Dean McGee Eye Institute Becomes Part of OU Health

Meet Your DMEI Doctor: Andrew T. Melson, MD


Andrew T. Melson, MD is passionate about helping patients understand more about their complex eye conditions—particularly when it comes to neurologic problems that may affect visual function. His knack for teaching and helping others served him well during his residency and neuro-ophthalmology fellowship at the Dean McGee Eye Institute (DMEI).

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Meet Your DMEI Fellow: Stanley S.K. Park, MD


Meet Your DMEI Fellow: Stanley S.K. Park, MDEveryone has a story to tell at the Dean McGee Eye Institute (DMEI) – a story behind why they choose to work at one of the largest ophthalmology institutes in the U.S., and a reason they care so passionately about keeping patients safe and comfortable and providing a quality care experience.Dr. Stanley Park is no exception.

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Meet Your DMEI Doctor: Maria E. Lim, MD


Meet Your DMEI Doctor: Maria E. Lim, MDAt the Dean McGee Eye Institute (DMEI), we’re proud of our talented faculty and staff. From our reception desk to our exam rooms, we strive to make patients feel comfortable and provide a quality care experience.

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Meet the Surgeon – DMEI’s Dr. Bell


At the Dean McGee Eye Institute (DMEI), we’re proud to offer a full spectrum of comprehensive eye care. From basic eye exams to advanced surgical treatments for cataracts and other eye conditions, our medical staff is experienced in every eye specialty.One of DMEI’s newest additions to the physician team brings strong Oklahoma ties and a wealth of experience in eye care to our clinic and ambulatory surgery center.Request an AppointmentMeet the Surgeon – Dr. BellDr.

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Clinical Study Identifies Patients at Risk of Diabetic Eye Disease


Clinical Study Identifies Patients at Risk of Diabetic Eye DiseaseOver 450,000 Oklahoma adults suffer from diabetes, according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA). Diabetes affects almost every part of the body, including the eye, and those with diabetes live with an increased risk for eye disease.Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness among US adults. The disease increases the risk for diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, and glaucoma – all of which can lead to devastating vision loss.Dr…

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