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A training course, marked by important encounters, to arrive at the full realisation that 'the most important rule in surgery is flexibility and the ability to adapt to the conditions that arise, after all it is like in life'.

[caption id="attachment_14768" align="alignright" width="169"] Dr. Marco Zagari[/caption] In this interview, Dr. Marco Zagari 'tells his story', reviewing the most important encounters that have marked his path......

Determination, passion and a specific focus are the essential elements to make your way in Ophthalmology, "an extraordinary branch".

The 'allologist' may have been fine in the past, but today it is essential to specialise in a specific branch of ophthalmology. Dr Francesco Cerbella, who...... explains this very effectively.

Dedicating oneself to the profession body and soul in order to discover the most beautiful job in the world.

The protagonist of our new interview is Dr Miguel Rechichi, who tells us about the importance of a well-structured and articulated training course and, above all, of opening up to the global scientific community.......

What does it mean today to be a woman and to want to become an ophthalmologist at all costs and then aim to specialise in such a difficult surgical branch as vitreo-retinal surgery?

A woman and vitreo-retinal surgeon, Dr. Manuela d'Aquino, a strong and determined personality that emerges from every statement she makes, tells us about the still difficult path she has to face a......

Amblyopia, known as 'lazy eye', is a very common neurodevelopmental defect and a cause of visual impairment, affecting between 1 and 3% of children worldwide.......

We open our interview series with a very interesting clinical case, brought to us by Dr Silvio Zagari, which we think will capture the interest of both ophthalmologist colleagues and the web audience.

Our column "I'll tell you a story... " is inaugurated with an interview with Dr Silvio Zagari, an ophthalmologist who has made the saying "The more I like doing something,......

A complex or unusual case that you managed to solve: tell our magazine about it.

"I'll tell you a story...", our new column conceived with ophthalmologists and for ophthalmologists. Ophthalmologists will be protagonists in the first person. "I'll tell you a story..." will involve professionals from......

Ocular syphilis is quite rare, but can have a serious impact on the visual apparatus and, above all, is extremely difficult to diagnose correctly.

Syphilis is an infection caused by the spirochete bacterium Treponema pallidum and can have severe ocular manifestations, which can involve all the structures of the eye, leading to interstitial keratitis, chorioretinitis, retinitis,......