specialty eye institute

The 33rd Annual Optometric Educational Conference

117548

05/21/2019

05/22/2019

Radisson Hotel at the University of Toledo

3100 Glendale Ave

Toledo

OH

Live

www.radisson.com/toledo-hotel-oh-43614

invitation only

The event will be hosted at Radisson Hotel at the University of Toledo Toledo Ohio in a classroom-like setting. This enclosed room comes equipped with audio gear projectorwhite screen and a podium and can comfortably seat up to 200 people. Dr. Trujillo will be discussing case presentations on optic nerve pathology and appropriate testing and treatment options. Dr. Bruce Onofrey will be discussing Many non-ophthalmic medications can produce visual side-effects. Some of these drugs have the potential to produce devastating loss of vision or ocular side-effects that can lead to loss of visual function. This lecture will discuss the most important of these drugs and what the clinician needs to know to prevent these visually dangerous side-effects. Dr. Bruce Onofrey will be discussing Steroids are one of the most important therapeutic tools that Optometric physicians can utilize to manage the inflammatory response associated with a wide variety of ophthalmic disorders. They can do great good or unfortunately great harm. It is important that the clinician selects the correct drug at the right time for the proper disease. This interactive program with test the audiences knowledge of the proper use of steroids in a series of clinical scenarios that will include inflammation associated with infection injury glaucoma surgery and systemic disorders that manifest ocular symptoms. Dr. Ronald Brown Jr. will discuss complicated cataract and refractive surgery patients in this course. He will discuss different case studies such as post dense cataract procedures routine LASIK with postoperative complications and much more. Dr. Bernstein will discuss cases of diabetic retinopathy and retina detachments. He will discuss the risks of diabetic retinopathy and treatment options. He will explain the symptoms types risk factors and clinical findings of retina detachments. Dr. Tolchin will be discussing everything MIGS. He will discuss treatment options challenges and MIGS procedures. Dr. Lillian Kalaczinski will discuss This course will inform attendees on all aspects of human trafficking including the definition and types of human trafficking the scope of the problem in Michigan and the U.S. and common venues where trafficking occurs.

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