62nd Annual Rochester Ophthalmology Conference

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62nd Annual RochesterOphthalmology ConferenceMarch 24 - 25, 2017Continuing Professional Educationfor Ophthalmologists and Allied Health ProfessionalsUniversity of Rochester School of Medicine and DentistryFeaturing Secure Online RegistrationRegister at:www.cel.urmc.edu

Physician Program Course DescriptionI look forward to seeing you at the 62nd AnnualOphthalmology Conference in Rochester, New York.This year’s program promises to be excellent as wewelcome guest faculty from the top of their subspecialties. The 62nd Snell Memorial Lecture will bedelivered by Wallace Alward, M.D., the Frederick C.Blodi Chair in Ophthalmology at the University ofIowa Carver College of Medicine. Alward is one ofthe foremost thought leaders in glaucoma geneticsresearch and clinical gonioscopy, and we are excitedabout the insights he will share with us about theetiology of this blinding disease.The Billitier Family Distinguished Professor Lecture will be delivered by Mark Terry, M.D., who isDirector of the Cornea Service at Devers Legacy EyeInstitute. He is known world wide for his surgicalacumen and as a pioneer in the area of partial thickness corneal transplantation.This year’s program also includes a superb panelof guest lecturers including Richard Allen, M.D.,Ph.D., Michael S. Lee, M.D., Thomas Oetting,M.D., Michael Repka, M.D., M.B.A., and SunilSrivastava, M.D., as well as our own faculty ofexperts. Our program for allied health professionalsand ophthalmic technicians features two tracks aimedat delivering skills-based information to improveperformance in your exams, diagnostic testing andoperating room procedures.I would like to recognize our exhibitors andsponsors. Each year they help underwrite the expenseto bring world class experts in ophthalmology toRochester while keeping the cost of continuingeducation reasonable for all. Thank you for taking time out of your busy professional and personalschedules each year to attend. Your continued supportnot only has made this conference one of the nation’slongest standing meetings, but also one of the best.Sincerely,Steven Feldon, MD, MBAProfessor and Chair of OphthalmologyDirector, David & Ilene Flaum Eye InstituteUniversity of RochesterThis year’s program features internationally-recognized ophthalmologistsand research scientists from across a variety of disciplines including: Wallace Alward, MD (Snell Memorial Lecturer) Frederick C. BlodiChair in Ophthalmology, Professor of Ophthalmology and VisualSciences, Director of the Glaucoma Service,University of Iowa Mark Terry, MD (Billitier Family Distinguished Visiting Professor)Director of the Cornea Service at Devers Legacy Eye Institute, Professorof Clinical Ophthalmology, Oregon Health Sciences University Richard Allen, MD, PhD, Professor of Head and Neck Surgery,University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Michael S. Lee, MD, Professor of Ophthalmology and VisualNeurosciences, Mackall-Scheie Research Chair, University of Minnesota Thomas Oetting, MD, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology,Residency Program Director, University of Iowa Michael Repka, MD, David L. Guyton, and Feduniak FamilyProfessor of Ophthalmology, Johns Hopkins University Sunil Srivastava, M.D., Associate Professor of Ophthalmology,Cleveland ClinicNeeds AssessmentThe practice of ophthalmology encompasses all aspects of visual healthas well as medical and surgical treatment of diseases. Ophthalmologists,optometrists and allied health professionals must remain educated incurrent sub-specialty trends, treatment practices, and clinical researchstudies that affect their patients. Individual sessions and correspondingtopics have been selected to provide professionals with the latestinformation relevant to the practice of ophthalmology. Participantsattending this conference should leave understanding how to incorporatethis information into their practices.ObjectivesAt the conclusion of this conference, participants will be able to:- State at least 4 ways to reduce post-operative complications resultingfrom cataract surgery- List pharmaceutical therapies used in the treatment of retinal disease,glaucoma, corneal disease and uveitis- Discuss the genetic etiology of glaucoma, its medical and surgicalmanagement, and the possibility of genetic screening for the disease- Identify major advances in key areas of cutting-edge research andtechnology in ophthalmology- Describe the evidence-based approach to managing medical diseases ofthe cornea and ocular surface, including inflammatory, infectious, anddegenerative conditions- List best practices in the treatment of diabetic eye disease- Describe appropriate methods for imaging eye diseaseAccreditationThe University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry isaccredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing MedicalEducation to provide continuing medical education for physicians.CertificationThe University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry designatesthis live activity for a maximum of 10.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent oftheir participation in the activity.Criteria for successful completion of this activity includes attendance atentire event, and completion and submission of post evaluation survey.

