The “International Conference on Ophthalmology & Vision Research” are scheduled to be held on June 21-22, 2023 in Rome, Italy as HYBRID conference. The theme of the conference is focusing on “Visualizing the Global Advancements in Ophthalmology”.
Ophthalmology is a specialized branch of medicine that focuses on the health of the eye. Includes anatomy, physiology and diseases that can affect the eye. Historically, ophthalmology included all aspects of visual function, both in health and disease.

Track 1: Glaucoma
Glaucoma Several eye diseases, including glaucoma, can harm the nerves optics, which is crucial for maintaining long-term vision. The extremely high pressure in your eye frequently results in this injury. We can shield our eyes from serious vision loss with early therapy. One of the main causes of blindness in adults over sixty is glaucoma.
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Track 2: Ophthalmology Disorders
Numerous eye illnesses have no early warning signs. They are also painless, and until the condition has progressed significantly, you might not notice any changes in your vision. Regular expert eye exams are the greatest approach to safeguard your vision. Of course, in between exams, if you detect a change in your vision or believe your eye may have been hurt in any way, call your eye doctor right once.
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Track 3: Eye Surgery
Eye surgery, sometimes known as ocular surgery, is surgery performed on the eye or a component of it, typically by a fellow oculist. To prevent or lessen any damage, the eye must be treated with particular caution before, during, and after surgery. The right surgical treatment must be chosen for the patient, and essential safety measures must be taken, according to an expert eye surgeon.
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Track 4: Juvenile Ophthalmology
A branch of ophthalmology known as juvenile ophthalmology focuses on children's vision problems, visual growth, and eye illnesses. Juvenile ophthalmologists are experts in disorders that affect the sensory system and the development of the visual system in children. Juvenile ophthalmologists are skilled at treating numerous childhood ocular problems.
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Track 5: Eye Lens and Refractive Errors
The second part of the eye, after the cornea, is the lens, which helps focus light and images on your retina. The lens adjusts the shape of the eye's lens to change the focal distance, allowing the eye to focus on objects at various distances and produce a sharp real image of an object of interest on the retina.
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Track 6: Eye Allergies and Infections
Eye allergies are a response to allergens that enter your eyes from the inside and outside. Eye allergies, often known as "allergic conjunctivitis," are frequent illness that affects the eyes. The conjunctiva is the tissue that borders the outside of the eyeball and the inside of the eyelid. Your eyelid and eyeball remain moist thanks to this tissue. When this tissue swells up, allergic conjunctivitis develops.
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Track 7: Neuro-Ophthalmology
The academic discipline of neuro-ophthalmology combines the fields of neurology and medicine and typically treats severe general disorders that present in the visual system. The Neuro-Ophthalmology Service manages conditions such as optic redness, anaemia optic pathology, brain tumors affecting the optic nerves or other body parts, strokes that result in visual loss or impairment, transient monocular blindness, hemicranias with visible symptoms, disease of the neuromuscular junction, disseminated multiple sclerosis, mitochondrial illness, a degenerative condition that affects the attention, and unexplained vision loss.
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Track 8: Cataracts
A cataract may be the vaporization of the eye's lens, which impairs vision. The majority of cataracts are age-related. Cataracts, or the clouding of the eye's lens, can be brought on by old age, a birth defect, an injury, or other conditions. A cataract is a chronic eye disease in which the normally clear lens of the eye becomes hazy or opaque, impairing vision.
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Track 9: Latest Eye Research
Despite the fact that vision difficulties may appear unavoidable, current developments may point the way to a clearer future. Vision is a crucial sense; however, there are 150 million people who have severe vision impairment and 50 million people who are blind worldwide. The majority of human eye illnesses are hereditary in origin, however, injury and infection can result in damage.
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Track 10: Ocular Microbiology and Immunology
One of the most prevalent types of sickness worldwide is an infection of the exterior parts of the brain. In addition, while being highly impenetrable to microbes, the eye's micro biome can get infected as a result of trauma, surgery, or systemic illness. In this article, the main eye diseases caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi, and protozoa are reviewed along with their general biology.
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Track 11: Optometry and vision Science
Optometry and vision Science, eye, vision, and vision science have all advanced recently thanks to science. Optometry is a medical specialty that involves not only diagnosing and treating eye diseases but also checking for faults or anomalies in the eyes and related visual systems. Optometry has always been primarily concerned with using spectacles to treat refractive errors.
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Track 12: Cornea Disorders and Treatment
