Andrej Černák
Doctor
Department of Ophthalmology
University Hospital Bratislava
Slovakia
Biography
Personal information - born 14 July 1945, Beňuš - Married, two children - lives in Bratislava Education and qualifications 1951 - 1959 Elementary School, Brezno 1959 - 1963 Grammar School, Brezno 1963-1969 LF UK, Bratislava 1969 M.D. 1974 Doctor of Ophthalmology 1979 PhD. diploma in ophthalmology 1986 associate professor of ophthalmology 1998 professor of ophthalmology Occupation and professional activity 1969 - 1975 Department of Ophthalmology of Charles University, FN Mickiewiczova, BA 1975 - 1982 assistant professor of ophthalmology at the Department of Ophthalmology of Charles University, FN Mickiewiczova, BA 1982 - 1984 independent medical doctor Luke's Hospital, Ophthalmology Department of Malta 1986 - 1990 Associate Professor at the Department of Ophthalmology at Charles University, MN Mickiewiczova, BA 1986 - 1996 Secretary General of the Slovak Ophthalmological Society 1990 - 2016 Head of the Ophthalmology Department of the Faculty of Medicine of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic and Head of the Today Clinic of Surgery and Unb St. Cyril and Method, UNB 1994 member of the European Ophthalmological Society Committee 1994 - 2002 President of the Slovak Ophthalmological Society 2002 - until now Vice-President of the Slovak Ophthalmological Society Membership - Slovak ophthalmological society - European ophthalmological society - The American Society of Refractive and Cataract Surgery - AAO member other He was the first to start specimen operations in the Czech Republic in 1993 with his excimer laser. As one of the first he also started to use the facomotive technique and organized many courses where he trained surgeons from Many countries. In 1993 he founded the first corneal bank, which supplies corneas for transplantation for the whole of Slovakia. He has studied abroad and abroad: UK, Malta, Germany, USA. Publishing activity: more than 200 lectures of Slovak and foreign (England, Germany, USA, Spain, Italy, Greece, China, Poland, Austria and others) Currently the co-project manager: - Cultured autologous mucosal epithelial cells for corneal reconstruction (VEGA) - Genetic risk factors for prion diseases; identification, characterization, study of interactions and exogenous risks and effective prevention (MH SR)
Research Interest
Professional focus - anterior and posterior segment microsurgery, oncology, cataracts, corneal and retinal surgery