Seminarios web interactivos en directo

This webinar will focus on the diagnosis, etiologies, and management of hypotony. We will review clinical cases of hypotony following microinvasive glaucoma surgeries, including angle-based procedures and microshunts, as well as traditional glaucoma surgeries such as tube shunt implantation and trabeculectomy. The session will also address how hypotony is defined and reported in clinical trials, with an emphasis on interpreting outcomes and complications across studies. (Level: Intermediate and Advanced)

Ghép mỡ hốc mắt là một kỹ thuật quan trọng trong phẫu thuật tạo hình hốc mắt, giúp cải thiện thể tích, chức năng và thẩm mỹ cho bệnh nhân sau chấn thương, phẫu thuật hoặc teo tổ chức hốc mắt. Trong hội thảo trực tuyến này, diễn giả sẽ chia sẻ các nguyên tắc cơ bản và kinh nghiệm lâm sàng trong ghép mỡ hốc mắt, bao gồm: • Chỉ định và lựa chọn bệnh nhân phù hợp • Các kỹ thuật lấy, xử lý và ghép mỡ • Lưu ý trong quá trình phẫu thuật • Biến chứng thường gặp và cách phòng tránh • Đánh giá kết quả sau phẫu thuật Hội thảo phù hợp với bác sĩ nhãn khoa, đặc biệt là những người quan tâm đến nhãn nhi, lác, tạo hình và nhãn khoa tổng quát, mong muốn nâng cao kiến thức và kỹ năng thực hành trong lĩnh vực phẫu thuật hốc mắt.

Technology can be a powerful force multiplier in community eye health. In this live webinar, we bring together leaders in community eye health who have implemented practical screening programs using tools such as artificial intelligence (AI) and tele-ophthalmology. Through an interactive roundtable discussion, panelists will share real-world case studies and lessons learned from programs including diabetic retinopathy screening, school-based vision screening, and other community-focused interventions. Importantly, the discussion will also address settings where technology-enabled screening is not yet feasible-and when lower-tech or alternative approaches remain necessary. We will explore what ideal, context-appropriate solutions may look like to overcome these challenges. The conversation will highlight what has worked, what has not, and critical insights into program design and leadership. Join us for an engaging discussion and the opportunity to ask questions to experts working at the front lines of community eye health innovation. (Level: All)

Acompáñanos en esta sesión de 60 minutos, que reunirá a enfermeras y profesionales de la salud para explorar el rol esencial de la enfermería en la construcción de equipos sólidos y colaborativos en el cuidado de la salud visual. A través de un panel de discusión, las ponentes compartirán experiencias desde la práctica clínica, la educación, el liderazgo y el trabajo comunitario. La conversación destacará cómo la colaboración interdisciplinaria fortalece la calidad, la eficiencia y una atención centrada en el paciente. Las panelistas reflexionarán sobre el liderazgo de la enfermería en el quirófano, en los sistemas de salud y en el servicio público. La sesión está diseñada como un espacio acogedor para la conexión, el aprendizaje compartido y la reflexión entre colegas de enfermería en el Perú. Esta sesión se llevará a cabo en español.

Glaucoma progression detection can feel overwhelming, especially when optical coherence tomography (OCT) “flags” don’t match the visual field (VF), or when artifacts muddy the picture. In this case-based webinar, Dr. Kherani will present a clear approach on when to image, how to interpret the results (focusing on structure-function correlation, common pitfalls, etc.), and how to translate the findings into confident management decisions. We’ll walk through real-world cases, highlighting various stages of glaucoma progression and recognizing disease patterns. Join us in this in-depth webinar as we share tips on mastering OCT and VF in 2026. (Level: Beginner & Intermediate)

Binocular vision disorders are a common yet frequently under‑recognized cause of visual discomfort, asthenopia, and functional vision problems in everyday clinical practice. During this live webinar, Dr. Jothi will present a practical, clinically focused approach to the assessment and management of binocular vision disorders, with particular emphasis on the use of prisms and vision therapy. The session will guide participants through structured evaluation strategies, key diagnostic considerations, and common clinical decision points. Attendees will learn when prism correction is appropriate, how to integrate vision therapy techniques into patient care, and how to tailor management plans to individual patient needs. Real‑world clinical examples will be used to highlight effective, evidence‑informed treatment approaches. This webinar is designed for eye care professionals seeking practical tools they can apply immediately in diverse clinical settings worldwide. (Level: All)

