11^th Global Ophthalmology Meeting

The Patient Safety and Quality of Care Improvements track focuses on enhancing the standards of care in ophthalmology through innovative practices and policies. This track invites submissions on strategies to improve patient safety, minimize medical errors, and optimize clinical outcomes in ocular health. Researchers and practitioners are encouraged to explore quality improvement initiatives, patient-centered care models, and the integration of technology in enhancing care delivery. Discussions on the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration, staff training, and patient engagement in fostering a culture of safety are also welcomed. This track aims to drive advancements in the quality of ophthalmic care for all patients.

The Ophthalmology Research and Novel Approaches track emphasizes groundbreaking investigations and innovative methodologies in the field of eye care. This track invites submissions on emerging technologies, experimental treatments, and novel diagnostic tools that advance the understanding and management of ocular diseases. Researchers are encouraged to present findings on gene therapy, stem cell applications, artificial intelligence in diagnostics, and novel drug delivery systems. By fostering collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals, this track aims to promote the translation of research discoveries into clinical practice, ultimately enhancing patient outcomes in ophthalmology.

The Laboratory Investigations Related to Ophthalmology track focuses on the critical role of laboratory research in advancing ocular health and disease management. This track invites submissions on innovative diagnostic techniques, biomarker discovery, and the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying various eye disorders. Researchers are encouraged to explore studies involving histopathology, molecular genetics, and advanced imaging technologies that contribute to the understanding of conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and retinal diseases. By fostering collaboration between laboratory scientists and clinicians, this track aims to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice, ultimately enhancing patient care in ophthalmology.

The Aging Eyes: Changes, Disease, and Care track examines the ocular changes associated with aging and their implications for eye health. This track invites submissions on age-related conditions such as cataracts, macular degeneration, glaucoma, and dry eye syndrome. Researchers are encouraged to explore the mechanisms underlying these changes, advancements in early detection, and innovative treatment strategies. Additionally, discussions on the impact of systemic health, lifestyle factors, and patient education on managing ocular health in older adults are welcomed. By fostering collaboration among geriatricians, ophthalmologists, and researchers, this track aims to enhance care and improve quality of life for aging populations.

The Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus track focuses on the unique challenges and advancements in diagnosing and treating eye disorders in children. This track invites submissions on a wide range of topics, including congenital eye conditions, amblyopia, and strabismus management. Researchers are encouraged to explore innovative surgical techniques, nonsurgical therapies, and the impact of early intervention on visual outcomes. Discussions on the psychological and developmental aspects of pediatric eye disorders, as well as multidisciplinary approaches to care, are also welcomed. By fostering collaboration among pediatric ophthalmologists and researchers, this track aims to enhance the quality of care for young patients with ocular conditions.

The Neuro-Ophthalmology track focuses on the intricate relationship between the nervous system and visual function. This track invites submissions on the diagnosis and management of neurological disorders that affect vision, including optic neuritis, papilledema, and visual field defects. Researchers are encouraged to explore advancements in imaging techniques, such as MRI and CT, that aid in the evaluation of neuro-ophthalmic conditions. Additionally, discussions on therapeutic approaches, multidisciplinary care, and the impact of systemic diseases on ocular health are welcomed. By fostering collaboration among neurologists and ophthalmologists, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve patient outcomes in neuro-ophthalmology.

The Eye Lens, Refractive Errors, and Management track explores the complexities of ocular optics and the implications of refractive errors on visual health. This track invites submissions on the mechanisms underlying myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia, along with innovative diagnostic techniques and management strategies. Researchers are encouraged to present findings on the efficacy of corrective lenses, surgical interventions like LASIK and lens implantation, and emerging technologies in refractive surgery. By fostering collaboration among optometrists, ophthalmologists, and researchers, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve treatment outcomes for patients with refractive errors.

The Dry Eye Infographic/Dry Eye Syndrome track focuses on the diagnosis, management, and public awareness of dry eye disease. This track invites submissions that utilize infographics to illustrate the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and impact of dry eye syndrome on quality of life. Researchers are encouraged to present innovative treatment strategies, including pharmacological options, lifestyle modifications, and emerging therapies. The use of visual aids to convey complex information effectively will be highlighted, aiming to improve patient understanding and engagement. By fostering collaboration among clinicians, researchers, and educators, this track seeks to enhance awareness and management of dry eye conditions.

