New England Ophthalmological Society, Inc.

March 11, 2016 Conference

Corneal Ectasia and Refractive Surgery

Update on Corneal Topography
Kambiz Negahban

Emerging Technologies to Assess Corneal Biomechanics
S. H. Andy Yun

Preventing Ectasia Through Better Screening
J Bradley Randleman

Update on Corneal Ectasia: Risk Factors and Management
John Frangie

My Patient Got Ectasia: Non-Refractive Surgeon Approach to the Corneal Ectasia Patient
Paul M. Pender

Non-surgical treatment and rehabilitation in post-LASIK ectasia
Deborah S. Jacobs

Collagen Crosslinking to Treat and Prevent Ectasia
J Bradley Randleman

Ethics and Risk Management

Diagnostic Errors: Retinal Detachment
Trexler M. Topping, Anne Menke

Your Duty To Disclose Medical Mistakes: Perspectives from a Medical Malpractice Defense Attorney
Stephen O'Shea

Ethics as Part of Residency Training: Is it One of the “Competencies”?
Carolyn Kloek

Ethics of Adopting a New Surgical Technique
Samir Melki

Ethics of International Ophthalmology
geoffrey tabin

Medicine Heal Thyself: The Role of Medical Boards
Maroulla Gleaton

Conflict of Interest in Medical Innovation and Research
Joan Miller

Ethical Lessons from “Waking Up Blind”
Thomas Harbin

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