Posters - ISGEO

#ISGEO2025 Posters

See below for the poster presentations for the conference (click the title to download poster)

Day 1: Sunday April 27th

Presenter	Title
Elanor Watts / Shalinder Sabherwal	Near Visual Acuity Measurements by Community Screeners using Digital (PeekNV) Testing versus Conventional Charts, India
Gopal Bhandari	Diagnostic Accuracy of the Spot Vision Screener in a Pediatric Ophthalmology Clinic in Nepal
Manisha Shrestha	Effectiveness of technology for screening children (3-8 years) in resource limited settings: a descriptive study
Dhivya Ramasamy	eHealth Readiness among patients in South India: Access, Proficiency, and Attitudes towards mobile-based tools
Prathibha Obed	The perspective of Ophthalmologists in India regarding Artificial Intelligence supported Diabetic Retinopathy screening by non-ophthalmologists
Senthilraj Rajendran	SERVIS: Transforming Rural Eye Care Through Geo-Enabled Technology and Data-Driven Insights
Ishira Nanavaty	Experiences of Teleophthalmology and Remote Imaging Services at Vision Centres of Southern India
Raba Thapa	Impact of combined live and cloud-based tele-ophthalmology system on referral patterns and disease identification at community eye centers in Nepal
Raba Thapa	Population Prevalence, Pattern and Associated Factors for Retinal Diseases at High Altitude in Nepal
Eli Pradhan	Clinical observations and outcomes of dengue-associated retinopathy at a tertiary hospital in Nepal
Debananda Padhy	Barriers to Referral uptake from Primary to Secondary Eye Care in the L V Prasad Eye Institute Network in South India
Sucheta Kulkarni	Real world outcomes of patients treated for wet age related macular degeneration in Pune, India
Stevens Bechange	Health Systems Analysis of Eye Care Services in Sierra Leone, 2010‒2024

Day 2: Monday April 28th

Presenter	Title
Udayakumar Balakrishnan	Factors Affecting Follow-Up Adherence of Glaucoma Patients
Sailesh Mishra	Equity in Eye Care Access: Sociodemographic Determinants of Referral Attendance in Nepal
Ranjan Shah	Barriers to cataract surgeries as perceived by cataract visually impaired & blind >50 years participants of Nepal survey for Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness.
Sandip Das Sanyam	Role of traditional healers in the management of microbial keratitis in eastern Nepal
Parikshit Gogate	Why do people remain cataract blind despite easily accessible and affordable quality service? Patient’s perspectives of barriers to cataract surgery in a four-year prospective study in Pune Slums
Vinoth Kumar Rajendran	Methods for a population-based Comprehensive Eye care Workload Assessment (CEWA) study in Southern India
Vinoth Kumar Rajendran	Impact and cost-benefit of community-based Vision Centers in treating eye injuries: A retrospective study across eight South Indian districts
Louisa Syrett & Jacqueline Ramke	Assessing Gender Equity in IAPB Members
Eli Pradhan	Clinical observations and outcomes of dengue-associated retinopathy at a tertiary hospital in Nepal
Gladys Fordjuor	Epidemiology, patterns and trends of road traffic accident in Ghana: an implication for organ donation
Sadhan Bhandari	Knowledge and practices in the diagnosis and treatment of corneal infections by Nepalese pharmaceutical shop workers

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