Prof Michele Reibaldi

Spécialisation: Ophtalmologist
Espace de travail: France, Cachan, Dr Moïse Tourabaly
- Specialist at Dr Moïse Tourabaly’s ophthalmology practice in Cachan: the university ophthalmology clinic team is described as directed by Prof Michele Reibaldi in a “world first” retinal transplant context.
- Prof Michele Reibaldi is described as head of the hospital’s university eye clinic for more than 5 years and as former Chef de Clinique at Hôpital National des Quinze-Vingts (Sorbonne Université).
- Retinal transplant (“greffe de rétine”) and retinal surgery are highlighted as part of the team’s work, with OCT mentioned as a diagnostic tool.
- Received the International Award Vexillum Giuseppe Sciacca in 2023.
Specialist at Dr Moïse Tourabaly’s ophthalmology practice in Cachan, where Prof Michele Reibaldi leads a university ophthalmology team involved in retinal transplant (“greffe de rétine”) work. He is described as having headed the hospital’s university eye clinic for more than 5 years and as a former Chef de Clinique at Hôpital National des Quinze-Vingts (Sorbonne Université). His team’s focus includes retinal surgery and retina-related follow-up, with OCT used for assessment.

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Qualifications

Prof Michele Reibaldi’s team is described in connection with a “world first” retinal transplant (“greffe de rétine”) setting at the university ophthalmology clinic linked to Dr Moïse Tourabaly’s practice in Cachan. Within this model of care, the same specialist leadership is presented as responsible for the university eye clinic at the establishment and for retinal transplant work. The clinic materials also describe Prof Reibaldi as head of the hospital’s university eye clinic for more than five years, and as a former Chef de Clinique at Hôpital National des Quinze-Vingts (Sorbonne Université).

Prof Reibaldi is additionally described as Director of Ophthalmology at Città della Salute and della Scienza di Torino, which positions him within an academic ophthalmology environment. For patients, the practical value is that retina-related decisions are supported by diagnostic tools mentioned in the clinic materials, including OCT (optical coherence tomography). The same care pathway also references cataract surgery among the conditions treated within the broader ophthalmology scope.

Among the specific procedures associated with the team are retinal detachment surgery and stem cell therapy for retina, alongside corneal transplant and cataract surgery with IOL replacement. The clinic’s emphasis on retinal transplant work connects directly to the leadership described for Prof Reibaldi and the university eye clinic responsibility at the establishment.

Education

No specific education steps, institutions, or degree years are provided in the available evidence.

Work experience

Director of Ophthalmology, Città della Salute and della Scienza di Torino — dates not stated.
Head of the hospital’s university eye clinic for more than 5 years — dates not stated.
Former Chef de Clinique, Hôpital National des Quinze-Vingts (Sorbonne Université) — dates not stated.
University ophthalmology clinic team leadership at the establishment in Cachan, France — dates not stated.

Clinical focus and techniques

As a specialist at Dr Moïse Tourabaly’s practice, Prof Michele Reibaldi’s team focuses on retina and complex ophthalmic procedures, with OCT used to guide assessment.

Retinal transplant (“greffe de rétine”).
Retinal detachment surgery.
Stem cell therapy for retina.
Corneal transplant.
Cataract surgery with IOL replacement.
OCT (optical coherence tomography) as a diagnostic tool.

Professional societies and certifications

No specific societies or board certifications are provided in the available evidence.

Academic output

No specific publication counts, h-index, or named journals are provided in the available evidence.

Awards and recognition

International Award Vexillum Giuseppe Sciacca — 2023.

Patients in Cachan benefit from a university-led retina pathway where OCT is used for evaluation and retinal transplant work is led by Prof Reibaldi’s team. The clinic materials describe care as delivered through the same specialist leadership structure rather than fragmented handoffs. Prof Reibaldi is presented as working across France and Italy through his academic roles.