The changing face of ophthalmology

The changing face of ophthalmology

Date: 1/10/2019

Venue: The Boat House, Grevillea Park, Menindee Dr, Barton ACT 2600, ACT, 2600

Provider: PersonalEYES

Contact: Phil Dang, [E] phild@personaleyes.com.au, [P] 62811688

Learning Objectives

• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to know which systemic medications can increase glaucoma risk
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to identify which patients are at higher glaucoma risk based on their systemic disease
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to differentiate acquired and congenital glaucomas
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to identify hallmark features of malignant lid lesions
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to identify common, benign lid lesions
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to organise timely referral for lid lesions based upon their urgency at presentation
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to know when autologous serum and prgf drops are indicated
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to know the differences between autologous serum and prgf
• At the completion of the cpd activity, participants should be able to identify contraindications for autologous serum and prgf use

Max points awarded: 7.00

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