Mrs Dalia Said is a vastly experienced and highly trained consultant ophthalmologist in Nottingham University Hospital (NUH) with a special interest in cornea and ocular surface, cataract and lens surgery. She is also the clinical lead for eye casualty at Nottingham University Hospital and is an expert in eye emergencies.
After finishing her MBChB in 1994, Masters degree in 1998 and MD degree 2005, Mrs Said continued to peruse her career internationally in both Egypt and England. She became a Professor in the Research Institute of Ophthalmology in Cairo, Egypt in 2014. Whilst working in Egypt she gained extensive experience in managing complex corneal infections, performing refractive surgery and was at the forefront of collagen cross-linking for infections and keratoconus.
During her training, she completed two corneal and ocular surface fellowships and an oculoplastic fellowship at the Nottingham University Hospital before being appointed as a substantive consultant in 2014.
Mrs Said has a special interest in corneal infections, corneal collagen cross-linking and corneal transplantation including lamellar surgery. She is also considered to be an expert in ocular surface surgery, dry eyes, cataract and lens exchange and refractive laser eye surgery.
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MBChB
MSc
MD
FRCS
Royal College of Surgeons of Glasgow
European Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgeons
American Academy of Ophthalmologists
Medical contact lens and ocular surface association
Egyptian ophthalmologic society
Egyptian society of cataract and refractive surgery
Laser Eye Surgery
LASEK
PTK
Lens Surgery
Cataract
Refractive Lens Exchange
Phakic IOL
Implantable Contact Lens
Piggyback IOLs
Advanced IOLs and Laser optimisation after lens insertion
Iris-clip, iris sutured IOLs
Scleral fixated sutured posterior chamber intra-ocular lenses
Presbyopia Surgery
Refractive Lens Exchange
Corneal Grafts
Corneal Transplantation:
Full thickness grafts
Partial thickness grafts – Endothelial keratoplasty (DSEK, PDEK)
Deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty (DALK)
Tectonic grafts
Keratoconus
Corneal Collagen Cross Linking
Corneal Segments
Corneal Graft
Corneal Surface
Amniotic membrane grafts: For ocular surface regeneration and management of non-healing corneal defects.
Pterygium surgery with autologous conjunctival grafts and fibrin tissue glue. Post operative intralesional injection of 5-Fluorouracil and anti VEGF (Avastin/Lucentis) for treatment of recurrent pterygiuim.
Repair of acute corneal lacerations.
Alcohol delamination and Therapeutic laser for Recurrent Erosion Syndrome and Band Keratopathy, Alcohol Delamination,
Limbal Stem Cell Transplantation
Ocular surface reconstruction: Limbal stem cell transplantation -allografts, autografts and living related donor grafts in treatment of chemical burns of the eye and other ocular surface diseases.
Amniotic membrane grafts: For Ocular surface regeneration and management of non-healing corneal defects.
Pterygium surgery with autologous conjunctival grafts and fibrin tissue glue. Post operative intralesional injection of 5-Fluorouracil and anti VEGF (Avastin/Lucentis) for treatment of recurrent pterygiuim.
Fine needle diathermy and anti VEGF (Avastin/Lucentis) injection for treatment of corneal vascularisaton.
Repair of acute corneal lacerations.
Cataract surgery with monofocal, multifocal and toric lens implants; Phakic lens implant surgery; Refractive lens exchange.
Collagen Cross Linking
