Glasses Half Full or Fully Cloudy? Cornea and Lens Pathology

Name: Glasses Half Full or Fully Cloudy? Cornea and Lens Pathology
Start: 2024-10-31T19:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-10-31T20:30:00+00:00

31st Oct 2024

7:00 - 8:30pm (GMT)

Ophthalmology

31st Oct 2024

7:00 - 8:30pm (GMT)

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Description

Delivered by Dr Tony Ward (F2 resident doctor and Uni of Plymouth alumni) and Miss Gwen Rucinski, final year medic and Ophthalmology Society President at the Uni of Southampton, this teaching session will run through clinically relevant anatomy and pathology and serve as an invaluable introduction to the corneal and lens. Whether you're a budding ophthalmologist with special interests in refractive surgery, or simply looking to glean all the knowledge you need for the UKMLA, this isn't a session to miss!

Summary

Join Dr. Tony Ward and Miss Gwen Rucinski in "Glasses Half Full or Fully Cloudy? Cornea and Lens Pathology”, a valuable teaching session highlighting key aspects of corneal and lens anatomy and pathology. Ideal for aspiring ophthalmologists, the session also provides crucial knowledge necessary for the UKMLA. This is an invaluable opportunity to glean insights from leading experts in the field and broaden your understanding of refractive surgery. Don't miss this session that pairs knowledge with practical application.

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Learning objectives

Understand the basic anatomy of the cornea and lens, focusing on aspects most relevant to clinical diagnoses and treatment.
Identify, analyze, and discuss the common pathologies associated with the cornea and lens such as cataracts, corneal abrasion, keratoconus, and presbyopia.
Recognize the clinical manifestations and complications related to corneal and lens disorders and their potential impact on patients' quality of life.
Learn the principles and techniques of refractive surgery, exploring its indications, procedures, and potential risks and benefits.
Enhise preparedness for the UKMLA by effectively understanding and applying the knowledge related to corneal and lens pathologies, diagnosis techniques and treatment modalities.

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