Paris IC113 - The ocular surface and cataract, refractive and glaucoma surgery

1.Participant Name:(Required.)

2.Professional Situation:

Resident

Ophthalmologist

Invited jury member

3.Did you attend the full course?

Yes

No

If not, why did you leave?

4.What was your main reason for choosing this course?

Preparation for the EBOD

Content not available in my training centre

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5.How useful would you rate this course?

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6.Did all listed faculty members attend this course?

Yes

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7.Was this course free from bias?

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8.Do you have any suggestions to improve the didactic aspect of this course:

9.Do you have any suggestions to improve the presentations in this course:

10.Please list other courses you would like EBO to organise:

11.How would you rate the presentation of each faculty member?

Course content

Quality of illustrations

Presentation

Expertise

E. Villani: Why the ocular surface should be a major concern for an ocular surgeon?

E. Messmer: How an ocular surgeon can perform a quick and easy preoperative assessment of the ocular surface

E. Villani: The impact of cataract surgery on the ocular surface, and vice versa

C. Baudouin: Traditional and new refractive surgical procedures and their impact on the ocular surface.

M. Sacchi: The ocular surface as a key element for a successful filtration surgery.

All Presenters: Tips and tricks for an effective pre-, peri-, and post-surgical management of the ocular surface.

Paris IC113 - The ocular surface and cataract, refractive and glaucoma surgery – EBO