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Curriculum Vitae
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Education Fellowship
Glaucoma (2000-2001) Residency Ophthalmology (1997-2000) Internship & Residency
Pediatrics (1992-1995) Rotating Internship 1980-1981 Medicine
Doctor of Medicine (1979) Scholarships
The Greek Ministry of External
Affairs Medical Licensure Texas – License No. L3289 – Expires 11/30/07 Maryland – License No. M46569 – Inactive New York – License No. 218485-1 Inactive California – License No. 52502 - Inactive District of Columbia – License No. MD30462 - Inactive
Virginia – License No. 0101057004 - Inactive Board Certifications American Board of Pediatrics, 10/9/96
American Board of Ophthalmology (Candidate) Academic Appointments Assistant Professor – Promotion 2003
Instructor
– Appointed 2002
HSC Committees
General Practitioner
Staff Pediatrician
Pediatrician
Glaucoma Specialist
Glaucoma Specialist Public January 13, 2005 – Interview with Karin McKay at KCBD TV on “Health Wise” segment of local news regarding glaucoma prevention for Glaucoma Awareness month. Sponsored by the Eye Care America Program.
Research Activities Research Associate
Martin Luther King. Jr./Charles R. Drew Medical Center
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Early Referral of Diabetics to Ophthalmologists by Primary
Care Physicians
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Aqueous and Vitreous Concentration of Mitomycin-C
Following Topical Administration
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Outcome of Strabismus Surgery in a Teaching Hospital and a
Private Ophthalmology Practice The Congressional Glaucoma Caucus
Foundation Texas
Tech University Health Sciences Center
· Investigation of Early
Detection and Monitoring of Retinal Diseases (IEDMRD) a Private
Ophthalmology Practice
Presentations Monofixation Syndrome and Binocular VisionResident’s Day Presentation Howard University Hospital, 2000
Incidence and Management of Retinopathy of Prematurity
Management of Corneal Ulcers
Juvenile Glaucoma
Aqueous and Vitreous Concentration of Mitomycin Following Topical
Administration
Staging the Glaucomatous Optic Nerve with the Heidelberg Retinal
Tomograph Resident/Grand Rounds Presentations
Howard University Hospital - Dissociated Vertical Deviation - Nongranulomatous Anterior Uveitis - Retinitis Pigmentosa - Features of Ocular Changes in Developmental Syndromes - Keratoconus D.C. General Hospital Grand Rounds, 1998 - Benign Tumors of the Eyelids Texas Tech University Medical Center, 2002 to Present - Gonioscopy – January 2003 - Glaucomatoris Optic Neuropathy – January 2003 - Ocular Hypertension Study – February 2003 - Visual Field – May 2003 - Glaucoma Following Ocular Surgery – May 2003 - Filtering Surgery and Complications – June 2003 - Intro to Glaucoma: Clinical Evaluation - July 2003 - Gonioscopy - August 2003 - Optic Nerve Evaluation - September 2003 - Visual Field Glaucoma - September 2003 - Visual Field Part II - October 2003 - Angle Closure Glaucoma - January 2004 - Glaucoma Journal Club - January 2004 - Imaging Studies and Frequency Doubling Perimetry – February 2004 - Glaucoma – March 2004 - Aqueous Humor Dynamics (Production Outflow) – September 2004 - Glaucoma – September 2004 - Angle Closure Glaucoma – January 2005 - Visual Field Basics – February 2005 - Visual Field Interpretation – February 2005 - Glaucoma Review Questions – April 2005
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Guarded Filtering
Surgery – April 2005 Hospital Affiliations University Medical Center, Lubbock, Texas Odessa Regional Hospital, Odessa, Texas Veterans Administration Medical Center, Big Spring, Texas Los Angeles Pediatric Society American Academy of Ophthalmology American Academy of Pediatrics Women in Ophthalmology
Nigerian Ophthalmological Society Foreign Language Abilities/Skills Read, write, speak French
Read, write, speak Greek Bibliography Sarraf D, Eezzuduemhoi DR, Cheng Q, Wilson MR, Lee DA. Aqueous and vitreous concentration of Mitomycin C by topical administration after glaucoma filtration surgery in rabbits. Ophthalmology 100(10):1574-9,1993. Wilson, MR and Eezzuduemhoi DR: Ophthalmologic Disorders in Minority Populations. Medical Clinics of North America. W.B. Saunders CO, Philadelphia, PA. Volume 89, Issue 4: 795-804, July 2005.
Eezzuduemhoi DR,
Wilson MR.
Eezzuduemhoi DR,
Wilson MR. References
M. Roy Wilson, M.D.
Richard Culbert, M.D.
Deborah Wilson, M.D.
Souryal Bart, M.D. |
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