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Surgical thinking and clinical reasoning, made explicit.

This section is written primarily for ophthalmologists, residents and fellows. It brings together step-by-step surgical education, case-based clinical reasoning and practical principles that can be adapted as techniques and technologies evolve.

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Fellowship

Build principles that outlast any one procedure.

Techniques and devices will change. A strong understanding of disease, tissue, anatomy and surgical judgement gives an ophthalmologist the foundation to adapt.

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The surgeon behind the guides

Dr Ng Si Rui

Consultant ophthalmologist at the Singapore National Eye Centre, with clinical interests in cataract, refractive cataract surgery, complex lens conditions and glaucoma.

This site grew from the difficult parts of learning surgery, the recurring mistakes seen in training, and the practical principles that are not always easy to find in textbooks.

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