Microbial keratitis (infectious corneal ulceration) is the leading cause of corneal blindness and the fifth leading cause of blindness worldwide. Blindness from corneal infections is particularly common in low- and middle-income countries, where delayed diagnosis and limited access to specialist expertise often drive poor outcomes. This one-hour webinar offers a practical framework for diagnosing and managing corneal infections caused by bacteria, fungi, amoeba, and viruses. Participants will learn initial steps in microbial keratitis management, including how to come up with a differential diagnosis, select appropriate diagnostic tests, start empiric therapy while awaiting confirmation, and tailor therapy to microbiologic testing results. We will also discuss more advanced topics, including how to tailor antimicrobial treatment based on testing results and high-quality evidence from the ophthalmology literature, perform a detailed examination to identify treatment responders and non-responders, select adjuvant therapies, and recognize when surgical intervention may be needed. Case-based examples illustrate common diagnostic pitfalls and management strategies. By the end of the hour, attendees should be able to triage corneal infections, perform initial management steps with confidence, treat in an evidence-based manner, and know when to refer to a specialist for more advanced care. (Level: Intermediate)

Glôcôm là một trong những nguyên nhân hàng đầu gây mù lòa không hồi phục trên toàn thế giới, đặc biệt tại các quốc gia thu nhập thấp và trung bình, nơi việc theo dõi và điều trị lâu dài còn gặp nhiều thách thức. Việc lựa chọn chiến lược điều trị phù hợp và đưa ra quyết định lâm sàng kịp thời đóng vai trò then chốt trong việc bảo tồn thị lực cho người bệnh. Hội thảo này tập trung vào cách tiếp cận thực hành trong điều trị glôcôm. Người tham dự sẽ được hướng dẫn cách lựa chọn phương pháp điều trị phù hợp cho từng nhóm bệnh nhân, theo dõi đáp ứng điều trị và điều chỉnh chiến lược trong bối cảnh nguồn lực còn hạn chế. Nội dung được thiết kế phù hợp với thực hành nhãn khoa tại Việt Nam, nhằm hỗ trợ bác sĩ nâng cao khả năng ra quyết định điều trị và cải thiện chất lượng chăm sóc bệnh nhân glôcôm.

During this live webinar, Dr. Ahmad will provide a comprehensive, evidence‑based update on the current management of age‑related macular degeneration (AMD/ARMD), covering both dry and wet forms of the disease. Attendees will gain an overview of recent advances in AMD treatment, with a particular focus on anti‑VEGF therapy. The session will review the different anti‑VEGF agents currently available, compare treatment strategies, and discuss commonly used treatment protocols. Key investigative and imaging tools used for disease activity assessment and ongoing monitoring of AMD will also be covered. In addition, the webinar will address real‑world challenges in AMD management, including issues related to treatment cost, patient adherence, and long‑term compliance, with special emphasis on considerations in resource‑limited settings. (Level: All)

Neuro-ophthalmic complaints can be some of the most challenging and high-stakes presentations in eye care. Knowing when to order neuroimaging, what modality to choose, and how to interpret the results can make the difference between timely diagnosis and missed pathology. In this case-based webinar, Dr. Mackay, our neuro-op Cybersight Mentor, will walk through real-world cases and break down the clinical decision-making behind the neuroimaging for each case. Participants will learn practical indications for imaging, how to select the appropriate study (MRI vs CT, contrast considerations, etc.), and how to systematically review imaging findings relevant to common neuro-ophthalmic conditions. Join us in this investigative webinar as we provide clarity and confidence in neuroimaging skills. (Level: All)

Join us for the 6th Annual Crandall Conference, hosted by Cybersight! This year, Dr. David F. Chang from the United States will conduct a master class on one of the most universally challenging situations in phacoemulsification – eyes with zonulopathy. Whether due to pseudoexfoliation, trauma, or other causes, zonulopathy complicates every surgical step– from the capsulotomy to nuclear and cortical removal, to IOL fixation. Besides preserving capsular integrity, long-term IOL fixation must be considered and optimized in eyes with pseudoexfoliation. The webinar will systematically cover surgical pearls and strategies for these challenges, each illustrated with Dr. Chang’s best teaching videos. Attendees will better understand the unique pitfalls of zonulopathy and learn practical strategies that every surgeon, regardless of experience, should be able to employ. (Webinar Level: All)

When a cataract forms after trauma, the first incision isn’t where the case begins – your plan is. In this practical, case-driven session, Dr. Sieck will walk through a stepwise framework for evaluating capsular and zonular status, choosing your secondary IOL strategy, and anticipating pitfalls, such as intraoperative complications, before you touch the eye. Attendees will leave the webinar confident with the checklists, algorithms, and planning goals that you can adapt to your own operating room for safer, more predictable outcomes. (Level: All)

