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About Aegean Retina

About Aegean Retina

The Aegean Retina Meeting rapidly disseminates advances in vitreoretinal diseases and treatments, with international experts and specialists gathered in a congenial way. Over the years, the Aegean Retina has become very successful and most participants have attended the meeting more than once.

 

Our themes for the Aegean Retina Meeting XΙI are the Advances in Vitreoretinal Diseases: Diagnostics, Pharmacotherapy, Surgical Instrumentation, and Basic Research. 

 

The meeting will include scientific sessions featuring papers, and special lectures. In addition, we have invited principal figures from corporate and industrial research, in order to have the latest information on new technologies, pharmaceuticals, and instrumentation available to our discussions.

 

The Aegean Retina Meetings’ participants are encouraged to bring their spouses/families along as the meeting also offers an extensive array of entertaining activities, excursions and social events for participants and accompanying persons. The meeting will be held in a five star, deluxe, fully equipped resort in one of Rethymno’s most beautiful location.

 

We very much look forward to welcome you in Rethymno during the Aegean Retina XΙI Meeting.  

 

The founders of the Aegean Retina Meeting

Drs. Ioannis Pallikaris and Evangelos Gragoudas founded the Aegean Retina Meeting in 1989 and since then the meeting takes place once every two years on various locations in the Aegean. 

Evangelos Gragoudas Ioannis Pallikaris

Evangelos Gragoudas
Massachusetts Eye
and Ear Infirmary
Harvard Medical School, USA

Ioannis Pallikaris

Dept of ophthalmology 
University of Crete, Greece

 

The Aegean Retina Meeting Committee

The Aegean Retina Meeting is now under the raped attention of well known scientists from the field of Vitreoretinal Diseases: Professors Costantin Pournaras, Thomas Friberg, Dean Eliott and Miltiadis Tsilimbaris.

 

Constantin Pournaras        Thomas Friberg       Dean Eliott     Miltiadis Tsilimbaris