The Primary and Secondary Eye Care track focuses on the essential roles of comprehensive eye health services in improving visual outcomes. This track invites submissions on best practices in primary eye care, including routine screenings, preventive measures, and management of common ocular conditions. Research on the integration of secondary care services, such as specialized consultations and surgical interventions, is also encouraged. Topics may include the role of community outreach, telemedicine in eye care, and strategies for addressing health disparities. By fostering collaboration among healthcare providers, this track aims to enhance the accessibility and effectiveness of eye care services.

The Retina and Retinal Detachment track explores the latest research and advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of retinal conditions. This track invites submissions on the pathophysiology of retinal diseases, including age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and retinal detachments. Researchers are encouraged to present innovative diagnostic techniques, such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), and advancements in surgical interventions, including vitrectomy and retinal reattachment procedures. By fostering collaboration among retinal specialists and researchers, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve clinical outcomes for patients with retinal disorders, ultimately advancing the field of retinal health.

The Eye Surgeries track focuses on the latest advancements and techniques in ocular surgical procedures. This track invites submissions on a variety of surgical interventions, including cataract surgery, corneal transplants, glaucoma surgeries, and retinal procedures. Researchers and clinicians are encouraged to present innovative surgical techniques, intraoperative imaging technologies, and outcomes of minimally invasive approaches. Additionally, discussions on patient selection, postoperative management, and complications are welcomed. By fostering collaboration among ophthalmic surgeons and researchers, this track aims to enhance surgical practices and improve visual outcomes for patients undergoing eye surgery.

The Ophthalmological Therapies track focuses on innovative treatment strategies for various eye diseases and conditions. This track invites submissions on the development and application of pharmacological therapies, surgical interventions, and novel therapeutic techniques aimed at improving visual outcomes. Topics may include advancements in drug delivery systems, laser therapies, and regenerative medicine approaches. Researchers are encouraged to present clinical trial results, comparative effectiveness studies, and emerging therapies for conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. By fostering collaboration among ophthalmologists, researchers, and industry professionals, this track aims to enhance therapeutic options and improve patient care.

The Cornea and External Diseases track focuses on the diagnosis and management of conditions affecting the cornea and surrounding ocular structures. This track invites submissions on a range of topics, including corneal infections, dystrophies, and inflammatory disorders, as well as advances in surgical techniques like corneal transplantation and cross-linking. Researchers are encouraged to explore innovations in diagnostic imaging, therapeutic interventions, and the role of external factors such as environmental exposure in ocular disease. By fostering collaboration among ophthalmologists, researchers, and healthcare professionals, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve treatment outcomes for patients with corneal and external eye diseases.

The Ocular Hypertension, Ocular Migraine, and Peripheral Vision Loss track examines the interrelated conditions affecting visual function and ocular health. This track invites submissions on the pathophysiology, risk factors, and management strategies for ocular hypertension and its role in glaucoma development. Additionally, research on the mechanisms, triggers, and treatments for ocular migraines, as well as studies on the causes and implications of peripheral vision loss, is encouraged. By fostering collaboration among researchers and clinicians, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve clinical outcomes for patients affected by these significant visual disorders.

The Optometry, Ophthalmoscopy, and Ophthalmic Pathology track focuses on the comprehensive assessment and management of ocular health. This track invites submissions on advancements in optometric practices, techniques in ophthalmoscopy, and the study of ocular diseases through pathological examination. Researchers are encouraged to explore innovative diagnostic tools, the role of optometrists in early detection, and the correlation between clinical findings and pathological outcomes. By fostering collaboration among optometrists, ophthalmologists, and pathologists, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve patient care through integrated approaches to ocular health and disease management.

Ophthalmology and Vision Science is at the forefront of medical innovation, exploring new techniques and technologies to diagnose, treat, and prevent visual impairments. This track invites submissions focused on cutting-edge research in areas such as retinal disorders, glaucoma, cataract surgery, corneal diseases, and refractive errors. Topics may include advances in imaging technologies, gene and cell therapies, regenerative medicine, and artificial intelligence applications in ophthalmology. We also encourage research on ocular pharmacology, pediatric ophthalmology, and the management of age-related vision conditions.

This track provides an opportunity for clinicians, researchers, and scientists to share findings that push the boundaries of knowledge and offer solutions to the growing global challenges in eye health. By bringing together expertise from multiple disciplines, we aim to drive innovation and improve patient outcomes worldwide.

