Future Vision Eye Care

29/04/2026

Blurred vision after cataract surgery can sometimes be due to macular swelling (CME).

An Ozurdex injection (Dexamethasone Intravitreal Implant (Ozurdex)) helps reduce inflammation inside the eye and restore vision by delivering sustained steroid therapy directly where it’s needed.

Early diagnosis + timely treatment = better visual outcomes.

CataractSurgery VisionRestored

22/04/2026

👁️ Why Can Bleeding Recur Even After Eye Surgery?

This video shows a repeat vitrectomy for vitreous hemorrhage in a patient who had already undergone surgery earlier.

💡 The important takeaway:
Even after successful surgery, recurrent bleeding in the eye can still happen — especially in conditions like diabetic retinopathy (PDR).

👉 The most powerful way to prevent this is:
✅ Strict blood sugar control
✅ Regular follow-ups with your eye specialist

Surgery can treat the problem — but long-term control depends on managing diabetes well.

13/04/2026

👁️ Macular Hole Surgery – Restoring Central Vision

A macular hole affects the center of the retina — the part responsible for sharp, detailed vision needed for reading and recognizing faces.

In this video, we show how vitrectomy surgery helps:
🔹 Remove traction from the retina
🔹 Allow the hole to close
🔹 Improve or restore central vision

✨ With timely surgery, many patients experience significant visual recovery.

📌 Early diagnosis is key — don’t ignore distortion or blurring in the center of your vision.

DrSengupta FutureVisionEyeCare

15/08/2024

Hi everyone, my webinar on health and nutrition was well-attended by 180+ live participants.

We discussed:
1. My fitness journey - losing 25kg in 25 weeks
2. Insulin Resistance and its central role in health and nutrition
3. An evidence-based approach that helps you design your own health plan4. Why is intermittent fasting (14+10) and time-restricted eating beneficial?
5. Why does eating a low-carb diet help you get into ketosis, and why is this so beneficial for health and nutrition
6. When to start physical activity, how much and how often
7. Resources you will need to get fitter

The link to the recording, the slide deck, a PDF summary of DIY your health plan, and so much more is on YouTube now; the link is in the comments below.

The approach is very doable and will yield results for everyone. Looking forward to your feedback and what else you would want to hear in the subsequent sessions.

23/06/2024

It was a super trip to Goa to present my perspectives on managing age related macular degeneration with a promising new drug.

Discussed clinical trials, real world evidence and case studies with 30+ eager participants, all leading ophthalmologists in Goa, over a 30 min session with everyone in rapt attention.

Met with Dr Girish Velis, a very promising retina specialist and my student who spoke about retinal diseases in premature infants.

07/05/2024

A Mentor is someone who thinks about you and looks out for your benefit even when you are not in front on them.

A Mentor watches your progress and feels your joy quietly. A Mentor offers advice when he/she feels you need it, even when you think you don't.

A Mentor is so much more than just a teacher. I have had some amazing mentors over the years. You remember mentors for life

Now I have had the privilege to mentor some of the best minds in Indian Ophthalmology over the past few years via YOSI ( Young ophthalmologists society of India) and Sengupta's ReSearch Academy.

I was recognised for this at the first annual YOSI awards in Delhi recently. Also participated in a few scientific deliberations at the meeting.

Let's all try to be mentors and improve those who seek knowledge and light.

27/04/2024

Doing a thesis and publishing it can be a fascinating journey full of revelations, surprises, occasional disappointments but of mostly development of a growth mindset. It doesn’t have to be a chore and definitely should not be frustrating.

This is the message I gave to the incredibly talented and focused residents and faculty at AIIMS, Bhubaneswar this weekend where I taught clinical research methodology for more than 2 hours with everyone in rapt attention.

My sincere thanks to HOD Dr Sucheta Parija for the invitation and for motivating her cadre to do better everyday.

19/04/2024

A bone-chilling video worth revisiting.
I made this at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic after a lot of research about its origin and found that the pandemic was inevitable - yes you heard me right.
There could be more pandemics lurking to grab humanity in the future, hence making this video still very relevant .

Let me know your thoughts on this one.

In this video, I show how the COVID19 pandemic was inevitable (yes you heard right) and how some scientists saw it coming. I also discuss whether this is an ...

06/04/2024

https://youtu.be/YHiWTbgnHk8?si=vE0kI_5IrJXpgOnI

This is a recording of the live webinar that I conducted on critiquing a published paper.

The example I took was from a poster presented at the American Heart Association conference in March 2024 that controversially showed the Intermittent Fasting can increase chances of dying sooner.

If you missed it, hope you catch this engaging session. Let me know if you have about doubts or comments.

Also please let me know if you would like me to cover other similar topics.

As usual, thank you everyone for your support.

A recent poster presented at the American Heart Association, March 2024, using data from the NHANES dataset, showed that Intermittent Fasting (Time restricte...

05/04/2024

*Free webinar alert:*
Topic: American Heart Association paper dissection by Dr Sabyasachi Sengupta.

*Purpose: how to trust published scientific papers.*

When: Tonight, 5th April, 20:00 - 20:30

Where: Google meet

✨ Joining link: https://meet.google.com/nfm-gcsz-eog

✳️ If you have not taken a look at the AHA poster we will be dissecting today, you can find it athttps://s3.amazonaws.com/cms.ipressroom.com/67/files/20242/8-h+TREmortality_EPI+poster_updated+032724.pdf
Scroll down to the bottom of the webpage and submit. You will get the AHA poster that shows a 91% increased risk of death with intermittent fasting.

There are a lot of lacunae in the paper.

✅ We will dissect each one such that you get a good framework of how to do this going forwards for every published paper you read.

*Some important instructions:*

1. You will need a Google ID to join the meeting.
2. Login from your Laptops or tablets to get a better experience. If logging in from your phone, then keep it in landscape mode so that it mimics a laptop screen.
3. Login at least 5 minutes before the event as slots are limited to 100 with first come first basis.
4. Keep sending in your questions as they arise in your mind but in the chatbox.
5. ⁠ Please have a paper and pen with you to take notes and so the maths shown on screen. It will be very easy.