PROF. DR.SYED RAZA ALI SHAH
MBBS, DOMS, CICOPTH, MS OPHTHALMOLOGY,
MSc(CEH), FELLOWSHIP VR

PROFESSOR OF OPHTHALMOLOGY, HEAD OF DEPARTMENT EYE UNIT II
Email: drrazaalishah14@gmail.com

PROF. SYED RAZA ALI SHAH

INTRODUCTION OF DEPARTMENT

Eye and ENT were created as a single department in Mayo Hospital in the early 20th century and were eventually divided into made separate departments in 1948. Establishment of Eye unit 2 came later in 1978. Institute of ophthalmology was created in 1981 and has 168 beds. Eye unit 2 provides comprehensive eye care services for the patients of cataract, Vitreo-retina, glaucoma, Oculoplastics, Paediatric eye diseases and strabismus. Over the years the department has been fully committed to the medical education of under graduate students and postgraduate residents playing a critical role in meeting with the ever increasing demand of competent consultant ophthalmologists in Pakistan.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

Service to humanity with a commitment for excellence in medical education and research, providing under and post graduates with state of the art knowledge, skills and attitude to deliver the highest standard of health care to the people and to treat and rehabilitate the patients.

FACULTY

Faculty Group Photo
Sr No Name Designation Qualifications
1 Prof. Dr. Syed Raza Ali Shah HOD, Professor of Ophthalmology MBBS, DOMS, CICOPTH, MS OPHTHALMOLOGY,

MSc(CEH), FELLOWSHIP VR
2 Dr. Nasir Chaudhry Associate Professor MBBS, FCPS, VR fellowship, FICO, MHPE
3 Dr. Salman Hamza Senior Registrar MBBS, FCPS
4 Dr. Andleeb Zahare Senior Registrar MBBS, FCPS
5 Dr. Irfan Muslim Consultant MBBS, FCPS, VR fellowship

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • Programs administrated regularly forundergraduates, FCPS, MS, MCPS, FRCS, DOMS, and Allied Vision Science students

Under Graduate:

  • OPD, Clinical teaching including interactive session and case discussion
  • Operation Theater Teaching
  • Bed side teaching in ward

Post Graduates

  • OPD, Case presentation and discussion including counselling, treatment planning and rehabilitation
  • Bed side discussion in ward
  • Surgical training in OT
  • Multimedia Presentation by residents twice weekly in state of the art conference room
  • Biweekly journal club
  • Learning resource in form of library and e-library of residents
  • Weekly surgical audit
  • Research work training in research cell specially established in the unit

RESEARCH

Ongoing projects

  1. Systemic Literature Review Of Efficacy Of Atropine Eye Drops In Prevention Of Myopia Progression Among School Going Children (Turkish Journal Of Ophthalmology)
  2. OTS as a prognostic tool in Open Globe Injuries for the assessment of Final Visual Acuity
    Temporary Glue Tarsorrhaphy Versus Temporary Tarsal Suture Tarsorrhaphy For The Management Of Corneal Ulcers Refractory To
  3. Conventional Medical Therapy (Oman Journal Of Ophthalmology)
  4. Effect Of Partial Posterior Vitreous Detachment On Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness Measurement By Optical Coherence Tomography In Glaucoma Suspects
  5. DETERMINATION OF CHANGE IN INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE AFTER Nd-YAG LASER CAPSULOTOMY OF PSEUDOPHAKIC EYE.
  6. Isolation of microbial organisms, identification of predisposing factors and its visual outcome in infectious keratitis .
  7. Panretinal Photocoagulation versus injection bevacizumab in the treatment of proliferative diabetic retinopathy with respect to changes in the visual outcome of the patient
  8. Comparative Evaluation of Tacrolimus 0.03 % Ointment vs Olopatadine 0.2 % Eye Drops in the Treatment of Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis
  9. Effect of suprachoroidal vs posterior subtenon Inj triamcinolone on refractory diabetic macular edema in pseudophakic patients
  10. Topical cyclosporine VS Artificial Tears for the treatment of dry eye disease

Publications

  1. Incidence of Primary Open Angle Glaucoma in patients presenting with retinal vein occlusion (Pakistan Journal Of Ophthalmology Vol 35, issue 2 : 2019)
  2. Outcomes of intravitreal becacizumab for Macular edema secondary to branch retinal vein occlusion. (Pakistan Journal of Ophthalmology)
  3. Effect of intravitreal injection of bevacizumab on intraocular pressure in relation to different axial lengths. (Ophthalmology pakistan)
  4. Refractory Diabetic Macular Edema in Phakic Patients Looking for Answer (Published in Pakistan Journal of Ophthalmology Vol.34, No 1 Jan-Mar, 2018).
  5. Efficacy and safety of supra choroidal triamcinolone acetonide in cases of resistant diabetic macular edema. Pak J Med Sci. 2020;36(2):42-47
  6. Impact of implementing multisource feedback on behaviours of young doctors. (Quarterly Journal )
  7. Anatomical And Visual Outcome Of Combined Phaco Vitrectomy Versus Vitrectomy alone (PPMJ)
  8. Relationship between changes in BCVA and CRT in macular edema after Retinal vein occlusion in eye treated with suprachoroidal triamcinolone (PJO Volume 38)
  9. Visual anatomic results of early removal of scleral buckle (annals of KEMU)
  10. Supra choroidal triamcinolone . An effective route of drug delivery (Ophthalmology Pakistan )
  11. Mean change in refractive status after levator muscle resection in patients of simple congenital ptosis (Ophthalmology Pakistan )
  12. Diagnostic accuracy of optical coherence tomography (OCT) in the early detection of CNV in age related macular degeneration (Al Shifa Journal of ophthalmology 2018; 14(4): 203-209 Al-Shifa trust eye hospital, Rawalpindi Pakistan)

HEALTH SERVICES / STATE OF ART FACILITIES

  • We are providing diagnostic and therapeutic facilities to treat ailing humanity.
  • Diagnostic facilities include FFA, OCT, HRT, ERG, Specular biomicroscopy, A-scan/B scan ultrasonography, Visual Field examination and orthoptic assessment
  • Surgical and Medical Management of general ophthalmology diseases, glaucoma, vitreo-retina, squint, pediatric ophthalmology.
  • Laser facilities, refraction, pathology lab
  • Providing consultation to the sister departments of the hospital.