Successful congress for EuCornea with excellent programme
Speaking at the Opening Ceremony of the 4th EuCornea Congress in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Dr José Güell said the success of EuCornea was due to the high calibre of the scientific programme.
“As president of EuCornea it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Amsterdam for the 4th EuCornea congress,” said Dr Güell. “I am pleased to announce that this looks set to be another successful congress with almost 660 ophthalmologists attending. “I would like to thank all the organisers and speakers for their invaluable role in creating such a high calibre scientific programme for the 4th Congress.”
Dr Güell said the congress promised to deliver an excellent programme with world leaders in the field of cornea and ocular surface disease speaking across 12 symposia, six courses and 12 free paper sessions.
“At a time when we all have to choose carefully which congresses we attend, offering delegates more than one meeting at the same time seems to be very valuable,” said Dr Güell.
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