Every year in July, the IIRSI hosts an ophthalmic conference in Chennai. It invites eminent foreign faculty members to share their experience in their respective subspecialties.
The conference includes invited Foreign Faculty Lectures, Live Surgery, Hands-on Wetlab, Ophthalmic Premier League, IIRSI Film Festival Award Show (IFFA), IIRSI Photography Competition, Court Martial in Ophthalmology, Company Sponsored Symposiums, Sessions for Young Ophthalmologists, and many other activities.
IIRSI attendees can enjoy a scientific feast for two days. They will learn new techniques in Cataract and Refractive Surgery, gain hands-on experience in the Wet-lab, and be able to begin practicing with confidence. They will be able to interact with and clarify their doubts with expert ophthalmologists. They can compete for exciting prizes in the IIRSI Photography Competition and the IFFA - IIRSI Film Festival. They may visit the Trade area to find the best prices on ophthalmic materials and equipment.
Day 1 of the Scientific Program will commence with the inauguration and welcome address, followed by a keynote session highlighting innovations in ophthalmic care, including topics such as AI in ophthalmology and the future of cataract surgery.
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Day 2 of the Scientific Program will focus on subspecialty tracks across cornea, pediatric ophthalmology, and neuro-ophthalmology. The day will include expert-led symposia on advanced corneal surgeries, recent developments in pediatric eye care, etc...
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