WSPOS Podcasts

In this episode of the WSPOS podcast series on Myopia Management, Dr. Ken Nischal and Ms. Hannah Scanga speak about the importance of behavioral modification in the management of myopia patients and other considerations. To hear the entire interview, make sure to listen the remaining two episodes in this series.Independent Medical Education supported by EssilorLuxottica (Gold), Hoya (Silver), Cooper Vision (Bronze).

In this episode of the WSPOS podcast series on Myopia Management, Dr. Ken Nischal and Ms. Hannah Scanga review various currently available treatment options to manage myopia progression. To hear the entire interview, make sure to listen the remaining two episodes in this series.Independent Medical Education supported by EssilorLuxottica (Gold), Hoya (Silver), Cooper Vision (Bronze).

In this episode of the WSPOS podcast series on Myopia Management, Dr. Ken Nischal and Ms. Hannah Scanga discuss the myopia epidemic, potential underlying genetic risk factors and how to educate patients and the community about it. To hear the entire interview, make sure to listen the remaining two episodes in this series.

Savleen Kaur (India) talks to Ramesh Kekunnaya (India) and explores his paper published in BMJ Open Ophthalmology 2022; Issue 7 titled "Visual outcomes and complications in infantile cataract surgery: a real - world scenario " Through this podcast they discuss the feasibility of IOL implantation in children aged between 2 months to 12 months. IOL implantation is possible in selected patients with better safety profile.

M.C Guirao Navarro (Spain) talks to Claudia Polo (Argentina) and explores paper published in (Japanese Journal of Ophthalmology) by Nishida et al. (2005) about a relatively new technique to approach the surgical treatment of the VI cnp.
A new Journal Club Talk Show from WSPOS This episode of the Journal Club was recorded in Spanish with English Subtitles

Parth Shah (Australia) talks to Alex Levin (USA) and explores his paper published in ( Journal of AAPOS) addressing whether prostaglandin analogues do indeed incite inflammation in children. - A new Journal Club Talk Show from WSPOS

Host: Parth Shah
Guest: Alex Levin