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Roberto Zaldivar


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Roberto Zaldívar is an Argentine doctor who is one of the foremost ophthalmologists and refracting surgeons in the world. He is credited for several breakthroughs in the use of lasers to correct visual impairments. His latest breakthrough is a new technique called bioptics, a term he introduced. He practices medicine out of his own Instituto Zaldivar, located in the Argentine city of Mendoza.

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Prizes, awards and special mentions


  • Winner of the Research to Prevent Blindness Scholarship, New York 1983.
  • Storz - 1st Prize for Video, II Video Festival of SBIIO, "Three years of Experience with Anterior Chamber Implants for the Correction of the High Myopia" Brazil 1992.
  • Recognition Award of the American Medical Association. Advanced Anterior Segment Meeting - The Barnet Dulaney Eye Foundation. Aspen 1996.
  • Lans Lecture Award, International Society of Refractive Surgery - first non U.S. resident specialist to receive this prestigious award. 1998
  • Achievement Award, for many years of distinguished service in the programs of this society, American Academy of Ophthalmology, 1999.
  • Epstein Lecture Award, first Hispanic ophthalmologist to be distinguished with this award, South African Society of Ophthalmology, 1999.
  • Certificate of Appreciation, Specialty Information Team-Refractive Management, American Academy of Ophthalmology, 2003-2004.
  • International Council Representative for Argentina, International Society of Refractive Surgery of the American Academy of Ophthalmology. 2003-2004.
  • 1st Place Video Award in Scientific Contents: "Three year experience in Anterior Chamber Implants for High Myopia Correction. Where are we now? Annual Training Course of the Argentinean Society of Ophthalmology. 1992
  • The Honorable Chamber of Representatives distinguishes Dr. Roberto Zaldivar for his Lans Lecture Award for being the first non U.S. resident to receive the award. 1999.
  • Man of the Year, mention on his scientific, entrepreneur and humanitarian background. 1999.
  • FUNDECE Award, recognition for his entrepreneur background, because of his excellence and permanent contribution. 2001.
  • The Honorable Chamber of Representatives recognizes Dr. Roberto Zaldivar for his humanitarian and constant work for his people as vice president for the Zaldivar Foundation. 2004
  • The Honorable Chamber of Senators for the Nation Recognizes Dr. Roberto Zaldivar with the Mention of Honor: Domingo Faustino Sarmiento as an important enterpriser for his country in improving the life of his fellow citizens, institutions and community.
  • Current affiliations


  • Former President of the Board of Congreso University, Mendoza, Argentina
  • Scientific Director for Zaldivar Institute, Mendoza, Argentina
  • Member of the Ocular Surgery News International Editorial Board
  • Scientific Consultant for Nidek International Co., Japan
  • Scientific Consultant for STAAR Surgical Company, U.S.
  • Former Scientific Consultant for C & C Vision, U.S.
  • Former Scientific Consultant for Bausch & Lomb, U.S.
  • Founder and Former President of the Argentinean Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery
  • Member of the ISRS-AAO
  • Former Member of the American Board of Eye Surgeons
  • Member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology
  • Member of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery
  • Member of the International Club of Refractive Surgery
  • Member of the International Intra-Ocular Implant Club
  • Member of the New York Academy of Science
  • Member of the Pan American Association of Ophthalmology
  • Former Member of the SIT Team, Academy´s Special Information Team
  • Member of the Refractive Society International Group-International Society of Refractive Surgery

  • References

    Roberto Zaldívar Wikipedia