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Clinicians from across New Zealand recently gathered at Park Hyatt Auckland for the 2025 Save Sight Society Conference. Organised by ophthalmologists Drs Sarah Hull and Mo Ziaei, the packed one-day event featured 29 presentations covering the latest in eye research, surgery and care.
Retina New Zealand’s inaugural Summer Symposium, Australasia 2025, was held over two days in February. The peer-based group supports individuals living with retina-associated vision loss, primarily focusing on inherited retinal diseases (IRDs). As an affiliate of Retina International, one of its cor
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The final Ocular Therapeutics Evening (OTE) of the University of Auckland’s Buchanan Ocular Therapeutics Unit (BOTU) series was held online and focused on paediatric eyecare.
Focusing on dry eye disease (DED), the third Ocular Therapeutics Evening (OTE) finally went ahead after a five-month wait. It’s been a while since we had an in-person meeting, so it was great to see at least the top halves of some familiar faces again! It was also entertaining to see the Covid trace
The theme of the second Ocular Therapeutics Evening (OTE) was anterior segment. Dr Sue Ormonde, the first of four guest speakers, opened by discussing the management of different forms of infective keratitis, emphasising that we should not use topical steroids until we know what we are treating. She
This year’s Ocular Therapeutics Conference has been divided into four ocular therapeutics evenings (OTEs) due to potential pandemic-related interruptions. The theme for the first was glaucoma.