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Cornea Fellowship

The Cornea Fellowship programme at Susrut Eye Foundation & Research Centre is designed for fellows preparing for independent subspecialty practice who want to build genuine, hands-on competence in National rather than just theoretical familiarity. The curriculum moves deliberately from wet-lab simulation to supervised live cases, with faculty grading each trainee against the ICO-OSCAR checklist at every stage so progress is measured, not assumed. The goal isn't just exposure to National techniques, but a level of comfort and judgement that only comes from repeated, supervised practice with honest feedback after every attempt. The programme is delivered at Susrut's own dedicated wet-lab facility, with real operating microscopes and simulation kits rather than shared or improvised equipment, so the practice environment matches an actual operating room as closely as possible.

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Cornea Fellowship

Duration

Location

Behrampore, Kolkata

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Course Structure

What you will learn?

1

1st week:

Steps Surgery under 1:1 direct supervision with extensive Wet Lab Practice, ICO-OSCAR scoring, Video Discussion, Theory.

2

2nd week:

Surgery under 1:1 direct supervision with Wet Lab Practice, ICO-OSCAR scoring, Video Discussion, Theory, Phaco Machine Orientation.

3

3rd & 4th week:

Independent surgery under 1:1 direct supervision with Wet Lab Practice, ICO-OSCAR scoring, Video Discussion, Theory, Phaco Dynamics, Roll Play.

4

Ongoing:

Basics of Phaco technique with adequate exposure to phaco.

Course Location

Batch No.1
No of Seats
1
Course In-Charge
Amit Pal
Address
25/1 Kalikapur Road, Berhampore, Murshidabad Pin - 742101
Contact
+91 9153330883
Email
training@susrut.org

Eligibility Criteria

  • Prior exposure to basic diagnostic instrumentation is expected, though prior surgical experience is not a prerequisite for entry-level batches.
  • Applicants are expected to attend the full duration of the course — partial attendance batches are not offered for this programme.
  • A valid medical registration in ophthalmology (or the relevant allied field) is required before enrollment.

Description

  • Every batch is assessed against the ICO-OSCAR international scoring standard, so a trainee's progress is comparable across cohorts, not just self-reported.
  • Faculty-to-trainee ratios are kept deliberately low throughout this programme so feedback stays specific and immediate rather than generic.
  • Susrut Eye Foundation & Research Centre has been conducting structured surgical training since 2010, with a specific focus on measurable, repeatable outcomes rather than one-off workshops.

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