A team from the Terrace Eye Centre (TEC), consisting of Drs Sunil Warrier and Matthew Cranstoun as well as Anaesthetist Dr Conrad Macrokanis, and experienced TEC Ophthalmic assistants, returned to Longreach this October
Dr Donaldson and three other Australian Retinal Surgeons attended the AmplifEye.Vision meeting in Hong Kong this month to learn about the latest advances in 3D imaging for vitreoretinal surgery.
Far North Queensland patients requiring retinal surgery will be spared the travel to metropolitan areas for treatment following the arrival of two new surgeons to the region.
Dr Mark Donaldson gave a presentation at the Euretina Meeting in Paris on Hot Topics in Ophthalmology summarising the treatment of Central Retinal Vein Occlusion.
Since 2012, Professor Nicholas Hayward’s team at the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, in partnership with Terrace Eye Centre, Queensland Ocular Oncology Service colleagues, Drs William Glasson,Sunil Warrier and Lindsay McGrath, have undertaken pilot work investigating the genetics of ocular melanoma (OM) with a particular focus on uveal melanoma (UM). Despite its rarity, UM is the most common eye cancer. At present, molecular tests are used to categorise patients into low, medium and high risk groups for likelihood of metastasis…
Dr Matthew Cranstoun is joining Terrace Eye Centre from September 2019 and is a second-generation ophthalmologist with subspecialist training in Oculoplastics, Orbital and Lacrimal Disease.
As the largest ophthalmology practice in Queensland, Terrace Eye Centre has a complete range of the latest diagnostic equipment available to help with patient care and optimise outcomes. Our latest purchase is the IOLMaster 700.
Dr Guy D’Mellow from the Terrace Eye Centre attended the World Glaucoma Congress in Melbourne this year.
Dr William Glasson, Dr Sunil Warrier, Dr Lindsay McGrath who head up the Qld Ocular Oncology Service.
Terrace Eye Centre has long participated in the ophthalmological clearance for military aviation