Achieve a solid understanding of the basic anatomy of the sclera, including its formation, structure and functions in relation to the human eye.

Explore the physiology of the sclera, including its role in maintaining the shape of the eye and the connection to other ocular structures such as the retina, choroid, and cornea.

Gain in-depth knowledge of common scleral diseases and conditions, as well as their symptoms, diagnostic methods and treatment strategies.

Develop a nuanced understanding of the relevance and application of scleral knowledge in relation to the UKMLA specifications and the Duke Elder exam.

Enhance critical thinking skills in diagnosing, treating and managing scleral diseases as inspired by real clinical case studies discussed during the session.