She is currently working as a medical director and an ophthalmologist at kaskaloglu Eye Hospital. She has 14 years of experience in Ophthalmology, and she is one of the most active users of femtosecond laser systems, multifocal intraocular lenses and excimer laser surgery in Turkey, she Performed more than 20.000 intraocular lens surgeries and 10.000 corneal refractive surgeries and she Participated in ‘’Video Cataratta Refrattiva International Live Surgery’’ as a surgeon (2015) and also participated in the multicentric ESCRS FLACS Study in Europe. She was a panelist and invited a speaker in national and international meetings. Recently attended: Mart Sempozyumu, Adana. ‘’Femtosaniye Laser Yardımlı Katarakt Cerrahisi’’ (2016)

Femtosecond laser systems, Multifocal intraocular lenses and excimer laser, Cataract Surgery

Dr. Said Abdelkader Jamaleddin is a Syrian Ophthalmologist since 1985 currently working in Saudi Arabia; He finished his MD degree from Cairo medical university then a Syrian specialization degree and obtained the Syrian Board in Ophthalmology, also 1st part of FRCS. His clinical experience goes back to nearly 34 years which started in Syria by introducing many technologies, some of them, as the first ophthalmologist who worked on PHACO in Syria (1992) and fluorescein in angiography and laser and IOL in my home city Homs 1992. He worked as the Head of the Ophthalmology department in Homs County Hospital (Alwatany) and worked in many private and state-owned hospitals in Homs, Syria. He also made his fellowship and practice in Kentucky-USA 91/93. He developed a new surgical technique for the strabismus. He is an active member of the Syrian and Saudi Ophthalmology Society published many types of research and papers, the first in1993 was titled: “The first 70 cases of PHACO in Syria and its complications”. He was invited as a speaker in many international conferences some of them in Syria, Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon and Libya and many in KSA, Kuala lumper and Amsterdam and last one in MEACO-Jordan 2019.

Strabismus and DCR