Live, Interactive Webinars

During this live webinar, we will discuss barriers and solutions to building a regional retinoblastoma center of excellence. We will highlight programs that have succeeded in face of obstacles and celebrate their successes.

During this upcoming webinar on Amniotic Membrane Transplant (AMT), we will learn about the layers of AM and their qualities, the role of AM on ocular surface, and various surgical techniques of AMT. Clinical cases will also be shared in various indications where AMT was done.

During this webinar, we will discuss the varied presentations of malignant glaucoma, the proposed underlying mechanisms, as well as treatment strategies. Questions received from registration and during the webinar will also be discussed.

This talk will cover specific anterior uveitis entities, both infectious and non-infectious. We will start with the definition of anterior uveitis and discuss how to identify complications of anterior uveitis and discuss management of the uveitis and complications.

During this live webinar, we will discuss a clinical approach to patients with uveitis. We shall lay the foundation of forming an accurate diagnosis with uveitis, complete “with the etiology part and everything”. The knowledge you will gain from this webinar is expected to break the ice and help you hit the ground running on your journey to provide a well-deserved high-quality service to this underprivileged sector of patients.

Emerging clinical trials and treatment for Inherited Retinal Diseases (IRD) are providing hope to patients and families where previously no options were available. To gain access to such interventions, one must obtain a correct genotype. To get to that genotype, care phenotyping will lead to appropriate testing. During this live webinar, Dr. Levin will discuss key tips to deeply phenotype patients and then select and use genotypic testing to arrive at the most accurate gene based diagnosis. Questions received from registration and during the webinar will also be discussed live.

During this live webinar, we will discuss causes, preoperative assessment, IOL exchange considerations, and techniques for maintaining and fixating the dislocated IOL. Questions received from registration and during the webinar will also be discussed.

During this live webinar, we will discuss safety, maintenance & troubleshooting of a laser in an ophthalmology setting. The most commonly used 532-nano meter laser will be mainly talked about in this session.

During this live webinar, the following objectives will be discussed: Appreciate the advancement in optical coherence tomography technology, identify normal retina OCT, interpret retina OCT with a systematic approach, localize retina pathology, and form a differential diagnosis based on OCT.

During this live webinar, a panel of global experts will present new developments in ophthalmic artificial intelligence (AI). Topics covered will include: best practices for data collection, regulatory hurdles in various global markets, and specific proposals for integrating AI into clinical practice. The session will conclude with a panel discussion including audience questions/answers to enhance the learning experience.

In many regions of the world, there are not enough faculty or mentors to provide adequate and safe surgical and clinical ophthalmology training. It is clear, that to reduce preventable global blindness, ophthalmologists often require augmented surgical training and development. This live webinar will discuss ways that basic technology can be used to help fill the educational gap in training ophthalmic surgeons.

During this live webinar, Dr. Ballios will discuss the transformations that are taking place in ophthalmology in both the diagnosis and treatment of inherited retinal diseases. It is critical that all ophthalmologists around the world understand the basic science and emerging clinical technologies that are providing hope to patients and families where previously no options were available. Questions received from registration and during the webinar will also be discussed live.

During this live webinar we will discuss allergic eye disease and discuss specifically the more severe form called vernal keratoconjunctivitis. We will discuss the different types of vernal keratoconjunctivitis and we will discuss the complications of this disease including the complications of treatment. We will also discuss different treatment options and how the quality of life for these patients can be affected adversely if appropriate treatment is not given.