Goran Petrovski

Goran Petrovski is a Professor at the Department of Ophthalmology within the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Oslo. His clinical and research activities focus on vitreoretinal surgery, diabetic retinopathy, corneal stem cell research, and glaucoma management. He maintains active collaborations across European institutions and leads research initiatives including the PerDIRe project for personalized diabetic retinopathy screening.

His research spans multiple critical areas in ophthalmology including retinal disease mechanisms, surgical innovations, and health economic analyses of eye care delivery. Recent work demonstrates particular emphasis on diabetic retinopathy screening optimization, novel surgical instrumentation, corneal regeneration techniques, and epigenetic factors in ocular disease. His laboratory investigations frequently employ advanced imaging modalities, tissue engineering approaches, and translational models.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals strong thematic focus on improving outcomes in retinal detachment surgery, developing less invasive glaucoma treatments, and applying AI to diabetic retinopathy screening. His work bridges basic science discoveries with clinical implementation, particularly in resource optimization for eye care services and personalized treatment approaches for complex retinal conditions.

Petrovski actively contributes to multicenter European research collaborations and maintains strong clinical research ties with the Clinical Retina Research group at OUS Ullevål. His work demonstrates consistent translational focus from bench to bedside, with particular attention to practical innovations that can be implemented in routine clinical practice.