Glaucoma (subespecialização)

Programme overview

What the official source supports

• 1 year, optional second year for minimally invasive techniques

The Hospital Oftalmológico de Sorocaba (HOS) is the hospital unit of BOS (Banco de Olhos de Sorocaba), a philanthropic nonprofit eye bank and eye-care institution in Sorocaba, São Paulo state, Brazil; it opened in 1995 as a hospital dedicated exclusively to eye care. source ↗

At a glance

Programme details

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Evidence

Sources

• Official programme source ↗bos.org.br · checked 2026-10-28

In brief

About this fellowship

Glaucoma (subespecialização) is a glaucoma fellowship listed at Hospital Oftalmológico de Sorocaba (BOS) in Sorocaba, Brazil. The source states a training length of 1 year.

Glaucoma fellowships train clinicians to diagnose and manage open-angle, angle-closure, paediatric and secondary glaucoma.

Questions to ask before you apply

• Ask how exposure is divided between adult and pediatric disease, laser treatment and the procedures described in the curriculum.
• Distinguish the number of fellows training concurrently from the number of new positions each year.
• Check citizenship, licensure and visa conditions individually; these can differ even between programmes in the same country.

These are editorial prompts for comparing programmes, not requirements set by this institution.

More at Hospital Oftalmológico de Sorocaba (BOS)

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• Oculoplastics & Orbit Fellowship — Oculoplastics & Orbit, 2 years
• Retina e Vítreo (subespecialização) — Retina & Vitreous, 3 years

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