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The 14th FRCS 3 course
Our dear colleagues,
Ophthalmology E_Learners Academy is honoured to invite you to our 14th FRCS 3 Interactive Online Course. Enjoy 18 sessions of endless exam-based discussions covering the whole exam stations. Our 14th course has something special for you. It is an organized structured exam-based revision.
A free Simulation Mock Exam session, exclusively for our registered members (We will explain the details during the course, only for our Registered Candidates)
Additional materials:
-Excellent Videos for examination techniques.
-Notes for critical but vague topics.
-Simplified and comprehensive videos for surgical techniques.
-The main sessions are as follows:
-Anterior Segment Station:
"The more I see, the more I see there is to see" Abdelsattar Farrag, FRCS, Royal Bolton Hospital, U.K.
Join us at 19:30 GMT, on:
- 29/09/2021, (Tuesday): Session 1, A practical manual for anterior segment cases.
- 01/10/2021, (Friday): Session 2, The most common scenarios that you must know.
- 05/10/2021, (Tuesday): Session 3, Tricky scenarios that you should know.
- 08/10/2021, (Friday): Session 4, Scenarios without definite diagnosis (We want to know your way of thinking).
Sameh Galal, MD, FRCS. Research institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us at 20:00 GMT on:
- 02/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 09/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 2, Emergency and General Medicine
- 16/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Nystagmus
- Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy" Ashraf Shaat MD, FRCS. Ain-Shams University, Egypt/Occuloplasty Fellow, Montreal University, Canada. And Omar Abdelghany, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us on,
- 10/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 1 Dr Omar
- 14/10/2021 (Thursday at 19:00 GMT): Session 2 Dr Ashraf
- 17/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 3 Dr Omar
- 19/10/2021 (Tuesday at 19:00 GMT): Session 4 Dr Ashraf
Nervine Meshad. Fellow at Bristol Eye Hospital, UK / Researcher at research institute of ophthslogy Egypt. PGCert in Genomic medicine, FRCS Glasg, Phd, MSc, BSc., UK.
Join us at 21:00 GMT on:
- 23/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 29/10/2021 (Friday): Session 2, Peads.
- 30/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Neuro-Ophthalmology
-Posterior-Segment Station:
"The easiest if well prepared" Mahmoud Rabie, FRCOphth, FRCS Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Wirral University Teaching Hospital, England.
Join us at 20:00 GMT on:
- 26/10/2021 (Tuesday): Session 1, it is all about Differential Diagnosis.
- 28/10/2021 (Thursday): Session 2, Macular lesions, Welcome!
- 01/11/2021 (Monday): Session 3, Get ready for the common scenarios.
- 02/11/2021 (Tuesday): Session 4, I am not a retinal surgeon, still an Ophthalmologist.

😀 I have Passed the FRCS 3 Online exam 😀

I recommend this course for anyone taking the frcs3 exam.
The exam needs proper preparation and most importantly practicing answering exam questions and being in a situation where you try to collect your thoughts quickly but also in an organised way.
This can be done easily if you prepare before each session of this course, interaction is a must.All the instructors were so cooperative , flexible and always willing to offer advice.

Rania Gad,
Assistant lecturer of Ophthalmology at Helwan University,
Egypt.

From Memory

The 13th FRCS 3 course, soon.....

First of all,
I would like to thank god and my family for their great support and also ophthalmology e-learners academy I have passed on my 2nd attempt online FRCS exam.
What I learnt was not knowledge only...it is the approach, describing Properly, be simplified, see the other eye, don't jump to conclusion, counselling, proper choice of words, step wise investigations, no jumping, importance of visual potential and expectations of patient. Without this course it's almost impossible to pass as I can't learn the concepts behind FRCS examination. In my practice, it has helped me to become a safe.

Mohamed Hafez,
Assistant Lecture of Kafrelshiek University,
Egypt.

