Course N.5 – Diabetic Retinopathy
Medical and Surgical Management
Registration Details - Early Bird Registration: 500 EGP until 30 August 2025 - Late Registration: 750 EGP - On-site Registration: 1000 EGP - Seats Available: 30 Only Target Audience This course is tailored for ophthalmologists at various stages of their career, particularly general ophthalmologists, retina fellows, and junior to mid-level retinal surgeons who are actively involved in managing diabetic eye disease. Targeted Groups - Retina fellows and ophthalmology residents - General ophthalmologists managing diabetic patients in clinic - Surgeons entering the field of diabetic vitrectomy - Practitioners seeking structured updates on modern evidence-based protocols Learning Objectives - Master the current terminology and classification of diabetic retinopathy - Navigate the diagnostic and therapeutic roadmap for DME and NPDR/PDR - Understand and apply evidence-based protocols for anti-VEGF and laser treatments - Learn step-by-step guidance on vitrectomy in diabetic cases, from indications to surgical strategy What to Expect After Completing the Course - Improved clinical judgment in selecting and timing medical and surgical interventions - Increased confidence in interpreting OCT, fluorescein angiography, and follow-up protocols - Practical understanding of modern vitrectomy techniques in diabetic eyes - Direct exposure to expert insight and tips that bridge the gap between guidelines and real-world practice Clinical Impact Graduates of this focused course will return to their clinics equipped with clearer algorithms, sharper clinical judgment, and refined surgical perspectives - leading to more effective patient outcomes and elevated standards of care in diabetic eye disease. Registeration Details Payments will be sent via instapay after registration