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4th Edition of

International Ophthalmology Conference

March 23-25, 2026 | Singapore

Infectious Eye Diseases

Infectious Eye Diseases

Addressing pathogens that compromise ocular health remains a critical component of global eye care. Infectious eye diseases span bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic origins, often with rapid onset and potential for lasting visual impairment. Early detection and tailored antimicrobial therapy are vital in cases such as herpetic keratitis, fungal endophthalmitis, and Acanthamoeba infections. Molecular diagnostics and culture techniques continue to improve identification of rare pathogens. In high-risk areas, public health initiatives focus on preventing trachoma and onchocerciasis through antibiotics and vector control programs. Immunocompromised individuals require vigilant monitoring, as opportunistic infections can progress swiftly. Cross-disciplinary collaboration with infectious disease specialists and microbiologists enhances treatment efficacy. Increasing antimicrobial resistance is pushing researchers to develop novel therapeutics and vaccines, ensuring this evolving threat remains manageable in clinical settings.

Committee Members
Speaker at International Ophthalmology Conference 2026 - Shadrokh Nabili

Shadrokh Nabili

University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom
Speaker at International Ophthalmology Conference 2026 - Anna Maria Bassi

Anna Maria Bassi

University of Genoa, Italy
Speaker at International Ophthalmology Conference 2026 - Tim Jackson

Tim Jackson

King’s College London, United Kingdom

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