Alta Especialidad en Microcirugía del Segmento Anterior del Ojo

Programme overview

What the official source supports

• UNAM-endorsed Posgrado de Alta Especialidad en Medicina
• Cataract/lens microsurgery incl. phaco and high-tech IOLs
• Full-time; applications received Sep-Oct

At a glance

Programme details

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Evidence

Sources

• Official programme source ↗imoiap.com.mx · checked 2026-10-30

In brief

About this fellowship

Alta Especialidad en Microcirugía del Segmento Anterior del Ojo is a refractive & cataract surgery fellowship listed at Instituto Mexicano de Oftalmología (IMO) in Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico. The source states a training length of 1 year.

Refractive and cataract surgery fellowships focus on surgery that corrects vision: laser vision correction, phakic and refractive lens options, advanced and complex cataract surgery including premium intraocular lenses, and the imaging used to select patients.

Questions to ask before you apply

• Check the specific surgical and diagnostic experience described by the host.
• Distinguish supervised clinical training from observation, a short course or a research attachment.
• Confirm training length, entry qualifications and any fees or financial support directly with the programme.

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