RetinaClub Projects
and/or supported by us
and supported by us
AMD and RVO 2024 Workshops
Katowice 6 IV; Trójmiasto 13 IV, Warszawa 11 V
Anna Święch, Małgorzata Figurska, Maciej Gawęcki i Sławomir Teper
The workshop partner is Thea
AMD and DME in OCT and angio-OCT images
Katowice, Hotel Monopol, 22 III 2024
Anna Nowńska
Training meeting. Partner: Ofta
Journal of Clinical Medicine
New Clinical Treatment for Ocular Vascular Disease and Fundus Disease
Special issue editors: Anna Nowińska, Sławomir Teper
We invite you to publish. IF 3.9.
Diagnostics
Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging in Retinopathy: New Advances and Future Trends
Special issue editor: Sławomir Teper
We invite you to publish. IF 3.6
Retinal disease imaging workshops
Ruda Śląska, Wiśniowy Sad 14 III 2024
Sławomir Teper
Training meeting. Partner: Bausch & Lomb
Lecture on retinal diseases
at the UNIVERSITY OF THE THIRD AGE, KRAKOW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY. Dr. Eng. Władysława Maria French
Kraków 20 III 2024
Izabella Karska-Basta
Screening for diabetic retinopathy
We support diabetologists, family doctors and diabetes nurses - we provide educational materials encouraging patients to visit an ophthalmologist and perform fundus examinations
soon available
Supplements for retinal diseases
When is it worth and should they be used? Current scientific views on the use of supplements in retinal diseases. Soon available...
Preventing the development of diabetic macular edema
We encourage patients from Podkarpacie to take part in a scientific study of the Medical University of Silesia conducted in the Municipal Hospital in Rzeszów. For patients with the initial form of diabetic retinopathy and mild macular edema that does not meet the treatment criteria in the drug program. We are investigating the impact of micropulse laser therapy, which does not damage the retina, on the possibility of preventing macular edema - the main cause of blindness among people with diabetes.
Municipal Hospital in Rzeszów, Ophthalmological clinic, Dr. B. Sabal - referral to the clinic required
Reducing the myopia epidemic
Recruitment in the scientific study of the Medical University of Silesia conducted in Gliwice has now ended. The aim of the study is to compare methods to prevent the progression of visual impairment among children from Silesia and to try to find predictive factors.