A disorder known as corneal dystrophy occurs when the cornea develops a build-up of material that causes the cornea to become cloudy, causing one or more areas to lose their typical clarity. These ailments: are commonly inherited. Both of the eyes Your vision will be affected by the scars left behind if your membrane is ruptured as a result of an illness, infection, or related accident.
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Track 13: Ophthalmic drug delivery
90% of the currently available ophthalmic formulations are available in the traditional dose form of eye drops. It seems that there is a growing trend in ophthalmic drug delivery system research to combine several drug delivery technologies. Today's pharmaceutical chemists and formulation experts face a significant challenge: ocular medication delivery.
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Track 14: Removal of an Eye, Artificial Eyes
Enucleating is the most popular surgery used to remove an eye that has been seriously injured or diseased. The person receiving the enucleating operation is often equipped with a specialized prosthetic eye after the afflicted eye is surgically removed (also called an artificial eye, "glass eye" or ocular prosthesis). In general, it is preferable to avoid surgery if at all feasible. Painted contact lenses or shells are worn over a blind eye can frequently pass for real eyes.
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Track 15: Retinal Disorders
This crucial tissue is impacted by a retinal disorder or illness, which in turn impacts vision to the point of blindness. Floaters, degeneration, diabetes, vision impairment, and inflammation pigments are among the common retinal disorders. It's possible that the membrane is a layer of tissue at the back of your eye that detects light and transmits images to your brain. The macula is located in the middle of this nerve tissue.
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Track 16: Dry Eye
Dry eyes are a common and frequently persistent issue. Insufficient tears are to blame for the dry eyes. A condition known as dry eye occurs when there aren't enough good tears to lubricate and feed the eye. Clear vision is made possible by tears, which are essential for maintaining the health of the front surface of the eye. A complex mixture of water, fatty acids, and mucus make up our tears.
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Track 17: Smartphones, Eyestrain and Discomfort
The use of smartphones and pills is at an all-time high in Australia and around the world, and the accompanying headaches, eyestrain, dry eyes, and sore eyes are common. This review summarises the available literature and takes these symptoms into account in relation to an ocular surface or visual sense etiology. Additionally, laptop and PC-related eye issues affect everyone: according to a 2015 diagram for the fantasy Council, 65% of American Adults news individuals show indicators of modern eye strain.
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Track 18: Refractive Surgery
A technique for improving or changing vision is refractive surgery. By reshaping the cornea—the clear, rounded vault at the front of the eye—surgeons can modify or alter the eye's ability to focus. A focal point may be incorporated into many systems inside the eye. With LASIK, the cornea is reshaped using a laser, making it the most widely used type of refractive surgery.
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Track19: Cataract and Lens Surgery
Eyes are thought to have cataracts when their lens gets cloudy. As a result, perception deteriorates, making it particularly difficult to perceive fine details properly. Some people may only notice a slight change in their eyesight, but others may lose their vision suddenly.
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Track 20: Medical retina
The medical retina is an ophthalmology specialist that focuses on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of retinal diseases in the office setting. Among the ailments that can affect the retina are age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive retinopathy, vitreous floaters, retinal vascular disorders, retinal tears, and a few different types of retinal detachments.
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Importance & Scope:
The market for ophthalmic drugs was estimated to be worth USD 33.5 billion in 2021, and it is projected to rise at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.7% from 2022 to 2030. The expanding research and development activities to develop and release novel ophthalmic drugs, as well as a number of strategic initiatives predicted by the leading companies, are expected to raise demand. In addition, unmet demands in ophthalmology are anticipated to drive growth in the market for ophthalmic drugs. According to the World Health Organization's October 2021 report on blindness and vision impairment, about 2.2 billion people are anticipated to have distant or near visual impairment disorders, and of these, at least half, or 1 billion occurrences, can be averted with the help of effective treatment. The main cause of blindness and vision impairment is advanced age. Due to this high incidence, the financial burden on the governments is rising. For example, it is estimated that myopia-related vision impairment will cost USD 244 billion. Because eye-related illnesses are more common, it is predicted that the market for ophthalmic medications would experience a rise.

Market Report of Ophthalmology:
The Express Wire, November 14, 2022 - The "Ophthalmology Therapeutics Market" research analyses the complete market's production and supply chain and offers data according to various stages. In contrast, sales-based information about the Ophthalmology Therapeutics Market—used in various fields, sold in various regions, and sold by various companies—such as sales volume, sales price, cost, sales revenue, and profit margin—is included in this study.

