Por qué es un doctor de primer nivel/Professional statement/Perché è un dottore di prim’ordine
Ms Evgenia Anikina is an accomplished and highly-experienced consultant vitreoretinal surgeon based in London. Her specialities include, but are not limited to, vitreoretinal surgery, cataracts and age-related macular degeneration alongside diabetic retinopathy, secondary intraocular lens replacement, and retinal detachment.
She started her training career at the internationally-renowned University of Cambridge where she received her Bachelor's degree, Masters of Science degree and Master of Arts degree. Following this, she did her initial postgraduate training and registrar roles at multiple hospitals before Ms Anikina completed two fellowships at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, to further advance her training in her speciality. She consequently completed a clinical research fellowship studying gene therapies for retinal dystrophies at University College London's Institute of Ophthalmology.
A holistic approach is important to Ms Anikina, as she puts listening to her patients' concerns first and creating a unique, customised treatment plan for each patient. Due to her training and expertise in not just the surgical retinal field but also medical retina, she is able to provide the best all-encompassing eye care to her patients. She currently works with her private clinics Clinica London and Spire Dunedin Hospital, as well as Royal Berkshire NHS Trust, working from Windsor and Reading.
At the moment, Ms Anikina is involved in running a local vitreoretinal service in Berkshire and continuing her involvement in medical education and research.
Ms Anikina ensures her continual development and education by being a member of, and collaborating with, multiple professional organisations, associations and taking on national and international roles in her field.
She started her training career at the internationally-renowned University of Cambridge where she received her Bachelor's degree, Masters of Science degree and Master of Arts degree. Following this, she did her initial postgraduate training and registrar roles at multiple hospitals before Ms Anikina completed two fellowships at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, to further advance her training in her speciality. She consequently completed a clinical research fellowship studying gene therapies for retinal dystrophies at University College London's Institute of Ophthalmology.
A holistic approach is important to Ms Anikina, as she puts listening to her patients' concerns first and creating a unique, customised treatment plan for each patient. Due to her training and expertise in not just the surgical retinal field but also medical retina, she is able to provide the best all-encompassing eye care to her patients. She currently works with her private clinics Clinica London and Spire Dunedin Hospital, as well as Royal Berkshire NHS Trust, working from Windsor and Reading.
At the moment, Ms Anikina is involved in running a local vitreoretinal service in Berkshire and continuing her involvement in medical education and research.
Ms Anikina ensures her continual development and education by being a member of, and collaborating with, multiple professional organisations, associations and taking on national and international roles in her field.
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Allergic conjunctivitis
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Amblyopia
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Angiography
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Aniridia
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Blepharitis
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Cataract surgery
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Cataracts
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Chalazion
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Coloboma
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Conjunctivitis
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Contact lens related problems
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Corneal abrasion
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Diabetic retinopathy
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Dry eye
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Emergency eye care
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Epiretinal membrane
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Eye allergies
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Eye examination
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Eye flashes
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Eye floaters
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Intravitreal injection
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Lens replacement (intraocular lenses)
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Macular degeneration (AMD)
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Macular hole
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Macular oedema
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Medicolegal
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Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)
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Minimal access surgery (keyhole surgery)
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Myopia
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OCT (optical coherence tomography)
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Ocular hypertension
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Open angle glaucoma
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Refractive lens exchange
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Retina
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Retinal detachment
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Retinal detachment surgery
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Retinal tear
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Retinal vein occlusion
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Retinopathy
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Stye
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Uveitis
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Vitrectomy
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Vitreomacular traction
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Clinica London140 Harley St W1G 7LB - London (Central London)(+44) 02045367519
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Spire Dunedin Hospital16 Bath Rd RG1 6NS - Reading (Reading )(+44) 02045367519
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BMI The Princess Margaret HospitalOsborne Rd SL4 3SJ - Windsor(+44) 02045367519
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St John and St Elizabeth Hospital60 Grove End Rd NW8 9NH - London (Central London)(+44) 02045367519
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Myopia: An in-depth guide to short-sightedness
Myopia, or short-sightedness, can typically be corrected with glasses or contact lenses on prescription from an optician. The condition is increasingly common and isn't serious in itself but can lead to more serious complications. In this informative article, highly respected consultant vitreoretinal surgeon Ms Evgenia Anikina explains how myopia affects the eye and what can be done to slow its progress.