SOE are delighted to share the following article highlighting the work of Nancy Rakkad and her inspiring work in Jordan. Nancy is an EuLDP Alumni member. http://www.jordantimes.com/news/local/tooth-eye-historic-surgery-helps-blind-man-regain-sight
In part two of the series, Jelena Potic (Serbia), who is a Fellow in Surgical Retina and Ocular Oncology at the Hôpital Ophtalmique Jules-Gonin, Switzerland, discusses important diagnoses not to miss: uveal melanoma. Most Common Adult Ocular Tumour: Uveal Melanoma Uveal melanoma represents the most common primary malignant intraocular tumour, occurring most commonly in
3-week observership split in 7 blocks: Cataract Service; Corneal and External Disease Service; Lacrimal Service; Medical Retina; Glaucoma Service; Neuro-ophthalmology; Acute Function; Vitreoretinal Surgery First of all I would like to thank European Society of Ophthalmology and head of this committee Professor Marko Hawlina for Educational Grant for ophthalmological residents from East Europe. This was unique opportunity to visit very
SOE are delighted to congratulate all those acknowledged in ‘The 100 Power list’, from the Ophthalmologist.In particular Anat Lowenstein, SOE Associate member for Israel Keith Barton, recipient of the Charamis Medal at SOE 2017 Ioannis Pallikaris, SOE Honorary Member Marie-José Tassignon, SOE Scientific Programme Committee co-coordinator, Cataract and Refractive Click here for the full list
SOE YOs aim to explore the diversity and differences in clinical training among our YOs across Europe. Originally from Albania, Olta Gishti MD, PhD is currently a 2 nd -year resident at the renowned Het Oogziekenhuis Rotterdam (Rotterdam Eye Hospital). In this issue, she talks about her residency training in the Netherlands with our new
