Thomas Marvelli Has 29 Years of Expertise As An Ophthalmologist

Thomas Marvelli is a highly acknowledged and knowledgeable ophthalmologist in Fort Worth, Texas. He specializes in diagnosing and treating injuries and diseases of the eyes, and handles all the issues concerning the physiology, anatomy, diseases, and function that affect the eyes. Thomas uses the latest medical advancements to deliver excellent care to all of his patients.

He has received medical licenses from various states, including Illinois, Iowa, Texas, and Louisiana. From 1984 to 1985, he was a fellow in Pediatric Ophthalmology in ISUEC. In 1971, he completed his schooling from Galesburg Senior High School that is located in Galesburg, IL, and then he enrolled in Southern Illinois University, which is situated in Carbondale.

In the year 1975, Thomas completed his high honors and received a B.S. degree in Zoology/Chemistry from Eastern Illinois University, Charleston. Then, he received his MD from Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine. Thomas Marvelli has been serving patients who have eye problems from the last 29 years. He specializes in diabetic eye care, glaucoma, pediatric ophthalmology, Lasik surgery, cataract surgery, cornea transplants, pterygilum, DNA test for Lasik eye surgery, and refractive surgery.

He is well known for providing exceptional eye care and has performed many surgeries in the last 2 decades. Thomas averages 30 hours approximately per year in continuing education and specialty training. It enables him to be on the leading edge of technology. As a skilled ophthalmologist, he makes sure that his patients receive the best and affordable medical care. His caring attitude, excellent bedside manner, and personal interaction with his patients have made him one of the highly sought after doctors in Fort Worth, Dallas.

He has done a lot of research work, including The Decidual Cell Response In Rats and Role of Vasoactive Amines (1974), Extraction of Endogenous Hormones In Rat Salivary Glands (1978), Study of Corneal Wound Healing By Electron Microscopy (1985), Study of Epikeratophakia, Clinical, And By Electron Microscopy (1985), and Study Of Preferential Looking (1985).

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Thomas Marvelli