Saturday, June 20, 0800–1000
Theatre
OBJECTIVES
At the end of this session participants will be able to:
- Integrate approaches to manage refractive surprises
- Describe MIGS and differentiate suitable patients for various glaucoma procedures
- Assess the role of microperimetry in vision rehabilitation
- Apply ethical principles when introducing clinical innovation
GUESTSWarren Hill |
MODERATORSYvonne M. Buys |
Schedule
| 0800 | Introductions · Yvonne M. Buys |
| 0805 | Managing the refractive surprise: What you need to know · Warren Hill |
| 0817 | Discussion |
| 0822 | Tailor your glaucoma procedure to the patient: MIGS to filtration · Ron Fellman |
| 0834 | Discussion |
| 0840 | COS Lecture: Let’s try something new: Innovations ethics for the ophthalmologist · Alex Levin |
| 0900 | Discussion |
| 0905 | Cataract surgery in the presence of corneal pathology · Elizabeth Yeu |
| 0917 | Discussion |
| 0922 | Microperimetry in comprehensive vision rehabilitation · Lylas Mogk |
| 0934 | Discussion |
| 0940 | Visual hallucinations in eye disease · Dominic ffytche |
| 0952 | Discussion |
Ronald Leigh Fellman, MD
Dominic H. ffytche, MD
Warren E. Hill, MD
Alex V. Levin, MD
Lylas G. Mogk, MD
Elizabeth Yeu, MD