Thu
March 4, 2021
14:00-15:00 GMT/UTC
Topographic Widefield Analysis in Glaucoma
Dr. Jose Mendoza
Ophthalmologist, Lima, Peru
There is a growing clinical evidence that early glaucomatous damage involves the macula. The anatomical basis of this ... damage can be studied by measuring the local thickness of RNFL and GCL+ layer. Macular damage is typically arcuate in nature and often associated with local RNFL thinning in a narrow region of the disc, “the macular vulnerability zone”. According to Donald Hood PhD's studies, most of the inferior region of the macula projects to the MVZ, which is located largely in the inferior quadrant of the disc, a region that is particularly susceptible to glaucomatous damage. We are going to explore and understand the relationship between anatomical and functional changes in glaucoma and the way the topographic approach with widefield OCT scans gives more insights about the pathology than the usual color-metric based diagnostic.
Fri
March 12, 2021
15:00-16:00 GMT/UTC
Anterior Segment Pediatric Disease
Jenelle L. Mallios, OD, FAAO
Associate Dean of Clinical Affairs, Associate Professor, Midwestern University | Chicago College of Optometry, USA
This live webinar will discuss the etiology of common anterior segment findings in pediatric patients and review the ... treatment and management options considered for each diagnosis. Live questions will be answered at the end of the webinar.
Fri
March 19, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Angle Closure Glaucoma: Primary and Secondary
Dr. Louis Cantor
Ophthalmologist from the University of Indiana, USA
During this live webinar, we will discuss the diverse anatomic disorders characteristic of Angle Closure. Classification of ... angle closure based on the pathophysiology, and the implications for management will be reviewed.
Thu
March 25, 2021
13:00-15:00 GMT/UTC
Surgical Simulation & Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgical Approaches
Dr. Malik Kahook, Dr. Leo Seibold, Dr. Mike Greenwood, Dr. Monisha Vora, Dr. Husam Ansari, Dr. Joseph Panarelli & Dr. Jella An
Please join us for a special edition of Point-2-Point with Malik Y. Kahook, MD that focuses on Surgical Simulation & ... Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgical Approaches. The session will start with a basic introduction to angle surgery by Dr. Kahook. Several expert surgeons will then discuss specific approaches to angle surgery with a focus on surgical simulation using artificial eyes. This will be followed by surgical videos from the operating room to illustrate how simulation training can lead to successful adoption of new surgical techniques. Ample time will be given for audience Q&A to conclude the session.
Wed
March 31, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Retinal Detachment
Dr. Manish Nagpal
Vitreo Retinal Consultant, India
Retinal detachment is one of the most common conditions operated by vitreo retinal surgeons. Techniques and ... technology, both have evolved over the years . This presentation would include step by step video based examples of simple to complex procedures in relation to vitrectomy for retinal detachment and Proliferative Vitreo Retinopathy (PVR).
Fri
April 16, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Dry Eye: Evolving Diagnostics and Care
Dr. Madhu Uddaraju
Director, Srikiran Institute of Ophthalmology, Head of Cornea & Refractive Surgery Services, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India
This live webinar will comprehensively cover various diagnostics in dry eye from simple techniques like slit lamp ... examination & ocular surface staining to advanced technologies like meibography and tear film osmolarity.It will also elaborate on the step wise approach to the management of dry eye based on TFOS DEWS II & ASCRS Cornea committee recommendations and simplify the same for day to day practice making it relevant and practical even to centers with limited resources.The talk will also briefly touch upon the recent management options like heated meibum expression and intense pulsed light treatments.
