I was awarded with a SOE educational Grant that I used to visit the Belarusian Medical Academy of Post Graduate Education, Minsk,Belarus. The hospital is well organized. The Ophthalmology Department is composed with four main units: Laser department, diagnostic department, microsurgery and emergency room where the number of patients in a day range from 150
This was my first grant won. Thank you so much. I spent unforgettable 2 weeks in the largest ophthalmic clinic in Denmark. My stay plan was made in advance, which helped me a lot. I visited various ophthalmological teams (emergency team, department of retinal pathology, cataract surgery team). We discussed together all the issues that
I express my gratitude to Professor Marko Hawlina and European Society of Ophthalmology for awarding me the Educational Grant for Ophthalmologists-in-training and the opportunity to do an observership in a marvelous Clinica Oculistica of Genova! My professional interest is glaucoma and retina. During my observership I examined patients with glaucoma, vitreoretinal, corneal diseases and others.
I spent most of my observership in Medical retina department, however I also had an opportunity to observe the work that was conducted in Vitreoretinal department. I also was able to witness some surgical techniques that was applied as a treatment of choice for anterior segment diseases. Below is brief description of my experience. To
I was awarded a 3 months SOE Fellowship Grant that I used to visit the University Hospital of Essen, Germany. It is the biggest hospital in the Ruhr, the largest urban area in Germany, receiving around 195,000 outpatients and admitting 53,000 inpatients every year. With its wide campus and numerous buildings it is like a
