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ESCRS AMSTERDAM: IC60 - How to improve cataract outcomes with microincisional cataract surgery (MICS)

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* 2. Professional Situation:

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Ophthalmologist

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* 3. Did you attend the full course?

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If not, why did you leave?

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* 4. What was your main reason for choosing this course?

Preparation for the EBOD

Content not available in my training centre

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* 5. How useful would you rate this course?

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* 6. Did all listed faculty members attend this course?

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* 7. Was this course free from bias?

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* 8. Do you have any suggestions to improve the didactic aspect of this course:

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* 9. Do you have any suggestions to improve the presentations in this course:

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* 10. Please list other courses you would like EBO to organise:

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* 11. How would you rate the presentation of each faculty member?

	Course content	Quality of illustrations	Presentation	Expertise
1. J. Alió: Fundamentals and key factors in using microincisions in cataract surgery. How to perform a successful MICS transition in your current surgical practice. Femtosecond assisted MICS	1. J. Alió: Fundamentals and key factors in using microincisions in cataract surgery. How to perform a successful MICS transition in your current surgical practice. Femtosecond assisted MICS Course content menu	1. J. Alió: Fundamentals and key factors in using microincisions in cataract surgery. How to perform a successful MICS transition in your current surgical practice. Femtosecond assisted MICS Quality of illustrations menu	1. J. Alió: Fundamentals and key factors in using microincisions in cataract surgery. How to perform a successful MICS transition in your current surgical practice. Femtosecond assisted MICS Presentation menu	1. J. Alió: Fundamentals and key factors in using microincisions in cataract surgery. How to perform a successful MICS transition in your current surgical practice. Femtosecond assisted MICS Expertise menu
2. R. Bellucci: Fluidics in MICS	2. R. Bellucci: Fluidics in MICS Course content menu	2. R. Bellucci: Fluidics in MICS Quality of illustrations menu	2. R. Bellucci: Fluidics in MICS Presentation menu	2. R. Bellucci: Fluidics in MICS Expertise menu
3. T. Amzallag: Power modulation in MICS: Implantation techniques for MICS IOLs	3. T. Amzallag: Power modulation in MICS: Implantation techniques for MICS IOLs Course content menu	3. T. Amzallag: Power modulation in MICS: Implantation techniques for MICS IOLs Quality of illustrations menu	3. T. Amzallag: Power modulation in MICS: Implantation techniques for MICS IOLs Presentation menu	3. T. Amzallag: Power modulation in MICS: Implantation techniques for MICS IOLs Expertise menu
4. B. Dick: MICS IOLs: How to choose the right one	4. B. Dick: MICS IOLs: How to choose the right one Course content menu	4. B. Dick: MICS IOLs: How to choose the right one Quality of illustrations menu	4. B. Dick: MICS IOLs: How to choose the right one Presentation menu	4. B. Dick: MICS IOLs: How to choose the right one Expertise menu
5. R. Bellucci: Why MICS is better: Pearls of the surgical technique	5. R. Bellucci: Why MICS is better: Pearls of the surgical technique Course content menu	5. R. Bellucci: Why MICS is better: Pearls of the surgical technique Quality of illustrations menu	5. R. Bellucci: Why MICS is better: Pearls of the surgical technique Presentation menu	5. R. Bellucci: Why MICS is better: Pearls of the surgical technique Expertise menu
6. A. Agarwal: MICS in complicated cases and at the limits: (sub 1mm MICS)	6. A. Agarwal: MICS in complicated cases and at the limits: (sub 1mm MICS) Course content menu	6. A. Agarwal: MICS in complicated cases and at the limits: (sub 1mm MICS) Quality of illustrations menu	6. A. Agarwal: MICS in complicated cases and at the limits: (sub 1mm MICS) Presentation menu	6. A. Agarwal: MICS in complicated cases and at the limits: (sub 1mm MICS) Expertise menu