Narayana Nethralaya’s three-day symposium, “WHAT & HOW Does My Child See?” conducted between 18th-20th of April 2025 at Bangalore, India, brought together leading experts in pediatric vision care to discuss cutting-edge developments in Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI), Amblyopia, Binocular Vision, And Low Vision Rehabilitation. The event, accredited with CME credits by the Optometry Confederation of India (OCI), featured a rich blend of hands-on training, scientific sessions, and panel discussions.
On the 19th April 2025, Dr. Jameel Rizwana Hussaindeen, Associate Professor & Program Director, Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences, College of Health Sciences, Gulf Medical University, UAE, delivered two impactful presentations on:
- Amblyopia: Updates to Assessment and Management
- Binocular Vision Testing Made Easy
Her sessions also engaged in case-based discussions reinforcing the need for early detection, emphasizing clinical simplicity without compromising scientific rigor, resonating with clinicians and educators alike.
Symposium Highlights
- Cutting-edge Developments: The event discussed the latest developments in CVI, amblyopia, binocular vision, and low vision rehabilitation.
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration: The symposium fostered a dynamic confluence of science, practice, and advocacy, empowering professionals to better serve children with complex visual needs.
“The symposium was a resounding success, showcasing the latest advancements in pediatric vision care. Dr. Rizwana’s contributions highlighted the importance of early detection and effective management of complex visual needs in children. We’re proud of her participation and look forward to continued collaborations in advancing eye care,” said the Dean Dr. Praveen Kumar of the College of Health Sciences.
The “WHAT & HOW Does My Child See?” symposium proved to be a landmark event in pediatric vision care, promoting knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation in the field. Gulf Medical University’s Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences looks forward to future initiatives advancing eye care for children.