This module will discuss managing cataracts in challenging situations. The attendee will learn tips to manage cataracts in challenging scenarios like small pupils, rock-hard cataracts, white cataracts, cataracts with zonular weakness, including trauma, and many more. Biometry in usual and unusual conditions like keratoconus and post-laser vision correction will be covered. In addition, the course will discuss the applications of femtosecond lasers in cataract surgery and new devices to perform rhexis and mechanical disassembly of the nucleus for safer phacoemulsification in particular situations.
Master the complete pre-operative assessment framework for refractive surgery candidates through systematic evaluation protocols covering laser-based and lens-based procedures. Learn evidence-based approaches to diagnostic investigations including corneal tomography, wavefront analysis, OCT, and optical biometry, while mastering patient counseling, expectation management, and individualized treatment planning for optimal outcomes.
Over 30 hours of live sessions and interactive seminars covering pre-operative workup and diagnostics, essential principles, indications, contraindications, decision-making, safety calculations, and much more. Surgical techniques are discussed through educational videos. Standard and customized laser profiles are discussed in detail, including the topo-guided, wavefront-guided, phototherapeutic (PTK), presbyopic profiles, and enhancement strategies. The course is supported by case discussions and polls and concluded by guidelines.All sessions will be recorded and available in the Academy library for the attendees to watch the recorded sessions at their pace until the end of Module 2. At the end of the Module, the participants should sit for an exam to get the certificates.
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Glaucoma: Diagnostic evaluation, medical and laser therapeutics, and surgical management across the classification and complications of glaucoma.
MIDAD is a comprehensive, multi-year ophthalmology program designed to transform residents into specialists. Developed by world-renowned experts, this curriculum covers all major subspecialties and is structured for adoption by medical institutions worldwide. The program is compatible with the North American and European Residency Training Curriculum.
Uveitis & Ocular Immunology: Inflammatory eye diseases, immunosuppressive therapy, and management of systemic associations.
Scientific Research & Paper Writing: Master research methodology, study design, statistical analysis, and publication in peer-reviewed journals.
Academia Syria 2025 recordings capture the full experience of the Damascus conference just as it unfolded; keynote lectures, subspecialty sessions, cataract workshop insights, and clinical discussions led by regional and international experts. Whether you are revisiting standout moments or watching them for the first time, these videos deliver practical ophthalmic knowledge, surgical pearls, and real techniques shared by leaders in the field.
The Academia Dubai 2025 recordings bring you the full breadth of the conference exactly as it happened - expert lectures, subspecialty discussions, hands-on training sessions, and surgical pearls from world leaders in ophthalmology. Whether you are revisiting your favorite sessions or exploring them for the first time, these videos provide valuable clinical knowledge and real techniques you can apply immediately. Enjoy on-demand access to the same immersive learning that defined the in-person event.
A curated collection of presentations by talented young ophthalmologists under 35, showcasing unique cases, innovative ideas, and emerging perspectives in the field. These recorded sessions highlight fresh clinical insights, practical tips, and inspiring educational content from rising voices in ophthalmology. Watch the iTeach series to learn, explore new approaches, and see the next generation of educators take the stage at Sinjab Academy.
Explore global ophthalmology career pathways with expert-led sessions covering the USA, UK, Germany, and more. YOGA offers young ophthalmologists free access to live discussions, practical guidance, and exclusive recordings - helping you understand training routes, application strategies, career options, and real-world experiences from internationally recognized specialists.
A systematic approach to the orbital area. A skillful interpretation of the diagnostics, including imaging and laboratory studies. A systematic differential diagnosis of the orbital diseases. The changing approach and the latest updates of the Thyroid Eye Disease. How to reach a cosmetically and functionally acceptable socket. The state-of-the-art evaluation and management of orbital trauma.
In this module, the optical principles of the current different presbyopia-correcting IOLs will be covered in detail. The attendee will learn how to choose the presbyopia-correcting IOLs for the right patient in a systematic way. With the increasing global demands for spectacle independence, the candidate will learn tips and surgical plans with toric, trifocal, and extended depth of focus IOLs.
This is the most advanced module. It covers two important topics: advanced IOL fixation techniques and the management of traumatic cataracts. All IOL fixation techniques will be discussed, including iris-claw, Carlevale, Glued, Intrascleral haptic fixation, and Flanged fixation techniques. In the traumatic part, the audience will learn the management of subluxated traumatic cataracts, pupilloplasty and iridoplasty, and artificial iris.
Master refractive surgery complications prevention and management through over 20 hours of live sessions and interactive seminars covering the most common intra-operative and post-operative complications in LASIK, PRK, and SMILE procedures. Learn evidence-based approaches to causes, prevention strategies, and effective management protocols, supported by a systematic framework for postoperative visits that teaches you what to look for, when to intervene, and how to act when complications arise. This comprehensive course is enriched with real-world case discussions, detailed surgical videos, interactive polls, and evidence-based clinical guidelines.
