Ray Radford

Raymond Radford is an independent ophthalmologist who specialises in high volume cataract surgery. He has refined his surgical techniques to maximise safety, patients comfort, outcomes, and efficiency. He leads clinical governance, enjoys training and teaching ophthalmology. He regularly teaches allied professionals and gave a lecture series to MSc students at UCL London in 2019. His outside interests include fine art, cuisine, ancient history, swimming, the great outdoors, and rugby.

Content by Ray Radford:

Subspecialties Health Economics and Policy

Never Say Never

11/12/2021 | Ray Radford

Serious adverse events occur in all medical specialties – including ophthalmology. Can more be done to prevent them?

Subspecialties Cataract

Monovision Revisited

01/27/2021 | Ray Radford

A 2021 update on binocular spectacle-free vision, following up on one of The Ophthalmologist’s most-read articles of the past five years

Subspecialties Glaucoma

Physician, Heal Thyself

07/01/2019 | Ray Radford

The perils of diagnosing patients as "glaucoma suspects"

Subspecialties Cataract

The Misnomer of Monovision

08/13/2015 | Ray Radford

Monofocal IOLs allow patients to retain good near and distance vision, typically with high levels of satisfaction. So why isn’t monovision more popular with surgeons?