Physician ProgramFriday, March 24, 20177:30 - 8:15Registration / Continental Breakfast / Exhibits8:15 - 8:20Section I8:20 - 8:408:40 - 9:009:00 - 9:209:20 - 9:409:40 - 10:0010:00 - 10:20WelcomeSteven E. Feldon, MD, MBASunil Srivastava, MDHow to use imaging in the management of uveitisAjay Kuriyan, MDArgus implant for retinitis pigmentosaDavid DiLoreto, MD, PhDAcute retinal necrosis associated with theinfluenza vaccinationSunil Srivastava, MDUveitis update 2017Panel DiscussionBreak / ExhibitsSection II10:20 - 10:4010:40 - 11:0011:00 - 11:2011:20 - 11:4011:40 - 12:40James Aquavella, MDLong term monitoring protocol for adultkeratoprosthesis patientsScott MacRae, MDCorneal dystrophy, degeneration and agingMark Terry, MDThe surgical management of limbal corneal-scleral melts and perforations: Novel techniquesto minimize astigmatism, rejection and preservethe anglePanel DiscussionLunch / Exhibits12:40 - 12:50Introduction of the Billitier Family DistinguishedVisiting Professor LectureSteven Feldon, MD, MBA12:50 - 1:301:30 - 1:40Billitier Family DistinguishedVisiting Professor LectureMark Terry, MDThe evolution of endothelial transplantation:From PK to DLEK to DSEK to DMEKQuestionsSection III1:40 - 2:002:00 - 2:202:20 - 2:402:40 - 3:00Michael Repka, MD, MBAWhat we have learned about amblyopia fromrandomized treatment trialsMatthew Gearinger, MDSurgical simulationMichael Repka, MD, MBAeROP: A description and outcomes of a studyevaluating ROP monitoring by remote imagingRajeev Ramchandran, MD, MBATeleophthalmology - beyond diabeticretinopathy screening3:00 - 3:203:20 - 3:40Panel DiscussionBreak / ExhibitsSection IV3:40 - 4:004:00 - 4:204:20 - 4:40Richard Allen, MD, PhDFacial nerve palsy treatment: It’s the little thingsMithra Gonzalez MDTrichiasis and Distichias: Having a bad lash dayRichard Allen, MD, PhDThe resurgence of the browpexy4:40 - 5:005:00Panel DiscussionAnnouncementsSaturday, March 25, 20178:00 - 8:55Registration / Continental Breakfast / Exhibits8:55 - 9:00WelcomeSteven E. Feldon, MD, MBASection V9:00 - 9:209:20 - 9:409:40 - 10:0010:00 - 10:20Michael S. Lee, MDRed herring or not: identify and manage atypicaloptic neuritisZoë Williams, MDUpdates in NAION treatmentMichael S. Lee, MDHow can I use OCT in neuro-ophthalmologyPanel Discussion10:20 - 10:40Break / Exhibits10:40 - 10:50Introduction of the Snell Memorial LectureSteven Feldon, MD, MBA10:50 - 11:3011:30 - 11:40Snell Memorial LectureWallace Alward, MDGlaucoma genetics in clinical practiceQuestions11:40 - 12:30Lunch / ExhibitsSection VI12:30 - 12:5012:50 - 1:101:10 - 1:301:30 - 1:50Thomas Oetting, MDTips for loose zonulesShakeel Shareef, MDThe anterior segment glaucoma surgeonThomas Oetting, MDThe transition to phaco chopWallace Alward, MDGonioscopy - still state-of-the-art after 100 years1:50 - 2:102:10Panel DiscussionAnnouncements / End of Program

Technician / Nursing Program DescriptionThe topics for this year’s program for allied healthprofessionals were selected based on reviews byparticipants from the last three years programs. Thisformat, including in-depth lectures followed bygenerous question and answer periods, is designed toprovide relevant information for personnel forassistant, technicians, technologists, photographersand nurses.Technician / Nursing ProgramFriday, March 24, 20177:30 — 8:15Registration and Continental Breakfast8:15- 8:30WelcomeHomise Johnson, COMTSessionABAlternatively, technicians, nurses and ophthalmicphotographers may attend physician courses at thefee of 300. However, only AMA PRA Category 1Credits will be awarded to those who attend thePhysician Program. Check with your appropriateprofession’s body of continuing education accreditation prior to registration if you wish to applyPhysician Program credit hours toward yourprofession’s requirement for continuingprofessional education.Course ObjectivesAt the conclusion of this conference,participants will be able to:- List specialty contact lens types and their purposes- Describe the medical and surgical approaches totreating a retinal detachment- List pre-operative, intra-operative and post-operative steps involved in cataract surgery- State appropriate uses of ophthalmic photographyin anterior and posterior segment eye disease- Describe the evidenced-based benefits of ocular nutrition, vitamins and nutraceuticals in the adjunctivetreatment and prevention of eye diseases- Describe the medical and surgical management ofeyelid lesions- Understand the etiology and treatments for diplopia(double vision)- List steps in the diagnosis of patients with nonorganic (neuro-ophthalmic) vision loss- Describe role of nursing and ophthalmic supportpersonnel in the medical and surgical treatment ofuveitis8:30 - 9:30Rebecca Nally, ODSarah Klein, ODOcular nutritionI’m seeing double: A survivalvitamin A to Zincguide for the diplopia patientworkupCertificationThis activity has been submitted to thePennsylvania State Nurses Association forapproval to award contact hours. Pennsylvania StateNurses Association is accredited as anapprover of continuing nursing education by theAmerican Nurses Credentialing Center’sCommission on Accreditation.This course has been submitted to JCAHPO forconsideration of CE credit. This course has been submitted to OPS for consideration of CE credit.Criteria for successful completion of this activityincludes attendance at entire event, completion andsubmission of post evaluation survey.9:30 - 10:30Alexander Hartmann, Ajay Kuriyan, MDMDNystagmus primer for Approaches to retinalophthalmic personnel detachment10:30 – 10:45 Break and Exhibits10:45 – 11:45Jenny Kellogg,COMTScreening the neuroophthalmic patientRichard Allen, MD, PhD &Brittany Simmons, MDEyelid lesions: Exam and treatment11:45 – 12:45 Lunch and Exhibits12:45 – 1:45Luis Leon-Alvarado,MDRetina1:45 – 2:45Rachel Wozniak, MD, Jane Beeman, COA, FCLSA,PhDNCLE-Adv.Cataract surgery: Pre- Specialty contact lensoperative evaluation,surgical techniques &post-operative care2:45 – 3:00Break and Exhibits3:00 – 4:00Shakeel Shareef, MDThe role of ophthalmic photography in patient care4:00 – 4:15Homise Johnson, COMTWrap-up and AnnouncementsAngela Bessette, MDUveitis