This series features case-based discussions of complex clinical and surgical challenges in ophthalmology. In each session, an eminent international expert presents a particularly challenging case from their practice. The case is then discussed interactively with Prof. Mazen Sinjab and Mr. Sherif Ekram, highlighting the key clinical reasoning, diagnostic pearls, and surgical decision-making and innovative approaches.
Through these engaging discussions, participants will gain practical insights into advanced diagnostic approaches, management strategies, and surgical tips and tricks that can be applied to challenging cases in daily clinical practice.
This course, organized by October 6 University, provides a practical and up-to-date overview of major ophthalmology subspecialties with a focus on real-world clinical decision-making. Expert-led sessions cover retina, cornea, glaucoma, refractive surgery, ocular oncology, oculoplastics, and strabismus. The program emphasizes imaging interpretation, evidence-based management, and safe surgical planning to enhance everyday clinical practice.
This module provides a structured, evidence-based foundation in refraction and low-vision care for allied ophthalmic professionals. Through expert-led sessions, participants will master objective and subjective refraction, prescribing corrective lenses, managing presbyopia, pediatric refraction, binocular anomalies, amblyopia, and low-vision aids. Taught by an international faculty of ophthalmologists and optometrists, the module blends academic teaching with practical clinical guidance to strengthen core skills essential for daily practice.
This module offers a structured and comprehensive introduction to strabismus for allied ophthalmic professionals. Covering anatomy, physiology, examination techniques, classification, and clinical manifestations, it provides a strong foundation for both optometrists and ophthalmic assistants. Participants will learn systematic assessment of strabismus patients, non-surgical and surgical management approaches, the role of optometrists in care, and practical guidance for real clinical scenarios. Taught by an international panel of leading ophthalmologists, strabismologists, and optometry experts, the module blends academic teaching, case discussions, and evidence-based practice.
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to the diagnostic devices used in ophthalmic practice. Participants will learn how to operate key instruments, capture high-quality scans, validate imaging results, and interpret findings in relation to clinical pathologies. Through expert-led sessions covering slit-lamp imaging, visual fields, tomography, lacrimal assessment, ultrasound, OCT, and more, this module builds the essential investigative skills required for accurate diagnosis and clinical decision-making.
This module provides a complete, practical introduction to contact lens fitting and clinical management for allied ophthalmic professionals. Participants will learn contact lens materials and optics, soft-lens and RGP fitting techniques, specialty lenses for irregular corneas, and proper maintenance with complication management.
An intensive course designed to build your cataract surgery skills from the ground up—covering phaco basics, capsulorhexis, power and fluidics control, OVD strategies, nucleus division, IOL implantation, and first-case preparation—then advancing to efficient chopping techniques for harder lenses.
The attendee will learn advanced techniques in Phacoemulsification and how to adjust machine settings accordingly. They will also accept the skills in managing the incidence of open posterior capsule and adjusting vitrectomy settings.In addition, they will learn how to differentiate and manage the most important early postoperative complications: the toxic anterior segment syndrome (TASS) and endophthalmitis.The audience will have access to the session recordings to watch at their own pace until July 7, 2026.The audience will have the opportunity for ongoing discussion with Prof. Assaf in a private Module 2 Telegram Group.
A thorough understanding of the anatomy, pathophysiology, appropriate evaluation, and treatment options of lid malpositions. The latest classification of lid malpositions according to their respective etiologies.A systematic preoperative evaluation and decision-making on the proper surgical procedure. Management of ptosis, facial nerve affection, lid retraction, centurion syndrome, floppy eyelids syndrome, and lid lesions.The state-of-the-art lid reconstruction approaches.
Principles of cosmetic rejuvenation of the periocular area, including incisional and non-incisional procedures. A systematic preoperative evaluation and the guided selection of the appropriate technique. The state-of-the-art techniques of upper blepharoplasty, lower blepharoplasty, mid-face lift, and browplasty. The transcutaneous approach and the transconjunctival approach.The latest guide for injectables (fillers and toxins) as an excellent non-surgical method of facial rejuvenation.All about scars, prevention and management.What you need to know about Biostimulators.Body dysmorphic disorder and Medicolegal concepts.
Master the fundamentals of retinal imaging with leading experts. Learn how to harness Fundus Photography, Autofluorescence, and Fluorescein Angiography for accurate diagnoses. Explore the power of OCT and OCT Angiography, and discover the role of multimodal imaging in complex retinal diseases.
Develop expertise in AMD, Diabetic Eye Disease, and Retinal Vascular Disorders. Learn to diagnose and manage Dry and Neovascular AMD, Diabetic Retinopathy, and Diabetic Macular Edema using the latest innovations. Explore Pachychoroid Disorders, Inherited Retinal Diseases, and Posterior Uveitis, from classification to therapy.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of Retinal Detachment and Surgical Repair. Master the step-by-step approach to Simple and Complex RD Repair, Interface Abnormalities, Ocular Trauma, and Intraocular Foreign Bodies, guided by leading retinal surgeons.
