RICHARD MIDDLEMORE was for some thirty years the leading ophthalmologist in the Western Midlands. He was the second son of Richard Middlemore, of " The Davids", a small estate in the parish of Northfield, near Birmingham.
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Click here to read the first Middlemore lecture
Click here to view the historic list of Middlemore lecturers
1989 - Alistair Fieder:
Neonatal Ophthalmology
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2000 - Alistair Fielder:
Amblyopia - Theory and Practice
2001 - Prof Phil Murray, University of Biringham and the Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre
The Ins and Outs of Uveitis. Click here for presentation.
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2010 - Professor Peng Khaw:
The Future Research in Glaucoma
2011 - Mr Mike Burdon, University Hospital Birmingham
2012 - Mr David Charteris, Moorfields Eye Hospital
2013 - Mr Theo Potomitis, Pantheo Eye Centre
Ophthalmic Practice across the Cultural Divide. Click here for presentation.
2014 - Miss Marie Tsaloumas, University Hospital Birmingham
Multidisciplinary Clinics - VHL and BB
2015 - Professor Susie Downes, Oxford Eye Hospital
2016 - Professor Yit Yang, Wolverhampton Eye Infirmary:
The Muller Cell
2017 - Miss Saaeha Rauz, University of Birmingham and the Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre:
Scars that never felt a wound
2018 - Mrs Rosemary Robinson, University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwick:
The Changing Face of Professionalism in Ophthalmology. Click here for presentation.
2019 - Professor Alastair Denniston, University Hospital Birmingham:
Oculomics - Why the eye holds the key to systemic health and well-being. Click here for presentation.
2020 - postponed - COVID 19 pandemic
2021 - Lt Col Andrew Jacks, University Hospital Birmingham:
On the Shoulders of Giants. Click here for video recording.
2022 - Miss Helen Palmer, University Hospital Birmingham:
Reasons to be Cheerful. Click here for video recording.
2023 - Professor Pete Shah, University Hospital Birmingham
In Search of Safety in Medicine and Surgery