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The Neverending Learning Curve

Murtaza Adam, MD

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A vitreoretinal surgery fellow nearing the end of his training reflects on some of the surgical skills he has gained throughout his fellowship. Many thanks to Drs. Sunir Garg for his help in preparing this video. Much gratitude to Drs. Allen Chiang, Mitchell Fineman, David Fischer, James Dunn, Omesh Gupta, Julia Haller, Allen Ho, Jason Hsu, Richard Kaiser, Joseph Maguire, Sonia Mehta, Cark Park, Carl Regillo, Arunan Sivalingam, Marc Spirn, and James Vander for their contributions to this video, their infinite patience, and their unyielding mentorship.

Posted: 11/17/2017

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Retina

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The Neverending Learning Curve

Murtaza Adam, MD

A vitreoretinal surgery fellow nearing the end of his training reflects on some of the surgical skills he has gained throughout his fellowship. Many thanks to Drs. Sunir Garg for his help in preparing this video. Much gratitude to Drs. Allen Chiang, Mitchell Fineman, David Fischer, James Dunn, Omesh Gupta, Julia Haller, Allen Ho, Jason Hsu, Richard Kaiser, Joseph Maguire, Sonia Mehta, Cark Park, Carl Regillo, Arunan Sivalingam, Marc Spirn, and James Vander for their contributions to this video, their infinite patience, and their unyielding mentorship.

Posted: 11/17/2017

Keywords:

fellowship

•

Retina

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Mostafa Hanout

7 years ago

beautiful!

Anonymous

7 years ago

Very inspiring. I have just started my vitreo-retina fellowship.

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