Chairs Nicole Eter (Euretina President) and Christiana Dinah (UK), alongside speakers Ciku Mathenge (Rwanda), Dennis Sibanda (Zimbabwe) and Ogugua Okonkwo (Nigeria), explore innovations and challenges in retinal care through expert perspectives from Africa.

From AI-assisted diabetic retinopathy assessment to evolving vitreoretinal surgery, discover how expertise and experience from Rwanda, Zimbabwe and Nigeria can offer valuable lessons for Western healthcare systems, helping to improve access, efficiency and patient care.

17:00 CET – Welcome and Introduction – Nicole Eter (Germany) & Christiana Dinah (UK)
17:05 CET – Impact of Artificial Intelligence Assessment of Diabetic Retinopathy on Referral Service Uptake in a Low Resource Setting – Ciku Mathenge (Rwanda)
17:20 CET – Evolution of Vitreoretinal Surgery in Nigeria: Changing Case Mix, Surgical Complexity and Real World Clinical Outcomes From a Tertiary Referral Centre – Ogugua Okonkwo (Nigeria)
17:35 CET – Indications of Pars Plana Vitrectomy in a Low Income Country – Dennis Sibanda (Zimbabwe)
17:50 CET – Q&A and Discussion – All Faculty
18:00 CET – End of Webinar

Members can continue the discussion in the Euretina Forum.

This recording is publicly available until 25th November.