Course Description: Eye care is experiencing rapid innovation which will improve patient care. As such, it will become increasingly important to understand how these technologies will be incorporated into clinical practice. This course will review new diagnostic and therapeutics and how they will play a critical role in clinical care.

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Course Description: This course will discuss a wide variety of optic nerve and retinal conditions, specifically reinforcing the necessity of multimodal imaging in the diagnostic process. A multitude of cases will be presented in order to highlight how these imaging principles benefit the practitioner in streamlining diagnosis.

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Course Description: The course describes the symptoms, signs, and management of neuroophthalmologic urgencies and emergencies including giant cell arteritis, Horner’s syndrome, posterior-communicating artery aneurysms, myasthenia gravis, and intracranial space-occupying lesions.

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Course Description: What do we do for the patient who has tried everything to treat their ocular surface disease? As testing for dry eye evolves to understand the underlying causes better, our treatments also continue to improve. We will discuss new and emerging ocular surface disease treatments and who may benefit.

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