IPOSC

09/02/2026

Dr. Vincent Paris on torsion - one of the trickiest topics in strabismus.

Why does it matter? Because untreated torsion leads to persistent diplopia, compensatory head postures, and poor surgical outcomes.

If you’ve ever struggled with cyclovertical strabismus, this one’s for you.

🎥 Watch now.

08/31/2026

08/28/2026

🌍 Global research in pediatric ophthalmology is NO longer a dream.

Dr. Eedy Mezer, Chair of the Education and Training Committee, shares how IPOSC is turning local ideas into global impact.

With over 90 member associations from around the world, IPOSC has a unique superpower: the ability to collect real-world data across continents, cultures, and healthcare systems.

This isn’t just about numbers. It’s about children everywhere getting better care because we finally have answers that work for everyone.

We’re building a network where your idea - no matter where you are - can become a multi-center study with results that truly matter.

Have a research idea?
📩 DM us and share your idea - maybe it can become a global research opportunity 🌍💙

08/21/2026

🌟Dr. Giovanni Batista Macron uses MRI for strabismus surgery.

Why? Because usual test doesn’t show everything.

MRI reveals muscle anomalies, pulley issues, and hidden anatomy.

🎥 Better imaging = better outcomes.

08/17/2026

International Pediatric Eyecare Training (IPET) is changing lives in Africa 🌍👁️

Launched in 2022 - training orthoptists in The Gambia where they’re needed most.

🇬🇲 Volunteer instructors from North America & Europe
✅ 1st class graduated 2023, completed internships 2024
✅ 5 classes graduated so far

Graduates become instructors - sustainable model that keeps growing.

Vice Chairman of IPET Committee Cindy Pritchard in this video about how IPET proves that education is the answer.

08/03/2026

🌟Dr. Vincent Paris about excyclotorsion and incyclotorsion.

These are the rotational components that often get overlooked in strabismus workups. But they matter. A lot.

Excyclotorsion — outward rotation of the eye
Incyclotorsion — inward rotation of the eye

🎥 This is part 3 of our reels with Dr. Paris.

Strabismus Ophthalmology

08/01/2026

🌟Dr. Vincent Paris today is talking A and V patterns.

Dr. Paris about two classic strabismus patterns that every ophthalmologist needs to master.

A-pattern — convergence in upgaze, divergence in downgaze.
V-pattern — divergence in upgaze, convergence in downgaze.

Simple in theory. Tricky in practice.

🎥 This is part of our ongoing reels with Dr. Paris - more deep dives coming your way.

SurgicalPlanning

07/28/2026

🌟Dr. Vincent Paris is breaking down torsion — and we’re only scratching the surface.

In a series of upcoming videos, Dr. Paris will walk us through the tip of the iceberg when it comes to ocular torsion — one of the most complex and often overlooked aspects of strabismus and orbital pathology.

This is just the beginning. The full picture goes much deeper.

🎥 Stay tuned! Videos dropping soon. Keep an eye on our feed.

07/26/2026

🌟Dr. Faruk Orge on why online ophthalmic education is no longer optional.

The tools are here. High-quality platforms thanks to work with AAO and Knights Templar Eye Foundation offer ophthalmological simulators - all accessible from anywhere in the world.

Whether you are in training (medical student, resident, registrar, etc) or a practicing eye care specialist you can refine your skills anywhere anytime!

Use them to learn, rewatch, and practice until it sticks.

07/23/2026

Dr. Miho Sato tackles the tricky DVD syndrome 🧠👁️

Dissociated Vertical Deviation - one of the most puzzling strabismus conditions.

DVD defies Herring’s Law, diagnosis is challenging, management even more so.

Dr. Sato will break down the latest theories, diagnostic pitfalls, and surgical strategies.