Refractive Surgery and Vision Correction examines contemporary methods for improving visual acuity and reducing dependence on corrective eyewear. The session includes laser-based procedures, lens-based correction, patient selection, diagnostic planning, treatment optimization, complication management, and new technologies shaping personalized refractive care.
Abstract Scope and Participation
Research involving refractive procedures, laser technologies, phakic lenses, surgical planning, corneal assessment, visual outcomes, complications, and innovative vision-correction strategies is welcomed. Ophthalmologists, refractive surgeons, optometrists, researchers, engineers, and technology developers may contribute clinical, experimental, and technology-focused work.







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