Showing posts with label Courses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Courses. Show all posts
Capsular Tension Rings (CTRs) Course
SAAD ALHARBI
Capsular Tension Rings (CTRs) have contributed significantly to improved safety and better outcomes in eyes with compromised zonules and consequently are now in more widespread use. They are easy to understand in principle but in practice there are many pitfalls and some unique complications that are associated with their use. This is especially true for the inexperienced surgeon and occasional user. This course covers the different types of CTR's (plain, sutured, segments) and their pre-planned ("cold") and unplanned ("hot") use. It offers some very practical tips and tricks for their reliable and safe insertion and also demonstrates how things can go wrong, how to avoid these problems and what to do when they happen.


-Start here:


- Then :




- Finally look to these videos:

http://www.youtube.com/embed/77baigckwVE?fs=1


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Ophthalmology Board Review
SAAD ALHARBI

In this post I uploaded 36 PowerPoint presentations reviewing many topics including: Anterior segment, Glaucoma, Pediatric and Retina. These presentations were part of our preparation for coming board exam.

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Corneal Topography Course
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This course is intended for resident and those who are beginning to educate themselves about the exciting technology of Computer Assisted Videokeratoscopy. It is an overview to introduce to you the many areas topography can be of significant value to your practice. I advise you to start with the PowerPoint presentations which will give you the basic of corneal topography and the way to read such test. Then you are free to read many full articles and clinical experience from the following links.


Many PowerPoint presentations is available as well from the following link:
http://www.eyesys.com/intro_ct_page1.asp
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Treatment of Retinal Vein Occlusion
SAAD ALHARBI
The goal of this course is to provide a comprehensive discussion on the latest findings in the treatment of macular edema associated with branch and central retinal vein occlusion.
Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to:
1.Review and assess existing treatment options for macular edema associated with BRVO and CRVO.
2.Discuss the recent results of phase 3 pharmacologic clinical trials on the treatment of BRVO and CRVO.
3.Evaluate the impact that the results from recent studies are expected to have on the treatment and management of BRVO and CRVO.
To start the course press on the title of this post.
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Achieving Excellence in Cataract Surgery
SAAD ALHARBI
In this Course Dr.Colvard will guide you step-by-step through 21 video clips to be a good cataract surgeon. I hope you will benefit from such well structured course. Important to know that the site is very slow so please be patient.
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MEACO Symposium 2009
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في هذه التدوينة سوف تجدون المحاضرات كاملة تقريبا التي ألقيت في المؤتمر العاشر لمجلس الشرق الأوسط وأفريقيا لطب وجراحة العيون والذي أقيم مؤخرا في البحرين. المؤتمر ناقش العديد من المواضيع ذات الاهتمام مثل الماء الأبيض والجلوكوما والشبكية وتجميل العين والحول والكثير الكثير من المواضيع التي سأترك لكم حرية الاختيار بينها والاستمتاع بمحتواها

The largest ophthalmology meeting in the Middle East and Africa region, the 10th MEACO International Congress, was held recently in Bahrain from the 26th March until the 30th March 2009.The Scientific Program was very rich, addressing all aspects of Ophthalmology which included: Cataract, Anterior Segment, Cornea, External Disease, Refractive Surgery Management and Intervention, Glaucoma, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Oculoplastics and Orbit, Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, Retina and Vitreous, Uveitis and Prevention of Blindness.


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Ophthalmology Course - Anatomy & Pathology
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The study of ophthalmic pathology combines basic human pathology with the clinical spectrum of ophthalmology. In contrast to many other subdivisions of human pathology, the optimal application of ophthalmic pathology requires specialized handling of tissue, unique processing and sectioning demands, and clinical knowledge of the vast range of ophthalmic disease. Therefore, the proper pathologic evaluation of ocular tissues, and especially whole eyes, requires special training and knowledge not usually available from the general or surgical pathologist. If eyes are improperly handled or processed, information vital to patient care may be lost.
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