פרופ' דוד ורסנו

Education

Doctor of Medicine, Sackler School of Medicine, Tel Aviv University. Tel Aviv, Israel, 1977-1983

Academic and other positions

Teaching Associate with the rank of a Lecturer

Research areas

Reserrch is focused on clinical-driven research. Much of the research is performed on data accumulated retrospectively, on the results of surgical procedures and their complications.

List of publications (2008-2012)

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A. Barak, D. Varssano, P. Halpern, A. Loewenstein. Ophthalmologists, suicide bombings and getting it right in the emergency department. Graefes Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol, Vol. 246, pp. 199-203, 2008.

A. Kesler, L. Berkner, M. Sadeh, R. Levite, D. Varssano. Is  intraocular pressure in myotonic dystrophy patients spuriously low? Isr Med Assoc J, Vol. 10, pp. 699-701, 2008.

D. Varssano, M. Waisbourd, L. Berkner, M. Regenbogen, R. Hazarbassanov, A. Michaeli. Late Onset LASIK Related Corneal Ulcer – A Case Series. Cornea, Vol. 28, pp. 586-8, 2009.

G. Shemesh, M. Waisbourd, D. Varssano, A. Michaeli, M. Lazar, S. Kurtz. Measurements of intraocular pressure by Goldmann tonometry, Tonopen XL, and the transpalpebral tonometer, TGDc-01, after penetrating keratoplasty, pp.  a comparative study. Cornea, Vol. 28, pp. 724-7, 2009.

M. Erdurmus, E. Cohen, E. Yildiz, K. Hammersmith, P. Laibson, D. Varssano, C. Rapuano. Steroid-induced intraocular pressure elevation or glaucoma after penetrating keratoplasty in patients with keratoconus or Fuchs dystrophy. Cornea, Vol. 28, pp. 759-64, 2009.

O. Spierer, R. Rachmiel, M. Lazar, M. Alba, D. Varssano. Double Use of Corneal Graft for Descemet Stripping Automated Endothelial Keratoplasty and Coverage of Glaucoma Drainage Device Tube. J Glaucoma, Vol. 21, pp. 490-2, 2012.

E. Moisseiev, D. Varssano. Comparison of ocular tolerability between preserved and preservative-free diclofenac sodium drops. J Ocul Pharmacol Ther. Vol. 27, pp. 333-7, 2011.

E. Moisseiev, T. Sela, L. Minkev, D. Varssano. Increased preference of surface ablation over laser in situ keratomileusis between 2008–2011 is correlated to risk of ecatasia. Clinical Ophthalmology Vol. 7, pp. 93–98, 2013.