Between 2017 and 2022, the market for ophthalmology therapeutics increased from USD million to USD million. This market is anticipated to reach a million USD in 2029 thanks to a CAGR. The research focuses on the market size, segment size (primarily including product type, application, and geography), competitive environment, current situation, and development trends for ophthalmology therapeutics. The research also offers business methods to help them deal with COVID-19 dangers.
The product's performance will be further optimized by technological innovation and progress, opening up a larger range of downstream market applications. Furthermore, in order to fully understand the Ophthalmology Therapeutics market, it is important for us to include consumer preference analysis, market dynamics (drivers, restraints, opportunities), new product introduction, the influence of COVID-19, regional disputes, and carbon neutrality.

Application Insights
In 2021, the knee ophthalmology devices category held the biggest market share with over 28.2%. Due to the increasing number of knee surgeries, this market is expected to continue to lead from 2022 to 2030. However, high expenses and extended follow-up times are two significant barriers to segment expansion. Furthermore, the approval of class III medical equipment is being slowed down by strict regulatory requirements.
Ophthalmology Disposable Market Analysis and Size
The recent "2022 Single-Use Ophthalmic Surgical Products Market Report" analyses the modest sales growth from the previous year, which was constrained by COVID-19's lingering impacts and staffing issues at surgical facilities. In spite of increasing worries about surgical product waste, the research examines the continuous growth of disposable goods. Our study explores the fall of cross-merchandising over the past few years as well as the significance of cross-merchandising methods used to promote various single-use instrument product lines.
The research also explores the growing trend of the leading reusable instrument businesses introducing disposables, which has helped increase the disposable instrument market, and describes the presence and selling strategies of market participants in the top 30 nations.

Major Ophthalmology Associations in Europe
San Raffaele Hospital, Rome, Italy
European Istituto Clinico Sant`Ambrogio Research Society, Rome, Italy
European Ospedale San Carlo di Nancy, Rome, Italy
European eye Society, Rome, Italy
European La Madonnina Clinic Society, Rome, Italy
European Society for Surgery of Oculistico, Rome, Italy
European Retina Society, Rome, Italy
European Conjunctivitis Infection Society, Rome, Italy
Ophthalmology Associated Hospitals in Italy, Rome, Italy

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EXPERT LEVEL (SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AWARD)
The International Conference on Ophthalmology & Vision Research, which is planned to take place in Rome, Italy on June 21–22, 2023, is hosting the Young Scientist Awards, according to Meetings International. Visualizing the Global Advances in Ophthalmology is the main goal of this Ophthalmology 2023. Participants in the Ophthalmic Research Meeting and forthcoming conferences will be recognized with excellent Young Scientist Awards for their important contributions to the medical science community. Young researchers will have a great chance to advance their careers through the Young Scientist Award by networking with professionals and sharing their experiences at international conferences.

Benefits:
The Young Scientist Feature is a platform to promote young researchers in their respective area by giving them a chance to present their achievements and future perspectives
Acknowledgement as YRF Awardee
Promotion on the conference website, Young Scientist Awards and certificates
Link on the conference website
Recognition on Meetings Int. Award Page
Chances to coordinate with partners around the world
Research work can be published in the relevant journal without any publication fee

 Criteria:
All presented abstracts will automatically be considered for the Award
All the presentation will be evaluated in the conference venue
All the awards will be selected by the judges of the award category
The winners of the Young Scientist Award will receive award certificate
The awards will be assessed as far as plan and format, intelligence, argumentation and  approach, familiarity with past work, engaging quality, message and primary
concerns, parity of content visuals, and by and large impression

 Guidelines:
All submissions must be in English
The topic must fit into scientific sessions of the conference
Each individual participant is allowed to submit maximum 2 papers
Abstract must be submitted online as per the given abstract template
Abstracts must be written in Times New Roman and font size will be 12
Abstract must contain title, name, affiliation, country, speaker’s biography, recent photograph, image and reference

Conditions of Acceptance:
To receive the award, the awardee must submit the presentation for which the award is given, for publication at the website, along with author permission. Failure to submit the PPT and permission within the designated timeframe will result in forfeiture of award.

Award Announcements:
Official announcement of the recipients will occur after the completion of Ophthalmology 2023.