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Dr Geraldine Comer, Consultant Medical Ophthalmologist, CHO2/Community Healthcare West, who presented the European Society of Ophthalmology (SOE) Lecture 2023 entitled ‘Medical Ophthalmology – A Personal Journey’ is pictured with Prof Billy Power, Clinical Lead for Ophthalmology at the ICO Annual Conference (Great Southern Killarney, Co Kerry from the 22bd – 24th May )
Photo: Don MacMonagle
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Dr Geraldine Comer, Consultant Medical Ophthalmologist, CHO2/Community Healthcare West, who presented the European Society of Ophthalmology (SOE) Lecture 2023 entitled ‘Medical Ophthalmology – A Personal Journey’ is pictured with Prof Billy Power, Clinical Lead for Ophthalmology at the ICO Annual Conference (Great Southern Killarney, Co Kerry from the 22bd – 24th May )
Photo: Don MacMonagle
Photo from ICOKeynote speakers at the ‘Ocular Tumours clinical symposium’, ICO Annual Conference 2023, Prof John Crown , Consultant Oncologist, St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin (left) and Prof Heinrich Heimann (right), Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Liverpool with session chairs, Mr Noel Horgan and Dr Fiona Darcy, Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital, Dublin. (Great Southern Killarney, Co Kerry from the 22nd-24th May).
Dr Carol Shields (not pictured), Director of Ocular Oncology Service at Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia gave a virtual presentation at the Ocular Tumours symposium.
Over 200 ophthalmologists gathered for the three-day scientific conference to hear the latest clinical developments in the specialty from eye experts at home and abroad.
Photo: Don MacMonagle
Photo from ICODr Simon Neary, winner of the Sir William Wilde Medal 2023 for Best Poster ‘Printed Biomechanical Model of the Human Lamina Cribrosa’ is presented with his award at the ICO Annual Conference. Dr Neary is pictured with Mr John Doris, incoming ICO President. Over 200 ophthalmologists gathered for the three-day scientific conference at The Great Southern, Killarney to hear the latest clinical developments in the specialty from eye experts at home and abroad.
Photo: Don MacMonagle
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