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Mr Hickley is a consultant ophthalmologist at the Countess of Chester Hospital where he is the clinical lead for the Emergency Ophthalmology service. Aside from general ophthalmology and primary care he has three main surgical areas of expertise and specialist interest; oculoplastic surgery, lacrimal surgery and cataract surgery.
Along with the traditional sciences Mr Hickley studied fine-art at school and pursued this to A-level achieving the highest mark in his year. He is still a keen artist today and often tells his patients this is the best foundation-block to his career as a surgeon.
He graduated from The University of Leeds Medical School in 2009 and worked as house officer in Yorkshire before spending a year working in Cairns, Australia. He returned to the UK and took up his ophthalmology registrar training based in the Mersey region. Here he spent time working at the world-renowned St Paul’s Eye Hospital in Liverpool and Alder Hey Children’s Hospital. He then completed a yearlong fellowship within training in oculoplastic, lacrimal and orbital surgery at Manchester Eye Hospital. This was followed by a further 18-month fellowship in oculoplastic, lacrimal and orbital surgery at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
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18-19/11/2019 UK Ocular Oncology 1st Meeting Sheffield, UK
Vertical lid split to aid access to excision and reconstruction of conjunctival tumours involving the fornices.
12-14/9/2019 European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Hamburg, Germany Orbital lymphoma masquerading as upper eyelid fat pad prolapse.
19-21/6/2019 British Oculoplastic Surgical Society Outcomes of autostable (self-retaining) stents.
13-15/6/2018 British Oculoplastic Surgical Society Orbital myositis following treatment for metastatic melanoma with Ipilimumab and Nivolumab.
15-17/9/2016 European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Outcomes of orbital exenterations at Aintree University Hospital: An 8-year experience.
20-22/5/2014 Royal College of Ophthalmologist Congress 6-weekly bevacizumab versus 4-weekly ranibizumab as required treatment for neovascular age-related macular degeneration: a 2-year outcome.
25-26/10/2013 13th International AMD and Retina Congress, Dublin ESASO. Estimating the increased workload due to NICE guidelines of using Lucentis in Diabetic Maculopathy if central retinal thickness is more than 400 microns.
8-11/6/2013 European Society of Ophthalmology, Copenhagen 6-weekly bevacizumab versus 4-weekly ranibizumab as required treatment for neovascular age-related macular degeneration: a 2-year outcome.
10/9/2012 EURETINA annual meeting, Milan, Italy Combined sequential PDT and Lucentis versus Lucentis intravitreal injections for age related macular degeneration: Visual Outcomes.
15/06/2011 North of England Ophthalmology Society (NEOS) Summer meeting Immunosuppression in Atopic Keratoconjunctivitis.
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