Por qué es un doctor de primer nivel/Professional statement/Perché è un dottore di prim’ordine
Mr Bataung Mokete is a highly-skilled consultant ophthalmologist with advanced subspecialty training in surgical diseases of the retina, vitreous and macula. With his many years of training from renowned institutions and over 25 years' experience, Mr Mokete is able to provide the utmost care for a wide range of conditions.
He is highly skilled and regularly performs several procedures for retinal conditions such as age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy (and it's complications) as well as retinal vein occlusions. He is also highly experienced in the management of vitreous diseases. His knowledge and skill encompass retinal detachment, epiretinal membranes and traction, macular holes, flashes and floaters. He also undertakes routine and complex cataract surgeries with the latest techniques and lenses.
Mr Mokete's extensive training began at the University of Bristol, where he achieved his undergraduate degree. He then pursued his higher surgical training in ophthalmology at the South Thames rotation of the London Deanery before undergoing advanced subspecialty training in medical retina at Moorfields at St George's Hospital and Moorfields Eye Hospital. He elected to undertake fellowship training for vitreoretinal surgery in Sussex Eye Hospital and at St Thomas' Hospital in London.
He is highly skilled and regularly performs several procedures for retinal conditions such as age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy (and it's complications) as well as retinal vein occlusions. He is also highly experienced in the management of vitreous diseases. His knowledge and skill encompass retinal detachment, epiretinal membranes and traction, macular holes, flashes and floaters. He also undertakes routine and complex cataract surgeries with the latest techniques and lenses.
Mr Mokete's extensive training began at the University of Bristol, where he achieved his undergraduate degree. He then pursued his higher surgical training in ophthalmology at the South Thames rotation of the London Deanery before undergoing advanced subspecialty training in medical retina at Moorfields at St George's Hospital and Moorfields Eye Hospital. He elected to undertake fellowship training for vitreoretinal surgery in Sussex Eye Hospital and at St Thomas' Hospital in London.
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Blepharitis
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Cataract surgery
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Cataracts
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Conjunctivitis
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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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Eyelid lump
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Intravitreal injection
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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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Myopia
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OCT (optical coherence tomography)
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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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Vitrectomy
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Vitreomacular traction
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Watery eyes
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YAG laser capsulotomy
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Spire Leeds HospitalJackson Avenue, Roundhay LS8 1NT - Leeds(+44) 01134862858
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Newmedica Eye HospitalCromwell Primary Care Centre, F1, Cromwell Road DN31 2BH - Grimsby(+44) 01134862858
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Optegra Eye Hospital Yorkshire937 Harrogate Road, Apperley Bridge BD10 0RD - Bradford(+44) 01134862858
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Not seeing straight: epiretinal membrane
What exactly are epirertinal membranes and how serious are they? Leading consultant ophthalmologist Mr Bataung Mokete explains how epiretinal membranes occur and how they affect vision. The consultant, who practises in Leeds, Bradford, and Grimsby also outlines how they are treated if the vision is servely impacted.