BBASS welcome their new Sensei Assoc Prof Dr Sujaya Singh, cornea consultant and lecturer and Head of UMERC (University Malaya Eye Research Centre), Universiti Malaya.

She commenced as a medical officer & specialist in KKM hospitals, refining skills & completed postgraduate in Ophthalmology from University Malaya in 2011. Proceeded with cornea fellowships at L.V. Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, India and the Malaysian Corneal Fellowship programme. Certified as a corneal surgeon in 2015 and joined University Malaya in 2016, contributing to enhancing the corneal services, increasing outpatient numbers and transplants.

Dr Singh stablished a contact lens clinic for complex corneal cases and initiated the corneal fellowship programme in University Malaya and trained a fellow for last 2 years. Also, actively involved in teaching and coordinating the UMMP programme for Ophthalmology in University Malaya. Have mentored undergraduate and postgraduate students both clinically and surgically. Have organized workshops for cornea procurement and cornea suturing (basic skills) for postgraduate students.

As head of UMERC (University Malaya Eye Research Centre) secured research grants, she has participated in clinical trials and authored peer-reviewed articles and is committed to social responsibility activities to contribute to the society such as eye screening programmes, talk shows on social media (Bernama Radio and TV3) regarding contact lens awareness for general public.

We will examine the principles of stitching as covered in the recent four-part series. All will become clear!

Summary

This enlightening session is ideal for medical professionals striving to broaden their understanding of attending to the accuracy of stitching. BBASS summarises the principles of good stitching. on ocular health and vision-related conditions. Learn first-hand from experienced surgeon how they apply these principles in the treatment approaches, and pioneering advancements in ocular therapies. We will explore the philosophy of simulation and practice This could be your opportunity to ask questions and clarify thinking. Don't let this chance slip away. See clearly the path to more successful patient outcomes now!

Learning objectives

1. To understand the principles behind could stitching in the clinical setting 2. To appreciate it is all about technique 3. To learn how to practice and self-reflect 4. To gain insight into the importance of good techniques 5. To better comprehend the nuances of stitching

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