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Annual Report (2005-2006) L V Prasad Eye Institute CommittedCommitted toto excellenceexcellence andand equityequity inin eyeeye carecare Creating models of eye care for the developing world Centres of Excellence L V Prasad Eye Institute Training Centres – 5 million (Eye Hospitals/Departments of Ophthalmology) Tertiary Eye Care Service Centres 500,000 – 1 million Secondary Eye Care Vision Centres 50,000 Primary Eye Care Vision guardians Collaborating Centre for 5000 Prevention of Blindness Community Eye Care L V Prasad Eye Institute L V Prasad Marg, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 500 034, India Phone: 91 40 3061 2345 Fax: 91 40 2354 8271 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.lvpei.org Annual Activity Report April 2005 - March 2006 Network of eye care Hyderabad Eye Institute Hyderabad Eye Research Foundation Centre of Excellence Board of Trustees Board of Trustees L V Prasad Eye Institute Chairman Chairman Hyderabad Dr Gullapalli N Rao Dr F C Kohli Tertiary Care Distinguished Chair of Eye Health Chairman Emeritus Bhubaneswar Eye Institute L V Prasad Eye Institute Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Orissa (Opening in July 2006) Hyderabad Mumbai Visakhapatnam L V Prasad Eye Institute Visakhapatnam (Opening in July 2006) Mr Ramesh Prasad Dr Gullapalli N Rao Managing Director Distinguished Chair of Eye Health National partners Prasad Film Laboratories Ltd L V Prasad Eye Institute Calcutta Medical Research Institute (CMRI), Hyderabad Hyderabad Kolkata MGM Eye Institute, Raipur Prof Palle Rama Rao Lt Gen D Raghunath International Advanced Research Centre Principal Executive Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital, New Delhi for Powder Metallurgy & New Materials Sir Dorabji Tata Centre for Research in Tropical Little Flower Eye Hospital, Angamally Hyderabad Medicine, Indian Institute of Science The Eye Super Speciality (TESS), Mumbai Bangalore Dr Jayaprakash Narayan National Coordinator, Lok Satta Mr B Ramalinga Raju Hyderabad Chairman, Satyam Computer Services Ltd Hyderabad Dr B Soma Raju Chairman, CARE Hospital Dr Mohan Rao Deputy Director Justice B P Jeevan Reddy Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology Former Chief Justice – Supreme Court of India Hyderabad Service Centres – Secondary Care Satellites Dr R S Arole Dr Maharaj Kishan Bhan Bhosle Gopal Rao Patel Eye Centre Director Secretary, Department of Biotechnology Mudhol, Adilabad District Comprehensive Rural Health Project Government of India Kuchukulla Ramachandra Reddy Eye Centre Jamkhed, Maharashtra Toodukurthy, Mahabubnagar District Dr Seyed Hasnain Mrs Sudha Murty Vice Chancellor Venkata Lakshmi Eye Centre Karamchedu, Prakasham District Chair, Infosys Foundation University of Hyderabad Bangalore Seshanna Chennawar Eye Centre Adilabad Prof K Srinath Reddy Dr Sangeeta Wagh Head & Professor Siloam Eye Hospital Dr Sandeep Wagh Eye Centre Department of Cardiology Madanapalle, Chittoor District Pune All India Institute of Medical Sciences & Partners President - Public Health Foundation of India Arogyavaram Eye Hospital & Contact Lens Clinic Dr K Anji Reddy New Delhi Sompeta, Srikakulam District Chairman Mullapudi Venkatarayudu Eye Centre Dr Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd Dr Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Tanuku, West Godavari District Hyderabad Chair, The Biocon Group of Companies Smt Rajeshwari Ramakrishnan Lions Eye Hospital Bangalore Nidadavole, West Godavari District Dr M Rammohan Rao St Gregorius Balagram Eye Hospital Dean, Indian School of Business Prof Ravi Thomas Yacharam, Ranga Reddy District Hyderabad Director Suryapet Lions Eye Hospital L V Prasad Eye Institute Suryapet, Nalgonda District Mr N Prasad Hyderabad The Rotary Eye Hospital Chairman, Matrix Laboratories Ltd Proddatur, Kadapa District Hyderabad Prof D Balasubramanian Vision Centres – Primary Care M S Reddy Lions Eye Hospital Director – Research Achampet Ichoda Lokeswaram Utnoor Moula Ali, Hyderabad Mr T R Prasad L V Prasad Eye Institute Amangal Indervelli Nagarkurnool Wanaparthy Kishore Chand Chordia Eye Centre Former Cabinet Secretary Hyderabad Bhainsa Kallur Nandipet J Panguluru Begum Bazar, Hyderabad Government of India Bizinepally Kollapur Naveepet Paruchuru Balanagar Lions Eye Hospital Boath Kottakota Tanur Kalvakurthy Balanagar, Hyderabad Ghanapuram Kubeer Telkapally Lingala The year at a glance First ever model of Integration of Primary and Secondary Eye Care completed during the year LVPEI’s Vision Centre model for primary eye care has been very successful; the inauguration of the twentieth Vision Centre marked the completion of a ‘model of integration of secondary and primary eye care’ in the districts of Adilabad and Mahboobnagar in Andhra Pradesh. This is the first ever such integration anywhere of these services with permanent infrastructure providing