) keratitis, by differentiating them into HSV stromal keratitis and HSV endothelitis using anterior segment optical coherence tomography (ASOCT) as a tool.

To describe the characteristic in vivo confocal microscopy (IVCM) appearance in the cases of suspected corneal bee-sting injury.

A 43 year male presented with the chief complaints of diminution of vision of the right eye along with pain, redness and watering for last 20 days.

To share experience of Microsporidia keratitis.

To study the correlation between the use of topical cyclosporine with the development of ocular surface squamous neoplasia(OSSN).

To evaluate central corneal thickness (CCT) in diabetic subjects in rural Haryana; to test for correlation between CCT and duration and severity of disease. Cross-sectional study; 86 patients with type-II DM and 86 age matched controls included; those with other systemic diseases and history of intraocular surgery excluded.

To determine the intra&interobserver variability of two Scheimpflug based camera systems,Pentacam &Sirius.In addition,the comparability of the measurements was tested in healthy subjects,those with regularastigmatism,&keratoconus(KC)patients

This retrospective study describes the clinical spectrum and clinicopathological correlation of patients with epithelial iris implantation cysts.

Ultrasound Pachymetry(UP), a gold standard in CCT measurement is a contact method.

This is a case of corneal warpage secondary to hydrogel contact lens wear that was initially mistaken as a case of keratoconus in a 24-year-old female who presented with an interest in refractive surgery.

A prospective randomized single blinded study was carried out in 80 eyes of 80 patients operated for primary nasal pterygium.

A 45 year old male presented with c/o of watering,photophobia, redness, DOV in L/E since 10 days with no H/O discharge,trauma,refractive surgery,steroid use .He consulted to local ophthalmologist diagnosed as a viral keratitis treated with antiviral topically.

To describe a case of fixed dilated pupil and presumed iris ischemia(Urrets-Zavalia syndrome) after deep lamellar keratoplasty(DALK) for keratoconus(KC)

Toasses,compare corneal clarity quantitatively by cornealdensitometry measurement in keratoconuspatientsandnormalcontrolsubjects.

To report outcomes of cataract surgery in patients with Mooren’s ulcer.

To report rare cases of pigmented fungal corneal ulcer.We report rare pigmented fungal corneal ulcer.

To study indications,outcome and risk factors for graft survival in optical penetrating keratoplasty (OPK) patients.Study design: Retrospective hospital based.

7 patients of microbiologically proven Ocular Microsporidiosis (from September 2015 to January 2016) were studied.

To compare recurrence rate of pterygium and postoperative complications using technique of “Pterygium excision with symmetrical conjunctival flap transpositioning and using mitomycin C as an adjunctive therapy”.

A sample of 58 eyes of 36 patients assessed between the time period of August 2010 to October 2011 were prospectively analysed to assess the conjunctiva using impression cytology.