Soon End of September 2021
The 14th FRCS 3 course
Our dear colleagues,
Ophthalmology E_Learners Academy is honoured to invite you to our 14th FRCS 3 Interactive Online Course. Enjoy 18 sessions of endless exam-based discussions covering the whole exam stations. Our 14th course has something special for you. It is an organized structured exam-based revision.
A free Simulation Mock Exam session, exclusively for our registered members (We will explain the details during the course, only for our Registered Candidates)
Additional materials:
-Excellent Videos for examination techniques.
-Notes for critical but vague topics.
-Simplified and comprehensive videos for surgical techniques.
-The main sessions are as follows:
-Anterior Segment Station:
"The more I see, the more I see there is to see" Abdelsattar Farrag, FRCS, Royal Bolton Hospital, U.K.
Join us at 19:30 GMT, on:
- 29/09/2021, (Tuesday): Session 1, A practical manual for anterior segment cases.
- 01/10/2021, (Friday): Session 2, The most common scenarios that you must know.
- 05/10/2021, (Tuesday): Session 3, Tricky scenarios that you should know.
- 08/10/2021, (Friday): Session 4, Scenarios without definite diagnosis (We want to know your way of thinking).
Sameh Galal, MD, FRCS. Research institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us at 20:00 GMT on:
- 02/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 09/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 2, Emergency and General Medicine
- 16/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Nystagmus
- Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy" Ashraf Shaat MD, FRCS. Ain-Shams University, Egypt/Occuloplasty Fellow, Montreal University, Canada. And Omar Abdelghany, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us on,
- 10/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 1 Dr Omar
- 14/10/2021 (Thursday at 19:00 GMT): Session 2 Dr Ashraf
- 17/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 3 Dr Omar
- 19/10/2021 (Tuesday at 19:00 GMT): Session 4 Dr Ashraf
Nervine Meshad. Fellow at Bristol Eye Hospital, UK / Researcher at research institute of ophthslogy Egypt. PGCert in Genomic medicine, FRCS Glasg, Phd, MSc, BSc., UK.
Join us at 21:00 GMT on:
- 23/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 29/10/2021 (Friday): Session 2, Peads.
- 30/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Neuro-Ophthalmology
-Posterior-Segment Station:
"The easiest if well prepared" Mahmoud Rabie, FRCOphth, FRCS Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Wirral University Teaching Hospital, England.
Join us at 20:00 GMT on:
- 26/10/2021 (Tuesday): Session 1, it is all about Differential Diagnosis.
- 28/10/2021 (Thursday): Session 2, Macular lesions, Welcome!
- 01/11/2021 (Monday): Session 3, Get ready for the common scenarios.
- 02/11/2021 (Tuesday): Session 4, I am not a retinal surgeon, still an Ophthalmologist.
For application and details, kindly contact
[email protected]
- Recordings: Recording for the whole sessions are available all the time during running the course, and will not be available after the 6th of November.
FEES:
Early bird registration: Before 15/09/2021, £250 (British Pound), 15% percent of group registration (Minimum: 4 candidates) and after that, fees will be £280. Special discount for candidates living in Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya.
Hurry up for the limited seats, best wishes.

Thank you for your Trust

Soon End of September 2021

The 14th FRCS 3 course
Our dear colleagues,
Ophthalmology E_Learners Academy is honoured to invite you to our 14th FRCS 3 Interactive Online Course. Enjoy 18 sessions of endless exam-based discussions covering the whole exam stations. Our 14th course has something special for you. It is an organized structured exam-based revision.
A free Simulation Mock Exam session, exclusively for our registered members (We will explain the details during the course, only for our Registered Candidates)
Additional materials:
-Excellent Videos for examination techniques.
-Notes for critical but vague topics.
-Simplified and comprehensive videos for surgical techniques.
-The main sessions are as follows:

-Anterior Segment Station:
"The more I see, the more I see there is to see" Abdelsattar Farrag, FRCS, Royal Bolton Hospital, U.K.

Join us at 19:30 GMT, on:
- 29/09/2021, (Tuesday): Session 1, A practical manual for anterior segment cases.
- 01/10/2021, (Friday): Session 2, The most common scenarios that you must know.
- 05/10/2021, (Tuesday): Session 3, Tricky scenarios that you should know.
- 08/10/2021, (Friday): Session 4, Scenarios without definite diagnosis (We want to know your way of thinking).

Sameh Galal, MD, FRCS. Research institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us at 20:00 GMT on:

- 02/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 09/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 2, Emergency and General Medicine
- 16/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Nystagmus

- Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy" Ashraf Shaat MD, FRCS. Ain-Shams University, Egypt/Occuloplasty Fellow, Montreal University, Canada. And Omar Abdelghany, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.

Join us on,
- 10/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 1 Dr Omar
- 14/10/2021 (Thursday at 19:00 GMT): Session 2 Dr Ashraf
- 17/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 3 Dr Omar
- 19/10/2021 (Tuesday at 19:00 GMT): Session 4 Dr Ashraf

Nervine Meshad. Fellow at Bristol Eye Hospital, UK / Researcher at research institute of ophthslogy Egypt. PGCert in Genomic medicine, FRCS Glasg, Phd, MSc, BSc., UK.
Join us at 21:00 GMT on:

- 23/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 29/10/2021 (Friday): Session 2, Peads.
- 30/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Neuro-Ophthalmology

-Posterior-Segment Station:
"The easiest if well prepared" Mahmoud Rabie, FRCOphth, FRCS Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Wirral University Teaching Hospital, England.

