December 7, 2012 Meeting Conference

Cataract I

OBJECTIVE:  This morning's session is deisnged to serve as a refresher course in many traditional surgical situations.  In addition the attendees will receive updates in newer surgical techniques, icnluding a preentation on logistical efficiencies in the operating theatre.

Femotsecond laser cataract surgery finances
Jonathan H. Talamo

Morning program

The Post Refractive Surgery Cornea - Do We Have It Yet?
Wuqaas M. Munir

Morning program

Managing Coexisting Cataract and Glaucoma
Bradford J. Shingleton

Morning program

Individual and Group Efficiency in the Ambulatory Surgery Center
David R. Hardten

Morning program

Nuances of Astigmatism Management Before and After IOL Implantation
David R. Hardten

Morning program

Endophthalmitis Prophylaxis: Where are we?
Sarkis Soukiasian

Morning program

Kids and Cataract: Challenges in Pediatric Cataract Management
Deborah K. VanderVeen

Morning program

Intraocular lens exchange - Indications and Techniques
Michael B. Raizman

Morning program

Glaucoma I

Objective: To increase attendee's understanding of diagnosis and management dilemmas which are commonly encountered in treating our glaucoma patients.

SLT As A Primary Treatment For Glaucoma
Nathalie C. Rioux

Afternoon program

What’s New in Our Understanding & Management of Angle Closure Glaucoma?
Douglas J. Rhee

Afternoon program

The Dysfunctional Bleb
Robert A. Lytle

Afternoon program

Sleep Apnea and Glaucoma
Claudia U. Richter

Afternoon program

Optic Disc Drusen or Glaucoma? – What’s causing this patient’s visual field loss?
Teresa C. Chen

Afternoon program

IOP Variation: Should it affect our management of glaucoma?
L. Jay Katz

Afternoon program

New Alternatives for Drug Delivery in Glaucoma: When can we finally throw away the bottles?
L. Jay Katz

Afternoon program

The Role of Iridotomy in Pigmentary Glaucoma
David G. Campbell

Afternoon program