ongoing care by trained professionals. The service centres for secondary care at Mudhol in Adilabad district and at Toodukurthy in Mahboobnagar district (each serving a population of 500,000) now have a full complement of ten Vision Centres each – one for 50,000 population. All of them have a permanent infrastructure and well trained staff recruited from within the local communities and work according to the principles of practicing high quality, sustainable and equitable eye care. We have now initiated our work to anchor even deeper into the communities with “Vision Guardians” for every 5000 people. One Vision Centre for each service centre was funded initially by Sight Savers International, UK; the rest of the network was supported in full by the Lavelle Fund for the Blind, Inc., of New York, USA. Primary Eye Care – Eradicating blindness due to refractive error & detecting potentially blinding diseases Vision Centres 20 Total patients 46,133 Secondary Eye Care – Diagnosing all eye problems and treating blindness due to cataract, glaucoma, etc Service Centres 14 Total patients 1,97,786 Total surgeries performed 22,740 LVPEI Advanced Tertiary Eye Care – Completing the circle of eye care Total patients 1,92,671 Total surgeries performed 24,277 Vision Rehabilitation Centres – Providing a better quality of life Total beneficiaries 5,022 Education – Enhancing skills for quality eye care Total ophthalmologists 227 Other eye care professionals 333 Research – Finding new frontiers in eye care Total presentations 403 International 95 National 308 Total publications 85 Honors and Awards 35 Eye Bank Cornea tissue collected (RIEB* and other eye banks) 2,826 Corneal transplants at LVPEI 786 *Ramayamma International Eye Bank, L V Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad1 International Partner Eye Centres Apart from the satellite and partner centres in Andhra Pradesh and in the rest of India, LVPEI has also broken international boundaries in forging partner eye centres in Paraguay, China, Indonesia, Bangladesh and Ethopia. Our Vision “To create excellent and equitable eye care systems that reach all those in need” Our Mission The mission of L V Prasad Eye Institute is to be a centre of excellence in eye care services, basic and clinical research into eye diseases and vision-threatening conditions, training, product development, and rehabilitation for those with incurable visual disability, with a focus on extending equitable and efficient eye care services to underserved populations in the developing world. 2 L V Prasad Eye Institute Committed to excellence and equity in eye care Annual Activity Report April 2005 - March 2006 Collaborating Centre for Prevention of Blindness L V Prasad Eye Institute Hyderabad, India L V Prasad Eye Institute is a not-for-profit charitable organization. 3 Director & Dr Kallam Anji Reddy Distinguished Chair of Ophthalmology Prof BRIEN HOLDEN EYE Ravi Thomas RESEARCH CENTRE Director and Distinguished Chair of Eye Research EYE HOSPITAL D Balasubramanian Cornea & Anterior Segment Virender S Sangwan Jhaveri Microbiology Centre Merle Fernandes Savitri Sharma Prashant Garg Ophthalmic Plastic Usha Gopinathan Pravin V Krishna Surgery, Orbit, Ocular RAMAYAMMA John Kenneth Somasheila Murthy Oncology and Ocular INTERNATIONAL EYE BANK B S Ramamurthy Prosthesis Usha Gopinathan Saroja A Rao Immunology Gullapalli N Rao Santosh G Honavar Prashant Garg Laboratory Rishi Swarup Ramesh Murthy Savitri Sharma Jayeeta Bose Milind N Naik Internal Medicine Virender S Sangwan Vijay Anand P Reddy Archana Bhargav Bausch & Lomb Kuldeep Raizada Fazal Hussain Kallam Anji Reddy Molecular Contact Lens Centre D Deepa Rani Genetics Laboratory Prashant Garg Optometry Chitra Kannabiran Pravin V Krishna Strabismus K Aparna Subhabrata Chakrabarti P Ruby Kala Ravi Thomas J Ganesh Babu Inderjeet Kaur G Prasad Reddy K Ramesha Mukunda Chaitanya Preeji Shyamsunder Vibha R Chaudhury Ophthalmic Pathology Neuro-ophthalmology Moneisha Gokhale Geeta K Vemuganti Laser Refractive K Ramesha Preeti Gupta Somasheila Murthy Surgery Centre V Harikrishna Prashant Garg Jasti V Ramanamma Ajay Kumar Sudhakar & Sreekanth Ravi Merle Fernandes Children’s Eye Care Centre Anand Kumar Stem Cell Biology Laboratory Pravin V Krishna Anil K Mandal G Ravi Kumar Geeta K Vemuganti Somasheila Murthy Santosh G Honavar K Nagaraju Virender S Sangwan B S Ramamurthy Subhadra Jalali Jyothsna Naidu K Ramesha Rishika Nigam INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR VST Centre for Ramesh Murthy S Prabakaran ADVANCEMENT OF RURAL EYE Glaucoma Care B S Ramamurthy L Deepthi Reddy CARE (ICARE) G Chandra Sekhar Sushma Tejwani M Jyotsna Reddy Praveen K Nirmalan Anil K Mandal Ravi Thomas P Sapna Rahul Kumar Ali Rajul Parikh Shuchi Singh S Bhattacharya Ravi Thomas Comprehensive M Srinivas Sheila Devi Ophthalmology K Jaya Vani Rohit Khanna Smt Kanuri Santhamma Rohit
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