Department of Ophthalmology 1

courses

Investigating the pathology of macular diseases (such as macular hole, epiretinal membrane, and diabetic macular edema) and analyzing treatment efficacy using the latest equipment
Studying the pathology of submacular hemorrhage and developing more effective displacement techniques
Evaluating the outcomes of various anti-VEGF therapies and identifying prognostic factors to advance personalized treatment strategies for neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD)
Conducting comprehensive multimodal imaging analyses to better understand the pathology of nAMD
Exploring the mechanisms of melanin biosynthesis in retinal pigment epithelial cells to develop novel therapies for nAMD

Comparative studies of visual fields, inner retinal layer thickness, and retinal vascular structures in optic pathway disorders (from the optic chiasm onward)
Comparative analyses of pupillary light reflex, visual fields, inner retinal thickness, and retinal vascular structures in optic nerve diseases
Developing objective visual acuity testing methods for pediatric patients
Definitions of medical amblyopia and social/educational amblyopia, and an examination of their social impact

Evaluating surgical outcomes using cutting-edge techniques, including implants, for refractory glaucoma cases
Clarifying surgical indications for minimally invasive glaucoma surgery through comparisons of surgical outcomes, complication rates, and existing treatments
Establishing early diagnostic markers by longitudinally analyzing the relationship between changes in retinal nerve fiber layer and ganglion cell complex thickness and visual field sensitivity