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Professor Oksana Vitovska at the DOG 2026 Congress in Berlin

Професор Оксана Вітовська виступає на конгресі DOG 2026 у Берліні

Being part of European ophthalmology means not only keeping up with change, but being directly involved in the professional dialogue that shapes the future of our specialty. Professor Oksana Vitovska, Medical Director and Scientific Consultant of Deutsche Augenklinik, took part in the congress of the German Ophthalmological Society, DOG 2026, in Berlin — one of […]

Professor Karl Golnik (USA) becomes International Medical Consultant to the German Eye Clinic

Професор Карл Голнік

The German Eye Clinic is starting a collaboration with one of the world’s best-known neuro-ophthalmologists — Professor Karl Golnik (Karl C. Golnik, MD, MEd, USA). He has become the clinic’s International Medical Consultant. About Professor Golnik Karl Golnik is a Professor in the Department of Neurology at Barrow Neurological Institute (Phoenix, USA) and Chair for […]

Training for our doctors on neuro-ophthalmology and visual evoked potentials

Лекція з нейроофтальмології для лікарів Німецької очної клініки

At the German Eye Clinic we held training for our doctors, dedicated to one of the most demanding areas of modern ophthalmology — neuro-ophthalmology and the method of visual evoked potentials (VEP). Why this matters for patients Neuro-ophthalmology sits at the crossroads of ophthalmology, neurology and neurosurgery. Its core idea is critically simple: visual symptoms […]

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