Surgical video competition launch

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OTEurope and Carl Zeiss Meditec will be launching a competition at the beginning of this month to find the best surgical BLUEMIXS180 video.

OTEurope and Carl Zeiss Meditec will be launching a competition at the beginning of this month to find the best surgical BLUEMIXS180 video. The competition will be running until the end of July and the winners will be announced at this year's ESCRS Meeting in Vienna, Austria.

To enter the competition all you need to do is sign-up to our community site to be launched next week and then upload your video(s) demonstrating your surgical experiences with Carl Zeiss' BLUEMIXS 180 injector for preloaded MICS IOLs. A judging panel will then decide the best video in three categories, best overall video, best educational video and most entertaining video, and the winners will receive a Zeiss Cinemizer and an iPod Touch.

Joining is free and you will have the opportunity to rate and comment on videos hosted on the site and learn about your peers' experience. If you would like more information on this exciting offer feel free to visit the community site next week or contact us at OTEurope. Good luck!

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