Join us at 20:00 GMT on:
- 26/10/2021 (Tuesday): Session 1, it is all about Differential Diagnosis.
- 28/10/2021 (Thursday): Session 2, Macular lesions, Welcome!
- 01/11/2021 (Monday): Session 3, Get ready for the common scenarios.
- 02/11/2021 (Tuesday): Session 4, I am not a retinal surgeon, still an Ophthalmologist.

For application and details, kindly contact

[email protected]

- Recordings: Recording for the whole sessions are available all the time during running the course, and will not be available after the 6th of November.

FEES:
Early bird registration: Before 15/09/2021, £250 (British Pound), 15% percent of group registration (Minimum: 4 candidates) and after that, fees will be £280. Special discount for candidates living in Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya.
Hurry up for the limited seats, best wishes.

Soon End of September 2021

The 14th FRCS 3 course
Our dear colleagues,
Ophthalmology E_Learners Academy is honoured to invite you to our 14th FRCS 3 Interactive Online Course. Enjoy 18 sessions of endless exam-based discussions covering the whole exam stations. Our 14th course has something special for you. It is an organized structured exam-based revision.
A free Simulation Mock Exam session, exclusively for our registered members (We will explain the details during the course, only for our Registered Candidates)
Additional materials:
-Excellent Videos for examination techniques.
-Notes for critical but vague topics.
-Simplified and comprehensive videos for surgical techniques.
-The main sessions are as follows:

-Anterior Segment Station:
"The more I see, the more I see there is to see" Abdelsattar Farrag, FRCS, Royal Bolton Hospital, U.K.

Join us at 19:30 GMT, on:
- 29/09/2021, (Tuesday): Session 1, A practical manual for anterior segment cases.
- 01/10/2021, (Friday): Session 2, The most common scenarios that you must know.
- 05/10/2021, (Tuesday): Session 3, Tricky scenarios that you should know.
- 08/10/2021, (Friday): Session 4, Scenarios without definite diagnosis (We want to know your way of thinking).

Sameh Galal, MD, FRCS. Research institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.

Join us at 20:00 GMT on:

- 02/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 09/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 2, Emergency and General Medicine
- 16/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Nystagmus

- Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy" Ashraf Shaat MD, FRCS. Ain-Shams University, Egypt/Occuloplasty Fellow, Montreal University, Canada. And Omar Abdelghany, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.

Join us on,

- 10/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 1 Dr Omar
- 14/10/2021 (Thursday at 19:00 GMT): Session 2 Dr Ashraf
- 17/10/2021 (Sunday at 20:00 GMT): Session 3 Dr Omar
- 19/10/2021 (Tuesday at 19:00 GMT): Session 4 Dr Ashraf

Nervine Meshad. Fellow at Bristol Eye Hospital, UK / Researcher at research institute of ophthslogy Egypt. PGCert in Genomic medicine, FRCS Glasg, Phd, MSc, BSc., UK.

Join us at 21:00 GMT on:

- 23/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 1, Strabismus.
- 29/10/2021 (Friday): Session 2, Peads.
- 30/10/2021 (Saturday): Session 3, Neuro-Ophthalmology

-Posterior-Segment Station:
"The easiest if well prepared" Mahmoud Rabie, FRCOphth, FRCS Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Wirral University Teaching Hospital, England.

Join us at 20:00 GMT on:

- 26/10/2021 (Tuesday): Session 1, it is all about Differential Diagnosis.
- 28/10/2021 (Thursday): Session 2, Macular lesions, Welcome!
- 01/11/2021 (Monday): Session 3, Get ready for the common scenarios.
- 02/11/2021 (Tuesday): Session 4, I am not a retinal surgeon, still an Ophthalmologist.

For application and details, kindly contact

[email protected]

- Recordings: Recording for the whole sessions are available all the time during running the course, and will not be available after the 6th of November.

FEES:
Early bird registration: Before 15/09/2021, £250 (British Pound), 15% percent of group registration (Minimum: 4 candidates) and after that, fees will be £280. Special discount for candidates living in Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya.
Hurry up for the limited seats, best wishes.

- The 14th FRCS 3 course, October, 2021

Anterior Segment Station: "The more I see, the more I see there is to see" Abdelsattar Farrag, FRCS, Royal Bolton Hospital, U.K.

