Whether you're a general practice vet or a specialist in veterinary ophthalmology, this 45-minute session offers key takeaways on:
- When sulcus IOL placement is indicated (and when it isn't)
- Surgical techniques and clinical decision-making
- Outcomes, complications, and long-term considerations
- Advances in ocular surgery and the future of IOL fixation in pets About the Speakers
About the speakers:
Dr. Thierry Azoulay: Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology
A graduate of the National Veterinary School of Lyon (1988), Dr. Azoulay is a respected ophthalmologist practicing at AgoraVet in Strasbourg. He holds multiple human ophthalmology diplomas focused on the retina, OCT, and ocular surface disease. As an educator and prolific contributor to veterinary CPD, he lectures nationally and internationally and serves as Vice President of GEMO.
Dr. Virginie Fouque: Veterinary Ophthalmology Practitioner
Dr. Fouque graduated from ENVA (Alfort) in 2009 and transitioned from mixed practice to full-time ophthalmology. She holds the DE d'ophtalmologie and a DIU in ocular surface disease. Today, she runs an ophthalmology-only clinic near Orléans and actively contributes to GEMO and veterinary training programs.
