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University of Liverpool-India Fellowship

20/10/2014

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Dr Ruchi Mittal, Consultant ophthalmic pathologist at LV Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, won a University of Liverpool-India Fellowship and has undertaken this fellowship with Prof Sarah Coupland, Department of Molecular and Clinical Cancer Medicine. 

Ruchi said:


“Understanding the pathogenesis is the key to establish successful diagnosis and derive treatment options for various diseases. With a great interest in diagnostic and laboratory medicine, I studied pathology for my postgraduate medical degree (MD) at Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, India. Though, I was a successful surgical pathologist, my passion towards Eye pathology and research, leading towards developing novel diagnostic/prognostic criteria, made me to acquire post doctoral fellowship in Ocular pathology from L. V. Prasad Eye institute, Hyderabad, India under the aegis of Indian College of Pathology. I have published several articles in national and international peer reviewed journals, and presented invited talks at national conferences. Ocular Inflammatory diseases and Ocular Adnexal Lymphomas are common eye problems and pathogenesis of these are intriguing, my current research focuses on understanding the disease progression of these  at molecular level which is essential to devise novel diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers.

Prof. Sarah Coupland’s lab at The University of Liverpool is one of the pioneering labs in the world to have successfully established the ocular lymphoma program. The Liverpool-India fellowship has given me an opportunity to strengthen my understanding about the association of a potential infective organism in the pathogenesis of OAL, molecular mechanisms and the associated pathology of these malignancies in Indian patients. This fellowship program will not only strengthen the University’s relationship with India, but will also allow me to successfully establish my honed research and teaching skills back home in India.”

5 Comments
Giri
12/6/2016 01:09:51 am

Hello Madam,
I am interedted in ocular pathology. I have completed MD Pathology. Can you please guide me in how to apply for the fellowship programme

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Sahar
8/6/2018 11:33:28 pm

I'm interest in ocular ontology to help the PT in my country whose complaing from tumer and no single ocular oncologist there

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Giri
12/6/2016 01:09:58 am

Hello Madam,
I am interedted in ocular pathology. I have completed MD Pathology. Can you please guide me in how to apply for the fellowship programme

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Giri link
12/6/2016 01:10:06 am

Hello Madam,
I am interedted in ocular pathology. I have completed MD Pathology. Can you please guide me in how to apply for the fellowship programme

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Neha Taygi
29/5/2017 09:08:40 pm

Hi maam
I m a senior resident in pathology and interested in fellowship..kindly guide me..

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