Speakers: Murray Fingeret, OD, FAAO and Michael Chaglasian, OD, FAAO
 

Join us and discover the top three OCT features that are key to managing glaucoma, as well as some of the critical things to look for on OCT scans when managing glaucoma patients. This webinar will also cover some of the key considerations for adopting OCT technology in your practice. First Broadcast: April 2020.
 

Speaker: Mr David Haider, Consultant Ophthalmologist at Royal Bolton Hospital
 

There are a wide range of devices and levels of connectivity from one eye unit to the next. This session offers practical advice to make the case for integrated imaging and ensure optimal network design and configuration. Tips and lessons learnt from such a deployment are provided, along with clear explanations of some the key technical terms. First Broadcast: January 2020.
 

Speaker: Professor Graham Barrett (Lions Eye Institute, Perth, Australia)
 

Professor Barrett shares how he has overcome the challenges of choosing the correct IOL, for both traditional and complex cataract and refractive surgery cases. This will include patients with astigmatism requiring toric IOLs, patients who have previously undergone laser vision correction and radial keratotomy (RK), as well as patients who have very long or short eyes. Professor Barrett also explores the many advances throughout his Ophthalmology career including biometry, total keratometry and IOL calculation. First Broadcast: April 2019. 
 

Speakers: Retina Specialist Eric Schneider, MD and Angelo Rago, Head of Ophthalmic Diagnostics at ZEISS
 

Join Retina Specialist Eric Schneider, MD and Angelo Rago, Head of Ophthalmic Diagnostics at ZEISS, as they discuss the state of OCT technology today and where it's headed. They will also share some key considerations for you and your retina practice. First Broadcast: December 2019.
 

Speaker: Mr Darrin A. Landry, CRA, OCT-C. Coauthor of "Optical Coherence Tomography and OCT Angiography: Clinical Reference and Case Studies"
 

Multi-modality retinal imaging with OCT Angiography enables you to capture ultra-clear images of retinal and choroidal microvasculature in seconds. As a clinician, this allows you to have a new level of confidence when suggesting a treatment regimen that is customised to your patient’s individual needs. Explore the clinical use and interpretation of OCT-A in this session. First Broadcast: April 2020.
 

Speakers: Mr Amir Hamid, Consultant Ophthalmologist at Optegra and Mr David Anderson, Consultant Ophthalmologist at University Hospital Southampton / Nuffield Health
 

This session will equip you with the tools and guidelines you need to successfully engage your patients in shared decision-making for IOL selection and refractive goals, considering the patient’s preferred refractive outcome, lifestyle and expectation. Topics include understanding patient needs, managing patient expectations and a guide to premium IOL selection & calculation. First Broadcast: June 2019.
 

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