MacularorRetinalEdema near Bradenton, FL

Biography: Dr. Patel has received many awards throughout his career: 2005 Department of Physiology Award Boston University School of Medicine; 2004 Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society; 2003 Association of Pathology Chairs-Honor Society; 2001 Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society; 2001 Omicron Delta Epsilon Honor Society Boston University Dept. of Economics; 1999 Golden Key National Honor Society; 1997, 2001 Deans List Boston University College of Arts and Sciences; 1997 2001 University Scholarship merit-based Boston University College of Arts and Sciences.

Biography: Dr. Michael Manning, MD is an Ophthalmology Specialist who practices in Pinellas Park, FL. He is 48 years old. Dr. Michael Manning, MD is affiliated with HCA Florida Northside Hospital.

Biography: Dr. Kasper graduated with distinction from Georgetown University. He pursued Residency training in ophthalmology at Georgetown University Hospital. Continued interest in the study of retinal diseases took him to the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas, where he completed a two year fellowship in vitreoretinal diseases and surgery. After a brief stay in Kansas City as a private practice physician, Dr. Kasper has been with the practice since 2002.

Biography: Dr. Larry Perich, DO is an Ophthalmology Specialist who practices in Tampa, FL. He is 74 years old and has been practicing for 47 years. Dr. Larry Perich, DO is affiliated with HCA Florida Bayonet Point Hospital.

Biography: Dr. Mark Johnson, MD is an Ophthalmology Specialist who practices in Venice, FL. He is 63 years old and has been practicing for 37 years. Dr. Mark Johnson, MD is affiliated with HCA Florida Englewood Hospital.

Care Philosophy: Dr Gamero received his medical degree from Cayetano Heredia University in Peru, South America in 1981. He came to the United States in 1986 to obtain multiple sub-specialty training at the University of Texas and Duke University. Dr Gamero later received a second residency in ophthalmology at the Catholic Medical Center in New York City. He went on to complete an 18 month fellowship in the diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma at the University of Louisville, where he stayed as Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology for five years. Dr Gamero then moved to Florida serving as Assistant Professor and Director of the Glaucoma Service, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Florida College of Medicine, Jacksonville, before joining St.