Strabismus surgery requires careful clinical reasoning, individualized planning, and an understanding of varied ocular motility patterns. In this case-based webinar, Dr. Melissa Simon will present a series of real-world surgical cases highlighting common and challenging forms of strabismus encountered in her practice. Cases will include first-time operations as well as re-ops, as well as the elusive flap tear, with an emphasis on practical decision-making and looking to the literature as a guide. Through step-by-step discussion of diagnosis, surgical planning, technique selection, and postoperative outcomes, participants will gain actionable insights applicable across diverse clinical settings. This session is designed for eye health professionals seeking to strengthen their confidence in managing both routine and complex strabismus cases using a detailed, case-driven approach. (Level: All)

Cận thị cao ở trẻ em là một tình trạng ngày càng phổ biến và có thể dẫn đến nhiều biến chứng nghiêm trọng về thị giác nếu không được theo dõi và can thiệp kịp thời. Việc hiểu rõ cơ chế tiến triển và các lựa chọn quản lý hiện nay đóng vai trò quan trọng trong thực hành nhãn khoa nhi. Trong hội thảo trực tuyến này, giảng viên sẽ trình bày tổng quan toàn diện và cập nhật về cận thị cao ở trẻ em, bao gồm: • Định nghĩa, dịch tễ và cơ chế tiến triển • Các yếu tố nguy cơ và biến chứng liên quan • Phương pháp thăm khám, theo dõi và đánh giá tiến triển • Các chiến lược kiểm soát và xử trí lâm sàng hiện nay • Vai trò của tư vấn gia đình và theo dõi lâu dài Hội thảo phù hợp với bác sĩ nhãn khoa, đặc biệt là những người quan tâm đến nhãn nhi, khúc xạ và nhãn khoa tổng quát, mong muốn nâng cao kiến thức trong quản lý cận thị cao ở trẻ em trong thực hành hằng ngày.

Optimal phacoemulsification (phaco) outcomes begin with meticulous preoperative planning, especially when anatomy falls outside the norm. In this live, case‑based webinar, Dr. Sanket Shah will present a structured approach to phaco planning, starting with the fundamentals of biometry interpretation and surgical decision‑making. The session will then move beyond routine scenarios into 2–3 illustrative, atypical cases at the extremes of biometric planning. Through step‑by‑step reasoning, Dr. Shah will demonstrate how he adapts IOL selection and surgical strategy in these challenging eyes. Emphasis will be placed on practical considerations, potential pitfalls, and strategies to improve refractive and visual outcomes. This interactive webinar is designed to mirror real‑world decision‑making and provide attendees with immediately applicable insights for daily practice. (Level: Intermediate)

OCT is a cornerstone of retinal practice, but it does not answer every clinical question. In this case-based webinar, Prof. Lim Tock Han demonstrates how multimodal retinal imaging provides critical insights beyond OCT alone. Using 4–5 real-world cases, the session highlights how combining imaging modalities improves diagnosis, disease understanding, and management across a range of retinal conditions, including geographic atrophy, exudative AMD, PCV, pathologic myopia, pachychoroid spectrum disorders, peripheral exudative disease, and surgical vitreomaculopathy. This practical, interpretation-focused webinar is designed to support eye care professionals working in diverse clinical settings worldwide, emphasizing when OCT may be sufficient and when a broader imaging approach is essential. (Level: All)

Join two experienced neuro-ophthalmologists for an engaging, case-based exploration of common neuro-ophthalmic presentations. In this interactive one-hour webinar, Dr. Golnik will present “mystery and unknown” cases to Dr. Patel, who will work through his thought process in real time— identifying pertinent details, determining what additional information is needed, constructing a thoughtful differential diagnosis, and outlining appropriate evaluation and treatment plans. Through dynamic discussion, audience polling, and live Q&A, these cases will challenge and test eye health professionals with real-world clinical scenarios as they demonstrate the step-by-step reasoning required to arrive at accurate diagnoses and effective management strategies. (Level: All)

Severe corneal lacerations and perforations can rapidly become globe-threatening, particularly in settings where donor tissue, surgical instruments, and postoperative resources are limited. In this case-driven session, Dr. Ibrahim shares her approach to scleral tectonic grafting—an underutilized yet highly effective option for managing complex ocular trauma—refined through her clinical experience in Sudan. We will review the pathophysiology of corneal structural failure, indications for scleral grafting, and key surgical considerations, including pre-operative assessment, intraoperative decision-making, and post-operative management. Common pitfalls and practical strategies for optimizing outcomes will also be discussed. This session emphasizes surgical adaptability and is relevant for clinicians practicing in low-resource environments or preparing to manage complex ocular emergencies. (Level: All)

