For a long time, live surgery sessions have been an important part and distinctive feature of the scientific program of many major ophthalmology meetings worldwide.
They are generally well attended, with a high degree of appreciation by the audience, and offer to both the participants and the attendees a unique opportunity to enhance their surgical skills by learning new techniques and interacting with internationally renowned colleagues.
However, there are also complex issues involved in organizing and participating in live surgery events, and safety and ethical concerns have led some of the