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Webinar Schedule

Live Stream: Sat - 17 April 2021 14:00 S2: WWW 16 - Retinoblastoma

Tune in for our Retinoblastoma webinar for what is sure to be a fascinating session! Arun Singh and Jesse Berry will act as moderators for this important subject, make sure to tune in for all the latest updates.

Live Stream: Sat - 24 April 2021 14:00 S2: WWW 17 - Global Grand Rounds

Tune in for our 5th Global Grand Rounds webinar, this is sure to be a very interesting discussion! Muhammad Younis and Kateryna Fedchuk will moderate the panel as they explore two cases, one strabismus and one non-strabismus.

Live Stream: Sat - 01 May 2021 14:00 S2: WWW 18 - Nystagmus

Join us for our Nystagmus webinar, moderated by Richard Hertle, this is sure to be a must see episode with an expert panel!

Webinar Archive

Date & Time	Title	Topic	Link	Expert’s Answers
Sat - 25 April 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 1	Strabismus	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 02 May 2020 14:00	S1: WWW2	Strabismus Surgical Techniques	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 09 May 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 3	Brown Syndrome: My Way	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 16 May 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 4	Duane Syndrome: The Hidden Secrets	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 23 May 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 5	Superior Oblique Palsy: What, Where, When and Why	view archive	view expert answers
Sun - 24 May 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 6	Paediatric Ophthalmology, Strabismus and Tele-Ophthalmology Practice During Covid-19	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 30 May 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 7	Infantile Esotropia: The Great Debate	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 06 June 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 8	Paediatric Cataract: The Stuff We Don't Talk About	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 13 June 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 9	Cataracts in Infants & Toddlers	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 20 June 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 10	Retinopathy of Prematurity	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 27 June 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 11	Paediatric Neuro-Ophthalmology	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 04 July 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 12	Anterior Segment Genetics	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 11 July 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 13	Inherited Retinal Disease	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 18 July 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 14	Aniridia	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 25 July 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 15	Paediatric Glaucoma	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 01 August 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 16	Amblyopia: How and When	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 15 August 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 17	Myopia	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 29 August 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 18	Global Grand Rounds	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 05 September 2020 14:00	S1: WWW 19	Ten Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Pearls	view archive
Sat - 24 October 2020 14:00	S2: WWW 1	Global Grand Rounds	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 07 November 2020 14:00	S2: WWW 2	How to Teach Strabismus Surgeries	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 21 November 2020 14:00	S2: WWW 3	How to Teach Strabismus Re-Operations	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 05 December 2020 14:00	S2: WWW 4	Botulinum Toxin: When and How?	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 12 December 2020 14:00	S2: WWW 5	WSPOS Global Grand Rounds	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 09 January 2021 14:00	S2: WWW 6	Wide Field Imaging in Paediatric Ophthalmology	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 23 January 2021 14:00	S2: WWW 7	Ocular Surface Disease in Children	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 30 January 2021 14:00	S2: WWW 8	Early Onset Esotropia	view archive	view expert answers
Sat - 06 February 2021 14:00	S2: WWW 9	Uveitis	view archive	view expert answers
Fri - 19 February 2021 09:00	Special Webinar	Pediatric Ophthalmology In A Day	view archive
Sat - 20 February 2021 14:00	S2: WWW 10	Global Grand Rounds IV	view archive	view expert answers

Welcome to WSPOS

The World Society of Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (WSPOS) was established in 2008. WSPOS has a collegial ethos which allows the society to discuss important and controversial matters in the field of Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus.

WSPOS is an international society which recognises that the majority of eye care delivered to children all over the world come from adult ophthalmic surgeons who see children, as well as dedicated paediatric ophthalmologists.

WSPOS also notes that the expertise in paediatric ophthalmology is a global responsibility. For this reason we have been invited to participate in major ophthalmological meetings including ESCRS, ASCRS, AAO, WOC and SOE.

Under the guidance of its Executive and Scientific Bureaus, the society gives adult ophthalmic surgeons who are taking the time to look after children the opportunity to discuss their expertise and their problems with paediatric ophthalmologists.

In turn, paediatric ophthalmologists can learn from their adult counterparts about new techniques and procedures.

The world of Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus is constantly changing and our challenge is to ensure that our members are informed of the latest developments and innovations.

We also recognise that collaboration and communication are essential for the development of the society and our congresses and sub-specialty days allow us to network with key opinion leaders in all areas of ophthalmology.