Taking the Floor on Fractures

When a mishap puts an orbital floor fracture in your chair, know how to look past the gore and devise a plan.

Zoster or Imposter?

With a virus known to masquerade, a detailed history and full exam could be your only shot at an early diagnosis.

Where’s the Degeneration?

A significant case of subretinal hemorrhaging leads one OD to a rare disease.

Dry Eye Gone Awry

When you try every topical therapy in the book and still can’t get resolution, you may need a systemic agent—and an ally in another field.

The Diagnosis Was a Flop

When a patient presents with an unresponsive, irritated eye, don’t head straight for the slit lamp.

Red Alert

A routine conjunctivitis case could portend serious systemic illness.

Getting the Lay of the Land

Before cataract surgery, detect problems and ensure proper calculations with corneal topography.

Headbanger’s Ball

A patient experiences vertical double vision following a recent fall, but the neuroimaging is normal. What’s causing his diplopia?

Buried and Benign

Drusen can be associated with field loss. Does this justify lowering IOP? The literature offers no recourse.

What a Pain!

The profession fights to expand and maintain its privileges at every turn—they’re vital to providing care. Don’t take your DEA license for granted.

April 26-28, 2018

April 28-29, 2018

May 5, 2018