MIGS Training Courses
APGS-MIGS Interest group launched its inaugural wetlab during APAO 2019.
Find out more here.
The Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Society (APGS) was established to facilitate contact between glaucoma specialists in the region, to encourage collaborative research and service projects, to increase the opportunities for exchange of skills and knowledge in this rapidly advancing field, and to assist our comprehensive ophthalmological colleagues and other eye care workers (whether medically trained or not) to be up to date with advances in all aspects of glaucoma diagnosis and management. Glaucoma is the cause of considerable blindness in Asia, and is associated with specific problems in this region: the epidemiology and natural history of this disease differs from that in developed countries elsewhere. In addition, people suffering from Glaucoma in Asia, may have different therapeutic outcomes from their western counterparts.
The Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Society webinar series
APGS WEBINAR SERIES
Upcoming Masterclass
MIGS and Micropulse: Truths and Myths
Saturday 14 May 2022
6:00 pm GMT+8 Singapore time
Speaker: Dr. Colin Clement
Sydney, Australia
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Previous Webinars and Masterclasses
Imaging in Primary Angle Closure Disease
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Modern glaucoma screening and treatment
This APGS Webinar is proudly sponsored by Nidek
New surgical techniques in glaucoma
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All APGS members can access the third edition of APGG online. Click here to find out more.
Three prestigious awards were presented at the 2018 APGC. Congratulations to Prof Ningli Wang, Sir Peng Tee Khaw and Dr Hiroshi Murata.
APGS-MIGS Interest group launches its inaugural wetlab during APAO 2019. Find out more here.
The 5th Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Congress
The 5th Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Congress provided a platform for Glaucoma specialists from around the world to still be able to connect, collaborate, share experiences and knowledge amidst an evolving global crisis. We are pleased to advise that the presentations at APGC 2021 will be available on-demand for 12 months for APGS members post-congress. You will be able to access the content via the virtual platform.
We look forward to welcoming you back to a face-to-face APGC 2022 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Click here to view APGC2021 Closing.