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The Ophthalmology TImes Europe team is looking forward to meeting many readers and customers at the Congress and to bringing you coverage of the event and new developments emerging from it.

The Ophthalmology TImes Europe team is looking forward to meeting many readers and customers at the Congress and to bringing you coverage of the event and new developments emerging from it.Visitors to our stand who are not currently receiving our digital magazine Ophthalmology TImes Digest can come along and register their details - all we need is your email address and you can also pick up a free OTE memory stick too! There will be opportunity to talk to the editorial and advertising teams and let us know what you think of our latest range of products and also to let us know what you would like to read more about and how you would like to receive it. If you are interested in submitting an article for publication the editorial team will be pleased to discuss that with you too.See you in Berlin!

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