1. Videos for Practical Effective anterior segment examination technique and videos for difficult slitlamp techniques.
2. Illustration for simple practical approach for interpretation of main anterior segment investigations.
3. Systematic approach for thinking and management of anterior segment cases.
4. Live active one to one simulated exam experience and discussion for most common scenarios in anterior segment stations and how to excel in each case with instant feedback during the live session.
5. One typical viva exam station for every candidate with a feedback from 2 instructors at the end of the whole course.
6. Four live interactive sessions, each session is two hours in average so around eight hours in total for anterior segment station.
7. Special cover for uveitis evaluation and work up.
Join us:
- Class 1: A practical manual for anterior segment cases.
- Class 2: The most common scenarios that you must know.
- Class 3: Tricky scenarios that you should know.
- Class 4: Scenarios without definite diagnosis (We want to know your way of thinking).

- The 14th FRCS 3 course, October, 2021
Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy"
Omar Abdelghany, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
* Oculoplasty Made Easy Series
"Although most candidates think that Oculoplasty station is a challenging one; It is the most expected one! How come?? Just join us and you will know..
Moreover, a lot of important topics, how to examine a case of ptosis, how to examine a case of proptosis, Orbital Imaging, CT or MRI and how to read? .. All theses and more will be clarified in our Series . You will enjoy with us in the Oculoplasy station.
Join us for 4 sessions.

- The 14th FRCS 3 course, October, 2021

Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy"
Omar Abdelghany, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
* Oculoplasty Made Easy Series
"Although most candidates think that Oculoplasty station is a challenging one; It is the most expected one! How come?? Just join us and you will know..
Moreover, a lot of important topics, how to examine a case of ptosis, how to examine a case of proptosis, Orbital Imaging, CT or MRI and how to read? .. All theses and more will be clarified in our Series . You will enjoy with us in the Oculoplasy station.
Join us for 4 sessions.

- The 14th FRCS 3 course, October, 2021
Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy"
Ashraf Shaat MD, FRCS. Ain-Shams University, Egypt/Occuloplasty Fellow, Montreal University, Canada.
* Oculoplasty Made Easy Series
"Although most candidates think that Oculoplasty station is a challenging one; It is the most expected one! How come?? Just join us and you will know..
Moreover, a lot of important topics, how to examine a case of ptosis, how to examine a case of proptosis, Orbital Imaging, CT or MRI and how to read? .. All theses and more will be clarified in our Series . You will enjoy with us in the Oculoplasy station.
Join us for 4 sessions.

Soon End of September 2021

The 14th FRCS 3 course

Our dear colleagues,

Ophthalmology e_learners Academy is honored to invite you to our 14th FRCS 3 Interactive Online Course. Enjoy 18 sessions of endless exam-based discussions covering the whole exam stations. Our 14th course has something special for you. It is an organized structured exam based revision.
A free Simulation Mock Exam session, exclusively for our registered members (We will explain the details during the course; only for our Registered Candidates)
Additional materials:

-Excellent Videos for examination techniques.
-Notes for critical but vague topics.
-Simplified and comprehensive videos for surgical techniques.
-The main sessions are as follows:

-Posterior-Segment Station:
"The easiest if well prepared" *Mahmoud Rabie*, FRCS Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Wirral University Teaching Hospital, England.

Join us,
Session 1, it is all about Differential Diagnosis.
Session 2, Macular lesions, Welcome!
Session 3, prepare to the common scenarios.
Session 4, I am not a retinal surgeon, still an Ophthalmologist.

- Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy" *Ashraf Shaat* MD, FRCS. Ain-Shams University, Egypt/Occuloplasty Fellow, Montreal University, Canada. And *Omar Abdelghany*, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.

Join us,
- Session 1 Dr Omar
- Session 2 Dr Omar
- Session 3 Dr Ashraf
- Session 4 Dr Ashraf

-Anterior Segment Station:
"The more I see, the more I see there is to see" *Abdelsattar Farrag*, FRCS, Royal Bolton Hospital, U.K.

Join us,
- Session 1, A practical manual for anterior segment cases.
- Session 2, The most common scenarios that you must know.
- Session 3, Tricky scenarios that you should know.
- Session 4, Scenarios without definite diagnosis (We want to know your way of thinking).

*Sameh Galal*, MD, FRCS. Research institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us,

- Session 1, Strabismus.
- Session 2, Emergency and General Medicine
- Session 3, Nystagmus

*Nervine Meshad*. Fellow at Bristol Eye Hospital, UK / Researcher at research institute of ophthslogy Egypt. PGCert in Genomic medicine, FRCS Glasg, Phd, MSc, BSc., UK.
Join us,

- Session 1, Strabismus.
- Session 2, Peads.
- Session 3, Neuro-Ophthalmology

For application and details, kindly contact

[email protected]

Recordings: Recording for the whole sessions can be viewed at a convenient time.

