Dr. Ina Antonova
Pentagram Eye Hospital
Dr. Ina Antonova is an ophthalmology resident with interests in the field of congenital and acquired retinal diseases, corneal pathology, cataracts, and refractive abnormalities. She has attended numerous qualification courses in Berlin and Barcelona. In her free time, she is passionate about photography.
| Specialty | Ophthalmology |
|---|---|
| Education | Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" - Medicine |
| Experience | - Ophthalmologist at Pentagram Eye Hospital /2023 – present/ |
| Memberships | - Bulgarian Society of Ophthalmology
- European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons - Bulgarian Medical Association |
| Qualifications | - Introduction to Refractive Surgery (course) - Berlin, 2024
- Eyelid Reconstruction (course) - Berlin, 2024 - ROP and Intravitreal Injections (course) - Berlin, 2024 - Basics of Cataract Surgery (course) - Barcelona, 2024 - Basic Surgical Techniques (course) - Barcelona, 2024 - Practical Course on Intravitreal Injections (course) - Albena, 2023 |
| Hobby | Photography |
Clinical and Scientific Interests
- Cataract
- Corneal pathology
- Glaucoma
- Refractive anomalies
- Modern methods for surgical, conservative treatment and diagnosis of congenital and acquired retinal diseases
Useful articles
Most Serious Diseases Can Be "Read" First Through the Eyes
Eye stroke and retinal damage caused by high blood pressure. Ophthalmologist Dr. Tonya Bozeva explains how to protect our vision.
Iridocyclitis affects young people more often
Iridocyclitis is a condition that is rarely discussed, but it can lead to very serious complications, including pupil adhesion (so-called synechiae – adhesions between the.