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Dr. Miho Sato
Dr. Miho Sato is a professor of the Department of
Ophthalmology, Hamamatsu university school of medicine.
She is well trained in pediatric ophthalmology and
strabismus. She has completed postdoctoral course of
ophthalmology with Professor Shinobu Awaya (1988-1992),
and international fellowship program in pediatric
ophthalmology and adult strabismus at Indiana University
with Dr. Eugene M Helveston (1993-1995).
Dr. Sato actively contributes to children’s eye care in
Japan and internationally. She was a council member of
International Strabismus Association. Currently, she
serves as a vice president of the Asia-Pacific
Strabismus and Pediatric Ophthalmology Society (APSPOS);
a president of the Japanese Association for Strabismus
and amblyopia; a council member of the International
Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus council; a
council member of the Japanese Pediatric Ophthalmology
Society; and a council member of Japanese Society of
Ophthalmology. She hosted the XIIth International
Strabismus Society meeting in Kyoto in 2014.
She has authored more than 40 publications and 4 book
chapters and co-authored 1 book. She is the principal
investigator in research grants of more than 6 million
Yen. She has delivered more than 100 presentations and
gave invited lectures at international conferences. She
also serves as an editor for Japanese Journal of
Ophthalmology and served as an editor of Journal of
AAPOS and is a reviewer of 10 international journals.
She received awarded lectures, the Knapp lecture (AAPOS
2019) and Japanese Society of Ophthalmology Special
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