It is with profound sadness that we learn of the sudden passing of Professor Ramin Tadayoni, a distinguished leader in the field of ophthalmology and a dear friend to many. A visionary in retinal research and the President of the European Society of Retina Specialists (EURETINA), Professor Tadayoni served as head of the ophthalmology departments at Fondation Adolphe de Rothschild, and Lariboisière Hospital, and was a Professor at the University of Paris. His contribution to our industry and his dedication to his field were truly remarkable. He had great plans for the future, including the recent inauguration of the Institut Français de la Myopie, aiming to enhance specialized care and spearhead clinical research in myopia. At Optos, we had the honor of collaborating with him and he contributed to our educational webinars and lectures over the years. Described as a mentor and a compassionate individual, his warmth and kindness touched the lives of everyone he met - from patients to peers and students. Known for his humility and commitment to education, his legacy will continue to inspire and influence generations to come. We extend our deepest condolences to his family and all who had the privilege of knowing him. In the coming months, we will celebrate and reflect on his remarkable impact. For now, we grieve the loss of a true pioneer in ophthalmology, whose vision and dedication profoundly enriched our community.
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