Caroline Kilduff

@ShafiBalalAI @npontikos AMAZING SHAFI!

@Moorfields @CrosbyNwaobi Fantastic work @CrosbyNwaobi . Very well deserved!

Congratulations to Dr Roxanne Crosby-Nwaobi, lead nurse for research at Moorfields, who was named Nurse Researcher of the Year at the RCN Nursing Awards 2023. Read more about Roxanne's work here:  moorfields.nhs.uk/news/roxanne-c… @CrosbyNwaobi

📢 Applications for the Topol Digital Fellowship are NOW OPEN! Find out more about the Programme and how to apply for a place by visiting - topol.hee.nhs.uk/digital-fellow… #TopolFellows @NHSDigAcademy @UoMPankhurst I loved my Topol experience and would highly recommend applying! ❤️

One of two BMJ Net Zero conference posters today - more efficient services reduce patient journeys and cut carbon #cutcarbon #telemedicine @pbmthomas @gordonrhay_md #rishiramessur #alicethomas

Congratulations @sktywagner! 🥳🤩Speaking for the whole group when I say we are incredibly proud of the many feats you’ve achieved this year and excited for the way your work and #AlzEye will propel #oculomics ! A #risingstar indeed @OphthoMag 👏🏽

👏Congratulations to @sktywagner - one of ten rising stars on @OphthoMag's 2023 Power List. Siegfried is a core member of the research group supported by INSIGHT in advancing the field of #oculomics @Moorfields @UCLeye @MoorfieldsBRC 🔗Read more: bit.ly/45jYLQL

@dr_clough @BhaviniBGP @RoyalFreeNHS This was amazing as a trainee. It really helped me to understand the cases. It’s definitely a model to be replicated

How do we improve training for paediatric ophthalmology and outcomes for patients? MDT working of course! Brilliant presentation from @BhaviniBGP about the @RoyalFreeNHS surgical strabismus MDT. #BIPOSA

Thank you @LondonEyeDoc and Jo Hancox for the most inspiring 3 days at @biposa 2023. What a fantastic combination of speakers and topics. You nailed it.

Fantastic session at #biposa @pbmthomas @sktywagner @lolaeyedoc @iatlivingstone

Really inspired by all of the talks at @biposa #biposa - there are a lot of trailblazers in paediatric ophthalmology. It was a privilege to design the logo this year

@lolaeyedoc @NIHRresearch Amazing talks! So inspiring

Thank you #AliceBellchambers and #SalomeyKellett for presenting our work so well at #BIPOSA2023! And huge thanks to the collaborating #NHS clinicians and ⁦@NIHRresearch⁩ - without you the research would not have been possible

#Patients1st #TeamWork #DigitalEnhancingPractice Many thanks, Team!🎉🪅🥳🎉 @thinksitthrough @Moorfields @MoorfieldsBRC @UCLeye @NIHRCRN_nthames @pbmthomas @TendaiG_ @SoomroTaha @KilduffCaroline @Amani_Elbushra @atbeaconproject

🚨🚨🚨 Another one!.... 🥇🥳🥳🥳 #Team #MedMemo Partnership = Progress =Improved patient care #ThankYou soo much Team! #Patients #Drs #Nrs #Optoms #Pharmacists #GraphicArtist

1/ 🚨🚨 New paper alert 🚨🚨 Introducing RETFound, a foundation model for ophthalmology We’re super excited about this and hope it will act as a #Cornerstone for global efforts to prevent blindness through #AI @UCLeye @Moorfields #OpenAccess @Nature nature.com/articles/s4158…

2/ Trained on ~1.6 million retinal images, using self-supervised learning and transformer architecture Fine tuned for 10+ downstream clinical tasks, from #DiabeticRetinopathy and #Glaucoma detection, to prediction of #AMD , to #oculomics (stroke, Parkinson’s, heart attacks)

@biposa @GilhooleyMJ @CUEyeCenter @CUAnschutz Well done @GilhooleyMJ ! Very well deserved!

@BIPOSA @GilhooleyMJ @CUEyeCenter @CUAnschutz BIPOSA is delighted to announce the award of its David Laws Travel Fellowship to support Michael Gilhooley's fellowship programme at the adult strabismus and neuro-ophthalmology at the University of Colorado, USA

Amazing work by a brilliant team in an area very close to my heart

Study shows eye scans could diagnose Parkinson's disease early by seven years | ITV News. Relentless hard work by ⁦⁦@sktywagner⁩ ⁦@pearsekeane⁩ and the #AlzEye team. An incredible milestone and just the beginning of a very exciting future! itv.com/news/2023-08-2…

@drdamoeyes Thanks. Good to know. Amazing pictures!

@KilduffCaroline Hi Caroline, it's a contact camera like the Retcam so would be reasonable for patients sedated in ICU or small infants(within reason) but an awake older child will not be able to tolerate a contact camera :)

Had an opportunity last month to test another widefield retinal camera called the SUOER SW 8000 - a specialist camera used for retinal imaging in paediatric patients particularly neonates. Special thanks to Optohellas and M.E.D. Surgical for introducing this camera! Thank you for the visit and the insightful discussions! To maximise utility, widefield cameras need to have: 1. Good quality images 2. Wide field of views or clear peripherals 3. Portability 4. Easy to use interface 5. Connectivity Some of these factors are more important than others (depending on your needs) Some of my thoughts about the SW8000: - It has a very light camera head relative to the other cameras. It is easily manoeuvred with one hand. - In a head to head with other top line cameras, I think the picture quality is just lacking a little in terms of its colours BUT it has surprisingly good peripheral clarity. In 3 out of 7 babies that we screened, we could clearly capture the Ora Serrata(without indentation). This is not commonly visualised at all with the other cameras. See the example pic I posted, an experienced ROP screener would appreciate what I mean here. - The default comes with FFA (it is not an "optional module" like the rest) and for the first time ever, you can switch to FFA with one tap on the screen ie no more filter change or light source change. - The camera is plugged straight into the laptop without an intermediate console and the whole unit is packable into a suitcase = good portability in between units - I wish it had a shutter/focus on the handpiece itself so that we can move away from the footpedal! Overall, a very impressive lightweight kit that is able to carry its own. It will fulfil a gap in the existing market. ------- This market is very limited and there are only a few options for machine make and model. All of them have strengths and weaknesses. I hope we see more and more development in this field as time goes on. The future of Retinopathy Of Prematurity is very dependent on it! 🙏 linkedin.com/posts/drdamoey…