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Due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, we can no longer confirm that scheduled events will be happening.

Sep 17 2021

18.00
Online

39th ESOPRS annual meeting Sept 17-18, 2021
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Friday Sept 17: Evening session 18.00-21.00 CEST
Saturday Sept 18: Morning session 09.30-12.30 CEST

https://www.esoprs.eu/esoprs-meetings/39th-esoprs-meeting-2021-online/

Organizing committee:
Eva Dafgård Kopp, Chair
George Charonis
Miguel Gonzalez-Candial
Naresh Joshi
Ulrich Schaudig

Executive Council:
Francesco Quaranta-Leoni, President
Dion Paridaens, Secretary
David Verity, Treasurer

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Oct 04 2021

09:00 AM
London

Lacrimal surgery: theory and practice
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An instructional and live surgery course for ENT and ophthalmology trainees

4th October 2021, London N1 7NP

Course Director:
Daniel Ezra – Consultant Oculoplastic Surgery, Moorfields Eye Hospital

Course Faculty:
Simon Gane – Consultant ENT, Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital, UCLH.
Hannah Timlin – Consultant Oculoplastic Surgery, Lacrimal lead, Moorfields Eye Hospital.

Click here for full details and registration
https://checkout.moorfields.nhs.uk/product?catalog=Lacrimal-Course-LCOP-01

Programme

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Mar 01 2022

09:00 am
Virtual event

Ocular and periocular malignancies: incorporating radiotherapy in multimodality treatment
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The objective of this new event hopes to share expertise and best practice in invasive and non invasive management of ocular and periocular tumours with emphasis on malignant disease. The main focus will be on radiotherapy, but the event will also provide perspectives from other healthcare professionals involved in the management of ocular and periocular tumours.

Who will benefit from this event?

Radiotherapy: Consultant/Registrar Clinical Oncologists/ Radiation Oncologists/ Therapeutic Radiographers/Medical Physicists/Dosimetrists
Oculoplastic surgery: Consultant/Registrar
Other clinical specialties – healthcare professionals involved in the management of ocular tumours (e.g. ophthalmologists, radiologists, optometrists, orthoptists, nurses etc.)

This course provides 6 CPD credits in accordance with the CPD Scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists

Programme Organiser
Dr Agata Rembielak, Consultant Clinical
Oncologist, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust;
The University of Manchester

https://www.mybir.org.uk/CPBase__event_detail?id=a173Y00000FolZKQAZ&site=a0N2000000COvFsEAL

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