GIMBEL ONLINE SURGICAL VIDEO LIBRARY
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Foundation Funds Research Fellow
In September, 2009, we were pleased to welcome Dr. Albena Dardzhikova to the Gimbel Eye Centre as a Research Fellow. Dr. Albena (as she is known) is focused on gathering and editing the valuable teaching videos that are added daily to our digital library, making them ready for online sharing.
For many decades Dr. Gimbel has been known worldwide for teaching, always using video footage of actual surgeries he has performed. He pioneered the use of this teaching medium. He has received recognition, affirmation and many honors for the value that his innovative techniques and training videos continue to provide for ophthalmic surgeons worldwide. The videos share unique surgical experiences and teach new techniques that he has developed.
Currently, almost all of Dr. Gimbel’s surgeries are digitally video recorded and saved when they have a particular educational value. We are committed to making these surgery videos – and others archived in our library – available online, in order to enhance the surgical practices of surgeons worldwide. In a very fundamental way, this project fulfills the mandate of the Foundation – a mandate to share (at no cost to the end-user) the experience and research of Gimbel Eye Centre doctors. Sharing with others ensures that patient care around the world is enhanced.
Dr. Dardzhikova is an accomplished ophthalmologist who has recently completed two years of clinical fellowship at Gimbel Eye Centre. She is a highly skilled and experienced and cataract surgeon. We are very fortunate to have her join us for this 9-month research fellowship. Her excellent background and close experience already working with Dr. Gimbel is invaluable for collaborating with us on this project. We thank all of our "Caring Friends" for making it financially possible to enhance our teaching mission in this way.
NEW Educational Surgical Videos uploaded weekly!!! Watch our collection of training videos and surgical footage grow at Gimbel Library on YouTube.
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