Christina Vidinova talks about her highlights from SOE 2019, including photoablation therapy, which has been under research for 20 years and imaging technologies in DME that can predict risk factors. Sessions for young ophthalmologists are important and gives them the opportunity to learn new skills.
Filmed in partnership with the European Society of Ophthalmology (SOE) at the SOE 2019 meeting in Nice, France.
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