Dr TSANG Chi Wai
Director
Dr CHEN Li Jia Guy
Faculty
Dr FONG Hon Chi, Angie
Faculty
Dr Mårten BRELÉN
Faculty
Dr MOHAMED Shaheeda
Faculty
Dr NG Siu Chun, Danny
Faculty
The Surgical Retina Service of the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences operates at both the Hong Kong Eye Hospital and the Prince of Wales Hospital, the teaching hospital of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Our 4 Surgical Retina Subspecialty Clinics serve the populations living in Kowloon and the eastern region of the New Territories in Hong Kong, and are well attended by over 350 patients each week. Surgical Retina Fellows of the CUHK-HKEH-PWH International Ophthalmology Fellowship Programme will actively participate in all clinical services and various research projects. During the Fellowship, each Fellow should aim to be the Principal Investigator of at least 1 surgical retina research project at CUHK. At the conclusion of the Fellowship, each Fellow should be confident in the diagnosis and treatment of common surgical retina diseases, and should have at least 1 publication as first author arising from research done during his / her CUHK Fellowship.
- Up to 4 Surgical Retina Clinics per week at Hong Kong Eye Hospital and Prince of Wales Hospital
- At least 1 Surgical Retina Operating List per week
- At least 1 Surgical Retina Imaging Session per week
- At least 1 Surgical Retina Laser Session per month
- Pan retinal photocoagulation (PRP)
- Focal Laser
- Grid Laser
- Barrier Laser
- Photodynamic therapy (PDT)
- Scleral buckling surgery
> buckling and encircling element, cryotherapy, drainage and non-drainage procedures, D-ACE surgical sequence; - Pars plana vitrectomy
> Endolaser, internal drainage, retinotomy and retinectomy, use of heavy liauid, internal tamponade with long lasting gas or silicone oil.
- Macular surgery
> Macular hole surgery
> Epiretinal membrane surgery
> Use of different adjunct staining - Pars plana vitrectomy for proliferative vitreoretinopathy and proliferative diabetic retinopathy
- Silicone oil removal surgery
- Pars plana vitrectomy for posterior perforating injury to the globe including IOFB and severe perforation;
- Macular surgery
The CUHK Glaucoma Subspecialty has strong track record in research on the treatment of macular surgery. We study the safety and efficacy of different adjunct staining agent for macular surgery. Other studies by our research team include various investigation on important clinical outcome after macular surgery with multifocal ERG animal study and laboratory experimental studies.
- Retinal detachment
- Clinical outcome of pars plana vitrectomy
- Anterior segment related posterior segment surgery