During this live webinar, we will review a practical framework for anticipating, recognizing, and managing common intraoperative complications encountered during adult cataract surgery, with an emphasis on maintaining safety and optimizing outcomes. We will discuss risk assessment and prevention pearls that help reduce complication rates before issues arise. The session will cover rapid recognition and decision-making for scenarios such as posterior capsule rupture (PCR) with or without vitreous loss, zonular weakness, iris-related problems, and challenges during nucleus and cortex management. Dr. Otero will highlight key intraoperative “decision points” that guide whether to proceed, stabilize, convert technique, or stage the case. We will also review IOL planning considerations when the capsular bag is compromised and strategies to reduce postoperative sequelae after a complicated case. Time will be reserved for Q&A and case-based discussion to help attendees translate principles into real-world surgical practice. (Level: Intermediate and Advanced)

Ocular surface disease is highly prevalent among patients presenting for cataract surgery and, when unrecognised, can significantly compromise biometric accuracy and postoperative visual outcomes. Identification and management of conditions such as dry eye disease and meibomian gland dysfunction prior to finalising IOL power calculations is therefore an essential component of modern cataract surgical planning. This talk will present a structured, evidence-based approach to preoperative ocular surface optimisation, from first-line interventions through to advanced in-office therapies, with practical guidance on establishing when the ocular surface is sufficiently stable for definitive biometry.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ (Level: All)

Severe ocular surface disease can be vision‑threatening and presents significant clinical and surgical challenges, particularly in settings where resources may be limited. In this case‑based webinar, Dr. Leela Raju will review the key indications for ocular surface reconstruction and discuss how to select the most appropriate surgical approach based on underlying pathology. The session will walk participants through step‑by‑step surgical considerations for commonly used reconstruction techniques, with emphasis on intraoperative decision‑making and avoiding common pitfalls. Multiple real‑world case studies will be presented, supported by surgical video demonstrations to illustrate technique and outcomes. Dr. Raju will also share practical decision algorithms to guide when to intervene surgically, how to escalate treatment, and how to manage complications or delayed healing. (Level: Intermediate)

Primary eye care providers frequently evaluate patients with decreased vision, visual field defects, optic nerve findings, or OCT changes that can mimic glaucoma or retinal disease. However, the true cause may be neuro‑ophthalmic. In this practical, case-based session, Dr. Joey Kane, OD, will share a structured approach to deciding when a presentation is “neuro or not neuro” versus a primary glaucoma or retinal problem, and which key findings should trigger urgent escalation. Attendees will learn efficient, chair‑side tips for history-taking and exam interpretation, with a focus on common pitfalls—such as confusing optic neuropathy for glaucoma, mistaking neuro‑visual complaints for macular disease, or over‑relying on imaging without clinical correlation. The webinar will emphasize actionable triage decisions: what to do today, what can be monitored, and how to effectively communicate concern when referring. (Level: Beginner & Intermediate)

Hereditary optic neuropathies represent a complex group of disorders that can lead to progressive and often irreversible vision loss. Early recognition and appropriate referral for genetic evaluation are critical for diagnosis, counseling, and management. In this live webinar, three expert panelists will provide concise, focused presentations covering key aspects of hereditary optic neuropathies. Topics will include a practical approach to differential diagnosis and pre-genetic testing workup, an update on Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON), including genetic mechanisms and evolving treatment strategies, and an overview of other hereditary optic neuropathies with insights into diagnosis, counseling, and emerging therapies. The session will conclude with an interactive, moderated Q&A discussion offering participants the opportunity to engage directly with the panel and explore real-world clinical challenges. This webinar is designed for eye health professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of ocular genetics and improve patient care in hereditary optic nerve disorders. (Level: All)

Diagnosing complex anterior segment conditions and planning challenging surgeries can be difficult when clinical findings are subtle or unclear. In this case-based webinar, Prof. Bachmann will present 4–5 real-world diagnostic and surgical “unknowns” involving the cornea and angle. Participants will be guided through each case using limited initial information before anterior segment imaging is revealed. Imaging modalities such as anterior segment OCT and ultrasound will demonstrate how critical anatomic details can clarify diagnoses and change management decisions. The cases will highlight applications in corneal dystrophies, narrow or occludable angles, etc. Emphasis will be placed on when to use imaging, how to interpret key findings, and how imaging directly influences surgical planning and outcomes. This interactive session is designed to help eye health professionals build confidence and use anterior segment imaging as a powerful tool in complex clinical decision-making. (Level: Intermediate & Advanced)

During this live webinar, Dr. Vu will focus on the diagnosis and management of childhood glaucoma, with an emphasis on the current international classification system. Through cases and clinical pearls, he will walk step-by-step through the evaluation of suspected congenital glaucoma cases, highlighting the key signs and symptoms that distinguish these conditions from juvenile and adult glaucomas. He will also discuss the success rates and considerations of different surgical approaches for childhood glaucoma. By the end of the session, attendees will have a clearer understanding of how to recognize, classify, and manage these complex childhood glaucoma cases with greater confidence. (Level: Intermediate)