Sat
Apr 24, 2021
13:00-14:30 GMT/UTC
1st Annual Crandall Cataract Conference
Dr. Ike Ahmed, Dr. Robert Cionni, Dr. Susan MacDonald, Dr. Jeff Pettey, Dr. Vaishali Vasavada & Dr. David Crandall
Join six of the world’s leading phaco surgeons in a live, video-based review of their best techniques for managing ... complications and challenging situations encountered by most cataract surgeons. Each faculty member will present a 5-8 minute compilation video, with panel discussions and audience Q&A to follow. Example scenarios to be covered include: anterior capsular tear, posterior capsular rupture (PCR)/vitreous loss, iris prolapse, IOL subluxation, IOL exchange, and reverse optic capture (ROC) for temporal negative dysphotopsia. Both residents and experienced phaco surgeons are encouraged to attend this global, once-a-year conference in honor of the late Dr. Alan Crandall.
Fri
April 30, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Congenital Cataracts: Surgical Pearls
Dr. Donny Suh, Dr. Serena Wang, Dr. Luis Javier Cárdenas Lamas & Dr. Scott Larson
During this live webinar, the Doctors will discuss: Anterior Capsulotomy, surgery with less instrumentations and ... consistent techniques, Management of Posterior Capsule, and IOL power plus implantation of primary and secondary IOL’s. The end of the webinar will be dedicated to a Q&A session.
Wed
May 5, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Optimizing Trainer Supervision and Trainee Learning in Cataract Phacoemulsification Surgery Part 2
Dr. Rajen Gupta
Consultant Ophthalmologist, Newcastle Eye Centre, United Kingdom
During this live webinar, Mr. Gupta will cover self-expectations of phacoemulsification cataract surgery progress. Using video ... examples, Trainers and Trainees will appreciate the transition from novice to proficient surgeon and how surgical technique can develop under supervision. Common pitfalls whilst learning will be discussed. Examples of how a surgeon can self-analyze technique, predict surgical consequences and thus prevent a case becoming difficult will be shown. The presenter will continue to develop the themes and will add to the teaching nomenclature suggested in a prior Cybersight webinar.
Mon
May 10, 2021
14:00-15:00 GMT/UTC
How to Avoid Misdiagnosis of Orbit and Periocular Disease: Learning from Atypical Presentations
Dr. Vivian Yin
Ophthalmologist, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
During this live case-based interactive webinar, we will examine how to avoid misdiagnosis of orbital and periocular ... disease for optimal patient outcome. We will learn from cases that presented as common conditions such as orbital cellulitis, eyelid infection, or nasolacrimal duct obstruction, but when examined closely give us evidence of atypical presentation of a common condition. To distinguish what is atypical, we will compare and contrast two cases for each presentation of common misdiagnosis.
Mon
May 17, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Optic Neuritis: Etiology, Evaluation, and Management Updates
Dr. Devin D. Mackay
Director of Neuro-Ophthalmology, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indiana, USA
During this live webinar, we will review our current understanding of the etiology of optic neuritis of various ... causes, appropriate serologic and radiographic evaluation of affected patients, prognosis, and updates in the management options for optic neuritis.
Tue
May 25, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Smartphone Accessibility in Low Vision
Dr. Alexis Malkin
Optometrist, New England College of Optometry (NECO), Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Smartphone technology continues to evolve and provides improved access for people with vision impairment and ... blindness. This course will review the current features of iPhone and Android accessibility. It will also discuss some of the most popular apps that are used by people with vision impairment.
Fri
June 18, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Ocular Complications of Medications
Dr. Sowmya Srinivas
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, New Hampshire, USA
This webinar will review common and rare ocular manifestations and complications of ocular and systemic ... medications. Class of medications or specific medications, its uses, symptoms, and most importantly, its associated ocular manifestations and complications will be discussed in detail after a brief introduction about the importance of this knowledge for clinicians.
Thu
June 24, 2021
13:00-14:00 GMT/UTC
Approach to the Patient with Double Vision
Dr. Karl Golnik
Neuro-ophthalmologist from the University of Cincinnati, Ohio USA
Synopsis: This webinar will cover the history, exam and diagnostic evaluation of the patient who presents with double ... vision.
Objectives: At the completion of the webinar, the participant should be able to:
1. Describe important historical questions
2. Describe critical portions of the motility exam
3. Outline management strategy based on the history and exam