That is, they claimed that I'm a dentist and not an ophthalmologist

Graffiti in Syria, Your turn has come, doctor , referring to President (and ophthalmologist) Bashar Al Assad.

His wife, Martha, was also extended a job offer at the same clinic, and joined as an ophthalmologist.

Eye surgery, also known as ocular surgery, is surgery performed on the eye or its adnexa, typically by an ophthalmologist.

Additionally, the Government of Pitcairn recruited and paid for the services of a doctor for three months and an ophthalmologist for one week.

The author provided new addresses for the witnesses and for the first time requested that the ophthalmologist who had operated on her be summoned.

Moreover, whereas the defendant was not able to cross question her ophthalmologist, the author had the opportunity to cross question the expert proposed by the defendant.

2.3 On 27 February 1995, the author requested that the judge should summon two witnesses and the ophthalmologist who had attended her in the General University Hospital in Murcia.

The ophthalmologist who operated on her, however, concluded in his report that an ocular contusion with subsequent tearing might well have given rise to a detached retina a month after the accident.

Thirdly, when the proceedings ended, the author could have requested that judgement be deferred pending the appearance of the ophthalmologist as an expert witness, under article 95 of the Labour Procedure Act.

The ophthalmologist who operated on her explained in his report that the appearance of a tear leading to detachment of the retina weeks after the accident was consistent with a blow to the eye.

5.2 With regard to the merits, the author maintains that since her lawsuit concerned an eye injury and its relation to a traumatic event, the importance of summoning the ophthalmologist who had operated on her was obvious.

Fourthly, in her application to the High Court for reconsideration, the author could have requested that the same ophthalmologist be summoned to give expert evidence, as authorized under article 191 of the Labour Procedure Act, but she did not do so.

A little earlier Iíd been involved in a conversation with Dr. Abdel, an ophthalmologist, regarding the rumours that the Israeli Army had been showering us... ...with non conventional weapons, forbidden by the Geneva Convention, such as cluster bombs and white phosphorous.

It states that when the employment tribunal rejected the author's request that the ophthalmologist who had operated on her should be summoned as an expert witness, she could have appealed against that decision, as she is entitled to do under article 184 of the Labour Procedure Act.

With regard to the evidence of the alleged consequence, the author's request that the ophthalmologist should be summoned was submitted after the statutory time limit had passed, two days before the hearing, while the law requires requests for evidence to be submitted three days in advance.

If the ophthalmologist, who worked in the public health system, had been summoned, there would have been two different opinions from two specialists concerning the same facts, and since the expert she had proposed was a public health service official his impartiality could not have been doubted and the judgement would have been different.

6.2 The Committee has considered all the information provided by the author and the State party, from which it may be inferred that the author was not left without a defence, since although the ophthalmologist who operated on her was not summoned to the hearing, the author was not prevented from submitting the report and having it included in the court record.