fahmida hoque

,
Orbit, Oculoplasty and Ocular Oncology dept,
CHITTAGONG EYE INFIRMATORY & TRAINING COMPLEX,
CEITC
CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH.

assessing and examining patients in order to make a diagnosis;
• management of ophthalmic conditions, considering both medical
and psychological aspects of patient care;
• managing busy general outpatient clinics, emergency eye clinics
and specialist clinics;
• ward rounds, but this is limited as most ophthalmic patients have
day surgery and do not stay in hospital overnight;
• working as part of a multi-disciplinary team that includes
optometrists, orthoptists, nurses
• Conducted tests on patients to have the right corrective glasses to
improve their vision.
• Monitored the progress of the patients from the treatments given to
them to ensure that the treatments are working properly.
• operating equipment such as ophthalmoscopes, slit lamps and
lenses;
• carrying out surgical procedures
• communicating and empathizing with patients and family
members.

Assessed refractive conditions of eyes with Retinoscopy.
• Determined visual acuity and perception, focus, and coordination.
• Prescribed appropriate medications to treat eye diseases and
infections.
• Routinely followed up with patients about their post-operative
recovery status.
• Test for intraocular pressure, ocular motility and pupil size,
equality, and reaction.
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• Diagnosis of visual loss and proper referral of patients
• Treatment of patients in ophthalmology department and giving
treatment for allergy, conjunctivitis, keratitis.
• Doing refraction and doing sac patency test
• Managing ophthalmic conditions, which means being responsible
for both the medical and psychological aspects of dealing with
patients
• Using ophthalmoscopes, slit lamps and lenses
• Performing surgery
• Educating patients about their condition and the treatment plan for
it

Checking patient’s visual acuity
• Diagnosis of visual loss
• Treatment of patients in ophthalmology department
• Attending and assisting operations with senior consultants
• Doing surgeries related to extra-ocular injuries independently.

Updating and maintaining accurate patient records.
▪ Advising patients on health education matters.
▪ Supervising other administrative and junior healthcare staff.
▪ Learning about the medical history of a patient to ensure they have
no allergies etc.
▪ If necessary referring patients to hospitals or specialist clinics for
further investigation.
▪ Prescribing medical prescriptions to patients.
▪ Involved in the day-to-day running the practice.
▪ Organizing specialist neonatal clinics for pregnant mother,
diabetes, health eating etc.
▪ Examining patients physically and doing so taking cultural and
social sensitivities into consideration.
▪ Ensuring a safe work environment for the patients and staff.
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▪ Giving appropriate health education and advice to patients and to
enable self-management.
▪ Ensuring co-ordination and delivery of all work activities within
area of responsibility.
INTERNEE IN IAHS, USTC,
CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH

Work in the accident and emergency ward.
▪ Assessing newly admitted patients.
▪ Looking after patient under my care who are in ward.
▪ Monitoring and advising medical students and other junior doctors.
SURGICAL EXPERIENCE
Surgical procedures performed independently:
SICS, Squint surgeries, Lid reconstruction, Skin grafting, Ectropion and
Entropion correction, Ptosis correction, Enucleation, Evisceration, orbital
decompression, Orbitotomy, Orbital abscess drainage, Pterygium,
Chalazion, Dermoid cyst extraction, Xanthelasma removal, Epilation,
Probing, probing with Crawford tube, Intravitreal injections, Ruptured
Globe reparation, corneal injury repair, Dacryocystorhinostomy with or
without intubation, Dacryocystectomy, and other orbital surgeries,
LICENSURE & CERTIFICATION:
Bangladesh Medical & Dental council (BMDC)
Registration no: A58012
PERSONAL SKILLS
-Polite.
-Confident.
-Have patience.
-Helping nature.
-Disciplined.
-Ability to handle the stressed situation.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
-Participated in camp organize in Chittagong city by our college to give
free medicines and treatment to the poor people.
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- journals and case published
- Conducted seminars and training for undergraduates in the hospital
university.
-Voluntary work.
PRESENTATIONS
1. Title: Review of Orbital Exenteration at a tertiary eye care Centre
in Bangladesh (national)
Year presented: 2019
2. Title: Management of Centurion Syndrome: A cause of
unexplained Epiphora (national - webinar)
Year presented: 2020
3. Title: Use of Peg Interferon-alpha 2a In OSSN - A Novel
Alternative (international - webinar)
Year presented: 2021
4. Title: Orbit, the space of mystery, (in our institute)
Year presented: 2019
5. Title: evaluation and update on ptosis, (in our institute)
Year presented: 2019
PUBLICATIONS
1. A rare case series of ankylobleoharon filiforme adnatum:
International Journal of Innovative Science and Research
Technology, Dr Soma Rani Roy, Dr Murtuza Nuruddin, Dr
Fahmida Hoque, 2022.
2. Bilateral Congenital Microblepharon Associated with Down’s
Syndrome - A Case Report. Available from:
https://doi.org/10.54646/bijcroo.003
3. Community screening and community participation along with
hospital based multidisciplinary treatment can be the key factors
for both early detection, life and globe salvage of retinoblastoma
patients in developing countries- our experience. Available from:
https://doi.org/10.54646/bijcroo.002
4. Pegylated interferon‐alpha‐2a for the treatment of ocular surface
squamous neoplasia. Available from:
https://www.ojoonline.org/temp/OmanJOphthalmol15181-
4915195_133911.pdf
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5. Case Report Combined subconjunctival pegylated (Peg) interferon
alpha 2a injection and amniotic membrane graft for management
of extensive conjunctival papillomatous neoplasia-A case report.
Available from:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353315346_Case_Repoer
t_Combined_subconjunctival_pegylated_Peg_interferon_alpha_2a
_injection_and_amniotic_membrane_graft_for_management_of_e
xtensive_conjunctival_papillomatous_neoplasia-A_case_report.
6. Primary Conjunctival Pigmented Basal Cell Carcinoma with
Increased Numbers of Intra-Tumour Melanocytes, Mimicking
Melanoma: A Case Report and Review of the Literature. Available
from:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337684121_Primary_Co
njunctival_Pigmented_Basal_Cell_Carcinoma_with_Increased_Nu
mbers_of_Intra-
Tumour_Melanocytes_Mimicking_Melanoma_A_Case_Report_an
d_Review_of_the_Literature.
7. Diffuse Large Cell Lymphoma of Lacrimal Sac May Mimic as
Acute Dacryocystitis- a case Report, Ophthalmic Horizon, volume
16, Issue: I, March 2021.
8. Management of Lacrimal Canalicular Papilloma - A Case Report,
OPHTHALMIC HORIZON, Volume: 15, Issue: II, September,
2020
9. Management of Centurion Syndrome: an unexplained cause of
epiphora, Ophthalmic Horizon, Volume 14,