Master in Cornea and Refractive Surgery
Start
10 January 2025
Duration
12 months
ECTS
90
Registration
10.575 €
Objective
This programme is aimed at ophthalmologists with some previous experience and interested in acquiring specialized knowledge in Cornea and Refractive Surgery.
The selected students will participate in both theoretical and practical aspects of daily practice. They will also have 90 practicums in the Wetlab included in the training programme (additional practicums will have a supplementary charge).
Evaluation
The evaluation of the student will be done on a continuous basis, by means of a rotation established with each of the specialists in the department. Attendance and participation in the drafting, review and/or monitoring of clinical guidelines are compulsory.
Registration
The registration fee is € 10.525. 1 It must be paid by bank transfer.
Program
General principles:
- Patient examination in consultation rooms.
- Performance of supplementary tests.
- Assistance in surgeries.
- Emergency care
- Participation in research work.
- Presence and participation in teaching activities.
- Participation in all training sessions offered by Grupo Miranza for its specialists.
- Participation in the preparation and monitoring of clinical guidelines.
Introduction to the methodology of
Research
- Introduction to the methodology of research
- Drafting of research protocols
- Institutions and documentation for the Presentation of projects research to ethics committees and regulators
- Analysis of results and dissemination
Cornea:
- Basic sciences.
- Physiology, morphology and pathological response, immunology, microbiology, cell culture, complementary examinations (impression cytology, specular microscopy, anterior OCT, ORA, pachymetry, topography, etc.).
- Quality of vision OQAS
- Tear assessment test
Cornea, clinical aspects. Ocular surface surgery:
- Clinical aspects: infectious diseases, immunological diseases, corneal manifestations of systemic and nutritional diseases, dystrophies and degenerations, congenital and metabolic diseases, oncology.
- Corneal trauma: diagnosis, monitoring and treatment.
- Surgical techniques: indications, complications and results.
- Conjunctival surgery.
- Sclerocorneal limbus surgery.
- Corneal surgery: lamellar and penetrating keratoplasty, endothelial keratoplasty, corneal cross-linking, amniotic membrane transplant.
- Related palpebral surgery.
- Femtosecond laser-assisted corneal surgery.
Dry eye:
- Assessment and treatment methods: clinical aspects.
- Diagnostic methods (Schimer test, Rose Bengal/Lysamine Green and Osmorality test).
- Topical medical treatment and oral medical treatment.
- Surgical procedures.
Refractive surgery:
- Assessment methods: basic principles: refraction (objective, automatic subjective).
- Corneal topography methods (projection and elevation), pachymetry, confocal microscopy, optical quality assessment methods (OQCAS, wavefront, OCT, other methods).
- Visual acuity, age, pachymetry, topography, aberrometry, pupillometry, refraction.
Corneal Refractive Surgery:
- Basic principles and surgical techniques: corneal refractive surgery: corneal biomechanics, morphological response, laser technology applied to the cornea.
- Incisional surgery (astigmatism), lamellar surgery (LASIK), PRK, intracorneal rings, intracorneal lenses.
- Indications and results.
Intraocular Refractive Surgery:
- Basic principles: refraction (objective, automatic subjective).
- Corneal topography methods (projection and elevation), pachymetry, confocal microscopy, optical quality assessment methods (OQAS, wavefront, OCT and other methods).
- Surgical techniques:
- Crystalline lens surgery
- Indications and results
- Crystalline lens surgery, phakic anterior and posterior chamber lenses
- Indications and results.
Ocular Surface Tumours:
- Methods of diagnosis, follow-up and medical and surgical treatment.
- Indications and results.
Histochemical and other non-invasive assessment tests.
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IMO Institute of Ocular Microsurgery
Josep María Lladó, 3
08035 Barcelona
Phone: (+34) 934 000 700
E-mail: international@imo.es
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By car
GPS navigator coordinates:
41º 24’ 38” N – 02º 07’ 29” E
Exit 7 of the Ronda de Dalt (mountain side). The clinic has a car park with more than 200 parking spaces.
By bus
Autobus H2: Rotonda de Bellesguard, parada 1540
Autobus 196: Josep Maria Lladó-Bellesguard, parada 3191
Autobuses H2, 123, 196: Ronda de Dalt – Bellesguard, parada 0071
How to arrive at IMO from:
IMO Madrid
C/ Valle de Pinares Llanos, 3
28035 Madrid
Phone: (+34) 910 783 783
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Public transport
Metro Lacoma (líne 7)
Autobuses:
- Lines 49 & 64, stop “Senda del Infante”
- Line N21, stop “Metro Lacoma”
Timetables
Patient care:
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
IMO Andorra
Av. de les Nacions Unides, 17
AD700 Escaldes-Engordany, Andorra
Phone: (+376) 688 55 44
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IMO Manresa
C/ Carrasco i Formiguera, 33 (Baixos)
08242 – Manresa
Tel: (+34) 938 749 160
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Public transport
FGC. Line R5 & R50 direction Manresa. Station/Stop: Baixador de Manresa
Timetables
Monday to Friday, 08:30 A.M – 13:30 PM / 15:00 PM – 20:00 PM