Hemali Kanabar

🔬 Mastering Biometry for Cataract Surgery: Principles, Pitfalls & a Practice Case

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Biometry is a foundational investigation in cataract surgery planning. A small error here can lead to significant postoperative refractive surprises—frustrating both for the surgeon and the patient. This post simplifies biometry for ophthalmology trainees and FRCOphth aspirants by first explaining the principles, then working through a real-world scenario of a -5.00 D myope, and ending with practical questions […]

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FRCOphth Application for IMGs: Step-by-Step Guide for First-Time Applicants

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If you’re an International Medical Graduate (IMG) and haven’t applied or sat the FRCOphth exam before, there’s a separate application process you must follow before you can book your exam online. 🔹 Step-by-Step Guide for First-Time IMGs: âś… Step 1: Complete the Online Application FormGo to the RCOphth website → iHub portalSelect: â€śfirst-time IMGs applying for FRCOphth (non-UK qualification)”⚠️ Only for first-time IMGs applying for FRCOphth.

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Title: Why I Started This Blog — And How I Hope It Helps You

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Hello everyone, Thank you so much for being here. Seeing so many FRCOphth exam aspirants visit this blog and join the WhatsApp group has been both exciting and deeply humbling. I started this blog with a simple purpose — to make the FRCOphth journey a little less confusing, especially for international graduates like myself. I’ve

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How I Cleared FRCOphth Part 1 After Residency: My Real Experience

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Preparing for the FRCOphth Part 1 exam right after finishing residency might sound intense—but with the right resources, mindset, and a strong support system, it’s very much doable. I wanted to share my journey and honest tips that might help you feel more confident as you start your own. 🌱 Getting Started After Residency As soon as

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🎯 How I Prepared for the FRCOphth Refraction Certificate Exam – Tips, Tools & My 3-Month Journey

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Preparing for the FRCOphth Refraction Certificate Exam was one of the most rewarding phases of my ophthalmology journey. It not only strengthened my clinical skills but also improved my confidence in the outpatient department, especially while handling challenging pediatric and undilated cases. In this blog post, I’ll walk you through the exact resources, strategies, and tools I used, along with practical tips you

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PHACES Syndrome

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The neurocutaneous syndrome PHACES is a non-familial disorder that affects up to 1/3 of patients with segmental hemangiomas. Patients with PHACES have segmental hemangiomas and associated structural abnormalities including the following: Posterior fossa malformations, Hemangiomas, Arterial abnormalities, Cardiac defects, Eye abnormalities, and Sternal or ventral defects). Based on studies of hemangioma patterns, there are four

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