The Uveitis, Scleritis, and Intraocular Inflammation track focuses on the diagnosis and management of ocular inflammatory diseases that can lead to significant visual impairment. This track invites submissions on the pathophysiology, clinical presentations, and therapeutic strategies for uveitis and scleritis, including corticosteroid and immunosuppressive treatments. Researchers are encouraged to explore emerging therapies, biomarker studies, and the role of autoimmune and infectious etiologies in intraocular inflammation. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve treatment outcomes for patients suffering from these complex and challenging ocular conditions.

The Keratoprosthetics track focuses on advancements in artificial corneal implants designed to restore vision in patients with severe corneal opacity and other corneal disorders. This track invites submissions on innovative materials, surgical techniques, and long-term outcomes associated with keratoprosthesis implantation. Researchers are encouraged to explore the challenges of biocompatibility, device integration, and the management of complications. Clinical studies evaluating the efficacy of various keratoprosthetic designs and patient quality of life are also welcomed. By fostering collaboration among ophthalmic surgeons and researchers, this track aims to advance the field of corneal reconstruction and improve patient care.

The Eye Allergies, Eye Herpes, and Eye Floaters track focuses on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of common yet impactful ocular conditions. This track invites submissions on the mechanisms and clinical manifestations of allergic conjunctivitis, herpes simplex virus infections affecting the eye, and the implications of floaters on visual health. Researchers are encouraged to explore innovative therapeutic approaches, patient education strategies, and advancements in diagnostic tools. By fostering collaboration among clinicians and researchers, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve treatment outcomes for patients experiencing these prevalent ocular issues.

The Ocular Immunology and Microbiology track examines the complex interactions between the immune system and ocular health. This track invites submissions on the pathogenesis of infectious and inflammatory eye diseases, including uveitis, keratitis, and conjunctivitis. Researchers are encouraged to explore the roles of immune responses, microbial pathogens, and the microbiome in ocular diseases. Additionally, studies on novel therapeutic interventions, vaccination strategies, and immunomodulatory treatments are welcomed. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, this track aims to enhance understanding and develop effective strategies for the prevention and treatment of ocular infections and inflammatory conditions.

The Ocular Oncology and Eye Tumours track focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of intraocular and orbital tumors. This track invites submissions on advancements in imaging techniques, pathology, and therapeutic strategies, including targeted therapies and immunotherapy for conditions such as retinoblastoma, melanoma, and metastatic eye tumors. Researchers are encouraged to present clinical trial outcomes, case studies, and novel approaches to surgical intervention and systemic treatment. By fostering collaboration among oncologists, researchers, and ophthalmologists, this track aims to enhance understanding and improve therapeutic outcomes for patients with ocular malignancies.

The Regenerative Ophthalmology track explores innovative approaches to restoring vision through cellular and tissue regeneration. This track invites submissions on the latest advancements in stem cell therapy, biomaterials, and tissue engineering aimed at treating ocular diseases such as retinal degeneration and corneal damage. Researchers are encouraged to present findings on the mechanisms of regeneration, clinical outcomes of regenerative therapies, and the integration of regenerative techniques into standard ophthalmic practice. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, this track aims to advance the field of regenerative medicine and enhance therapeutic options for patients with vision impairments.

The Ophthalmogenetics and Gene Therapy track focuses on the genetic basis of ocular diseases and the transformative potential of gene-based interventions. This track invites submissions on the identification of genetic mutations responsible for hereditary eye disorders, advancements in gene editing technologies, and the development of gene therapies targeting conditions such as retinitis pigmentosa and choroideremia. Researchers are encouraged to present clinical trial results, novel delivery systems, and the ethical considerations surrounding gene therapy in ophthalmology. By fostering collaboration between geneticists and ophthalmologists, this track aims to enhance understanding and treatment of genetic eye diseases.

The New Diagnostic Techniques and Instruments track showcases the latest innovations in ophthalmic diagnostics aimed at enhancing the detection and management of eye diseases. This track invites submissions on emerging imaging technologies, such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), adaptive optics, and artificial intelligence-driven diagnostic tools. Researchers are encouraged to present findings on the clinical applications, accuracy, and impact of these techniques on patient outcomes. By facilitating discussions on cutting-edge instrumentation and methodologies, this track aims to advance the standard of care in ophthalmology and improve early diagnosis and treatment efficacy.

