Cornea Under Control: 36 Hours of Hands-On Training That’s Changing the Way We Diagnose and Treat
How can corneal pathology be detected at an early stage?
When does keratoconus require active treatment?
How should a patient with acute keratoconus, herpetic keratitis, or neurotrophic keratitis be managed?
When is keratoplasty or amniotic membrane transplantation indicated?
Answers to these and other practical questions can be found in the training course ‘Diagnosis and Treatment of Anterior Segment Diseases’.
📚 36 hours of intensive professional training, combining theory knowledge withclinical practice.
WHAT WILL THE PROGRAMME INCLUDE?
🔹 Advanced diagnosis and treatment of corneal pathology;
🔹 Conjunctivitis: diagnosis and treatment strategies;
🔹 Keratoconus, keratotorus, and keratoglobus;
🔹 Acute keratoconus — clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment methods;
🔹 Fungal and herpetic keratitis;
🔹 Neurotrophic keratitis;
🔹 Corneal and scleral lesions in rheumatic diseases;
🔹 Keratoplasty: types, indications, and postoperative management;
🔹 Amniotic membrane transplantation.
And most importantly — direct exposure to clinical practice:
👩⚕️ Examination of inpatients;
🏥 Operating Theatre Visit;
🔬 analysing real-life clinicalcases;
💬 Direct communication with leading specialists in corneal pathology.
Faculty Experts
H.I. Drozhzhyna, MD, PhD, Professor, Head of the Department of Corneal Pathology.
L.F. Troychenko, MD, PhD, Head of the Department of Corneal Pathology and Microsurgery.
K.V. Sereda, MD, PhD, Researcher at the Department of Corneal Pathology.
🎓 A certificate will be awarded upon completion of the course.
If you want not only to refresh your theoretical knowledge but also to gain an insider’s view of clinical ophthalmology and deepen your practical skills in managing anterior segment eye conditions, this course is the right format for you.
📍 SI ‘V.P. Filatov Institute of Eye Diseases and Tissue Therapy of the NAMS of Ukraine’
The Filatov School — knowledge that translates into clinical practice.
