Manmeet Singh
Also known as: MS
Sankara Eye Foundation,India, Sankara eye Foundation, India
About
Dr Singh is a humble surgeon who hails from a small town located in the district of Ludhiana in the state of Punjab called KHANNA (also famous as Asia's Largest Grain Market). He underwent his preliminary education there and high schooling from the City beautiful Chandigarh, went on to pursue medical school from Baba Farid University of Health Sciences. Faridkot, Punjab with a Gold Medal. Having had a small dream to cure the needless blindness, he found himself comfortably destined to pursue the journey of ophthalmology and then a couple of long-term fellowships FIOL (Gold Medal), FCRS (Cornea & Refractive Services), a short term fellowship in DCR (FDCR) and expertised trainings from Italiano Ospidale, Switzerland in the 2023 followed by Moorfields Eye Hospital. London in 2024.
To pursue the mission to eradicate preventable causes of blindness, he prepares himself to reach the pinnacle of the field by regularly updating himself with newer innovations, techniques in various national and international conferences.
A team building to heal the needy is a mission he wants to pursue with a great team called (The M-team), one day he wishes to become "The Healer Singh" with his "Heads Held High"
Employment
Employment history is unavailable.
Education
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Sankara Eye Foundation,India Fellowship in Cornea, Refractive Services & Eye Bank (FCRS)2022 - 2024
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Sankara eye Foundation, India Fellowship in IOL (FIOL)2021 - 2022
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (7)
- Chandelier Pearl Save
- Urrets-Zavalia Syndrome Post ICL Surgery - A Case Report Save
- Awareness regarding eye donation among public of the Malwa region of Punjab- A pilot study Save
- Management of Post Cataract Surgery Induced Necrotising Scleritis (SINS) - A Case Report Save
- Ocular manifestations in a case of herpes zoster ophthalmicus with human immunodeficiency virus Save
- Post trabeculectomy hypotonous maculopathy: Miraculous result with autologous blood injection in a young lad Save
- BILATERAL CENTRAL SEROUS CHORIORETINOPATHY FOLLOWING ELECTRIC SHOCK- “A RARE CASE REPORT” Save