Posterior Capsular Rupture Management
The Posterior Capsular Rupture Management Course, developed by Dr. Sergio Canabrava is the most modern course. It consists of 5 lectures, 5 e-books.
Lecture and e-Book 1: PCR initial management
Lecture and e-Book 2: PCR management without vitreous loss
Lecture and e-Book 3: Vitrectomy in PCR
Lecture and e-Book 4: Foldable IOL implant in PCR
Lecture and e-Book 5: Non Foldable IOL implant in PCR
We sincerely hope that the course will make a difference in your professional life.
Lectures
The course lectures are produced with the most modern teaching technology currently available in the world. All this technology converges with images, illustrations, graphic animations, surgical videos illustrating the main surgical techniques.
e-Books
Each lecture consists of 1 e-Book in text that summarizes the topics presented – they will be sent to you in e-Book format. In addition to a modern and objective text, the student will find:
- Exclusive illustrations
- Surgical images
- Summary of Dr. Sergio Canabrava conduct
Pricing Conditions
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I hope to see you on ESCRS this year doing hands on training
This was the most efficient course in ophthalmology I have ever taken part in! 👍❤️
Testimonials
Discover what participants from the Advanced course say about Dr. Sergio’s teachings and experience.
Testimonials
Discover what participants from the Advanced course say about Dr. Sergio’s teachings and experience.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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When accessed from the same computer, you will be able to watch it several times during the duration of the course.
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