The Pharmacology and Drug Therapy in Eye Diseases track focuses on innovative therapeutic approaches for managing ocular conditions. This track invites submissions on the development and efficacy of pharmacological agents, including novel drug formulations, targeted therapies, and drug delivery systems for diseases such as glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and age-related macular degeneration. Researchers are encouraged to explore clinical trial outcomes, pharmacokinetics, and the role of combination therapies in enhancing treatment efficacy. By fostering collaboration between pharmacologists, clinicians, and researchers, this track aims to advance the field of ocular pharmacotherapy and improve patient care.

The Ophthalmic Manifestations of Coronavirus track explores the eye-related symptoms and complications associated with COVID-19. This track invites submissions on the spectrum of ocular manifestations, including conjunctivitis, uveitis, and potential impacts on pre-existing eye conditions. Researchers are encouraged to investigate the mechanisms underlying these manifestations, their prevalence, and the implications for patient management. Additionally, studies addressing the role of eye care professionals during the pandemic and strategies for maintaining eye health in the context of COVID-19 are welcomed. This track aims to enhance understanding and promote best practices in managing ocular health during viral outbreaks.

The Vision and Eye Movements track delves into the complex mechanisms governing visual perception and ocular motor control. This track invites researchers to submit abstracts on the latest advancements in understanding how eye movements, such as saccades, smooth pursuit, and vergence, contribute to visual stability, depth perception, and coordination. Topics may include the neurological pathways involved in eye movement control, disorders affecting eye movements (e.g., strabismus, nystagmus), and the impact of these conditions on visual performance.

Submissions exploring innovative diagnostic techniques, rehabilitation strategies for eye movement disorders, and technological interventions such as eye-tracking systems are highly encouraged. This track aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of the intricate relationship between vision and eye movements, with the goal of improving diagnostic and therapeutic approaches in clinical practice.

The Ophthalmic Healthcare track focuses on advancements and challenges in delivering quality eye care to diverse populations. This track welcomes submissions on public health initiatives, clinical practices, and healthcare policies aimed at improving the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of eye diseases. Topics may include strategies for combating vision impairment, access to care in underserved regions, and innovations in telemedicine and mobile health for ophthalmology.

Researchers and healthcare professionals are encouraged to present findings on patient-centered care, outcomes-based healthcare models, and interdisciplinary approaches that enhance service delivery. By fostering discussions on healthcare systems, accessibility, and patient education, this track aims to address the global burden of eye diseases and promote sustainable solutions for better eye health.

The Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology track invites cutting-edge research that bridges clinical practice and experimental advances in the field of eye care. Researchers and clinicians are encouraged to submit abstracts on novel diagnostic techniques, therapeutic interventions, and surgical innovations addressing a wide range of ocular conditions, including retinal diseases, glaucoma, cataracts, and corneal disorders.

This track emphasizes both clinical trials and experimental studies that advance our understanding of eye diseases at the molecular and cellular levels. Submissions may also explore the development of new pharmacological agents, regenerative medicine, gene therapy, and the application of biomedical technologies to improve patient outcomes. By fostering collaboration between clinicians and researchers, this track aims to drive the future of ophthalmic care through innovative approaches and breakthrough research.

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning in Ophthalmology is revolutionizing the diagnosis and management of eye diseases. This track invites submissions focused on the application of AI-driven technologies for early detection, image analysis, and decision-making in conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration. Topics may include the development of deep learning algorithms for automated screening, AI-assisted surgical tools, and predictive models that enhance clinical outcomes.

Researchers are encouraged to present advancements in AI-powered diagnostics, telemedicine applications, and the ethical considerations surrounding the use of AI in ophthalmic practice. This track aims to explore how AI and machine learning can transform patient care, improve accessibility, and reshape the future of ophthalmology.

The Ophthalmology Diseases and Disorders track focuses on the latest developments in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of a wide range of ocular conditions. This track invites researchers and clinicians to submit abstracts addressing key areas such as retinal diseases, glaucoma, cataracts, corneal disorders, and age-related macular degeneration. Submissions may also explore advances in surgical techniques, innovative therapeutic approaches, and the role of emerging technologies, including AI and precision medicine, in ophthalmic care.

We encourage contributions that emphasize the pathophysiology, genetic underpinnings, and clinical management of ocular disorders. This track aims to foster collaboration and discussion among experts, with the ultimate goal of improving clinical outcomes and enhancing vision care for patients worldwide.