- TD-A Brief Overview of the More Common Indications for Lab Studies
- TD-Advanced Procedures with RadioFrequency
- TD-Age Related Macular Degeneration - 2022 Update
- TD-Beauty Confidential
- TD-Beyond the Posterior Pole
- TD-Contemporary Diabetic Retinopathy Care
- TD-Eyelid Ptosis: Make the Right Diagnosis
- TD-Innovations in Ocular Surface Disease to Maximize Patient Outcomes
- TD-Lids and Lashes on the Cutting Edge
- TD-Minor Surgical Procedures
- TD-Optometry & Genetics: The Future of Precision Medicine
- TD-Panel Discussion: Is There a Treatment for Me? Genetic Testing, Clinical Trials, Gene Therapy, & Future Treatments Q&A
- TD-Peeling Back the Layers: A Case Based Trip Around the Cornea
- TD-Screening for Carcinoma of the Eyelids
- TD-Seeing White Dots
- TD-Sensitivity Training; A Chronicle of Neurotrophic Keratitis (NK) Management
- TD-The Complete Course on Corneal Dystrophies and Degenerations
- TD-The Ocular Adnexa. Optometry's Next Frontier
- TD-Using IPL to address ocular surface and adnexal conditions
TD-Imaging the Anterior Segment
Description:
Anterior segment imaging devices have become an indispensable part of diagnosing and managing various anterior segment conditions such as glaucoma, keratoconus , corneal dystrophies and other medical conditions of the cornea. In addition, new devices now can assist in the efficiency of the specialty contact lens practice providing better care to our patients. New and existing technology imaging devices will be discussed and case studies will be provided to demonstrate the utilization in a specialty contact lens practice will be part of this course.
Course Code:
AOA277-TD
Speaker(s):
Steven Sorkin, O.D.
eyedoc1228@gmail.com
Credits:
1
AOA Expiration Date:
3/2/2025
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