Farida Mehrhoff, MD
Assistant Professor - Pathology and Anatomical Sciences JP
Kansas City University
After graduating with honors from Kazan State Medical University & completion of Clinical Ophthalmology Residency (1987) and Highest Clinical (ophthalmic surgery) Residency (1993) in Russia, I practiced eye surgery for 23 years. Within the same timeframe, I worked as a consultant in the Neurology Department at Hospital #6 and on a part-time basis, in the Military Hospital as an ophthalmic surgeon, & teaching Clinical Ophthalmology at Kazan Medical College.
After moving to the US, I taught Anatomy & Physiology at Missouri State University and Missouri Southern State University. Since July 2022, I have been working as an assistant professor at the Department of Pathology & Anatomical Sciences. My teaching responsibilities include Special senses (eye & ear) histology and normal anatomy, neuroanatomy, Eye and neuropathology, Anatomical Imaging & Diagnostics, and Anatomy laboratory.
Research interest includes ophthalmology and neuropathology.
Current publications in the US include:
“Morphometry of Superior Ophthalmic vein unaffected by dilating factors” “Clinical Ophthalmology & Research” Farida Mehrhoff, Melissa S. Zolnierz, Alla G. Barry, Shelby K. Kuhnert, Mary K. Kilmer, Dmitry E. Tsyplakov, Robert Hillard, 2023.
“Histopathologic Evaluation of Geriatric Ophthalmic Veins: A Cadaveric Study” “Clinical Ophthalmology & Research” Farida Mehrhoff, Keanna Theobalt, Alla G. Barry, and Robert Hillard, 2024.
Dr. Mehrhoff discloses that she has no relevant financial relationships with any organization producing, marketing, reselling, or distributing health care goods or services consumed by, or used on, patients relative to the content of this presentation