Fees and RegistrationFlaum Eye Institute FacultyFees include attendance at all course sessions, course materials, continentalbreakfasts, beverages and lunch. The cost to attend each of the programsare as followsSteven Feldon, MD, MBAChairman, Department ofOphthalmologyDirector, Flaum Eye Institute(After March 10, 2017 a late registration fee will apply):Physician Program FeeMD or any other allied healthcare professionalResidents and fellowsRetired physicianAllied Health Program FeeAnyone attending allied health programEarly Fee 300 150 150Late Fee 325 175 175 175 200Cancellation PolicyFor all cancellations, an administrative fee of 50 will be deducted from anyrefunds. No refunds will be issued after March 10th, 2017.UR Nursing Contact Hour (NCH) Coupon AwardThis Program has been developed to recognize the efforts of the School ofNursing’s preceptors, to encourage their continued involvement, and toacknowledge the importance of their contributions. Coupons can beredeemed for activities registering through the University of RochesterCenter for Experiential Learning, the School of Nursing, and the Center forLifelong Learning at the Community Nursing Center at the School of Nursing.Instructions for use are on the coupons.U of R CME Voucher Award ProgramThe CME Voucher Program recognizes the important efforts of communitybased preceptors in medical student education. Vouchers can be redeemedONLY for activities certified through the University of Rochester Centerfor Experiential Learning. Instructions for use are on the vouchers. Alimited number of ‘voucher’ registrations will be available for any givenactivity on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are interested in becoming amedical student preceptor in the Primary Care Clerkship or the SCOPE (Skillsin Complete Patient Evaluation) course, please contact the Primary CareClerkship Office at (585) 273-1615.ADA SERVICES*/INFORMATIONFor more information or to make accommodations for learners with disabilities, contact the Center for Experiential Learning at (585)275-7666 or CMEOffice@urmc.rochester.edu. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm.*Call at least 30 days in advance of the conference for ADA accommodationsOnline RegistrationFor your convenience we now offer secure Web-based registration. Privacy lawno longer allows us to process credit cards over the phone, via fax or mail. Tocomplete your online registration via credit card please visit:www.cel.urmc.eduOnce there please click on upcoming events and select the “62nd AnnualRochester Ophthalmology Conference” link. If you have any questionsconcerning payment methods, please call (585) 275-3977James Aquavella, MDAngela Bessette, MDShobha Boghani, MDJames Boynton, MDMina Chung, MDAnthony Dell’Anno, ODKenneth Dickerson, ODMichael DePaolis, ODDavid DiLoreto, MD, PhDFred Dushay, MDLin Gan, PhDMatthew Gearinger, MDMithra Gonzalez, MDBenjamin Hammond, MDAlexander Hartmann, MDJennifer Hunter, PhDKrystel Huxlin, PhDAmy Kiernan, PhDChristian Klein, MDSarah Klein, ODDavid Kleinman, MD, MBAAjay Kuriyan, MDLuis Leon-Alvarado, MDAbberly Lott-Limbach, MDRichard Libby, PhDScott MacRae, MDWilliam Merigan, PhDNaveen Mysore, MD, PhDRebecca Nally, ODGary Paige, MDRichard Phipps, PhDRonald Plotnik, MD, MBAAnand Rajani, DORajeev Ramchandran, MD, MBAHarold Ross, MDRobert Ryan, ODChester Scerra, ODJesse Schallek, PhDShakeel Shareef, MDMelanie Shearer, ODRuchira Singh, PhDDuje Tadin, PhDTara Vaz, ODDavid Williams, PhDZoë Williams, MDRachel Wozniak, MD, PhDGeunyoung Yoon, PhDJames Zavislan, PhD

62nd Annual Rochester Ophthalmology Conference. March 24 - 25, 2017. Continuing Professional Education. for Ophthalmologists and Allied Health Professionals. University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry Featuring Secure Online Registration. Register at: www.cel.urmc.edu

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