FEES:
Early bird registration: Before 15/09/2021, £250 (British Pound), 15% percent of group registration (Minimum: 4 candidates) and after that fees will be £280. Special discount for candidates living in Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya.
Hurry up for the limited seats, best wishes.

- Will you attend the FRCS 3 online exam! 🧐

- Did you intend to attend the FRCS 3 exam, but you have changed your plans due to the Covid-Pandemic?

- Would you like to revise!

Hurry up and register for the upcoming Course.

The 14th FRCS 3 Course

From Memory...😀

Delhi exam, September 2019 (From Singapore 🇸🇬)

The 7 habits for high pass in clinical exam one of the important episodes in season 4 of anterior segment for FRCS .In the 4th interactive online FRCS course by the academy

Ophthalmology E-learners Academy

The 13th FRCS 3 course, soon.....

The 13th FRCS 3 course
Our dear colleagues,
Ophthalmology e_learners Academy is honored to invite you to our 13th FRCS 3 Interactive Online Course. Enjoy 18 sessions of endless exam-based discussions covering the whole exam stations. Our 13th course has something special for you. It is an organized structured exam based revision.
A free Simulation Mock Exam session, exclusively for our registered members (We will explain the det3ils during the course; only for our Registered Candidates)
Additional materials:
-Excellent Videos for examination techniques.
-Notes for critical but vague topics.
-Simplified and comprehensive videos for surgical techniques.
-The main sessions are as follows:
-Posterior-Segment Station:
"The easiest if well prepared" Mahmoud Rabie, FRCS Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, Wirral University Teaching Hospital, England.
Join us at GMT 19:00 on,
- 04/08/2020 (Tuesday): Session 1, it is all about Differential Diagnosis.
- 06/08/2020 (Thursday): Session 2, Macular lesions, Welcome!
- 11/08/2020 (Tuesday): Session 3, prepare to the common scenarios.
- 12/08/2020 (Wednesday): Session 4, I am not a retinal surgeon, still an Ophthalmologist.
- Occuloplasty Station: "Occuloplastics made easy" Ashraf Shaat MD, FRCS. Ain-Shams University, Egypt/Occuloplasty Fellow, Montreal University, Canada. And Omar Abdelghany, MD, FRCS Glasgow. Research Institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us on,
- 14/08/2020 (Friday), at GMT 19:00: Session 1 Dr Omar
- 21/08/2020 (Friday), at GMT 19:00: Session 2 Dr Omar
- 22/08/2020 (Saturday), at GMT 18:00: Session 3 Dr Ashraf
- 25/08/2020 (Tuesday), at GMT 18:00: Session 4 Dr Ashraf
-Anterior Segment Station:
"The more I see, the more I see there is to see" Abdelsattar Farrag, FRCS, Senior Uveitis Fellow, University Hospitals of Leicester, U.K.
Join us at GMT 18:00, on:
- 28/08/2020 (Friday): Session 1 A practical manual for anterior segment cases.
- 31/08/2020 (Monday): Session 2 The most common scenarios that you must know.
- 01/09/2020 (Tuesday): Session 3 Tricky scenarios that you should know.
- 04/09/2020 (Friday): Session 4 Scenarios without definite diagnosis (We want to know your way of thinking).
Sameh Galal, MD, FRCS. Research institute of Ophthalmology, Egypt.
Join us on,
- 05/09/2020 (Saturday), at GMT 19:00: Strabismus.
- 12/09/2020 (Saturday), at GMT 19:00: Strabismus.
- 19/09/2020 (Saturday), at GMT 19:00: Peads.
- 26/09/2020 (Saturday), at GMT 19:00: Emergency and General Medicine
Waleed Aliyan. FRCS Glasgow Neuro-ophthalmology and Strabismus Fellow at Moorfields eye hospital.
Join us on,
- 03/10/2020 (Saturday), at GMT 09:00.: Nystagmus.
- 10/10/2020 (Saturday), at GMT 09:00.: Neuro-Ophthalmology.
For application and details, kindly contact
[email protected]
Recordings: Recording for the whole sessions can be viewed at a convenient time.
FEES:
Early bird registration: Before 20/07/2020, £190 (British Pound), 15% percent of group registration and after that fees will be £220. Special discount for candidates living in Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya.
Hurry up for the limited seats, best wishes.