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C-13568 So What’s New in Keratoconus? 1.0 contact lens point NORTHERN IRELAND OPTOMETRIC SOCIETY This lecture presentation will briefly review the signs and symptoms associated with keratoconus as well as current thinking on the risk factors and aetiology. Strategies for detecting, classifying and managing the condition will be offered and the results of recent research studies will be considered.   
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C-13555 Volk Lens Workshop 3.0 general points Buckinghamshire Local Optical Committee A hands-on workshop with low demonstrator to participant ratio, suitable for those who have never used Volk lenses before and those who wish to gain confidence in their technique.
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C-13554 Glaucoma case studies 2.0 therapeutics points OT Live Glaucoma is a complicated disease in which damage to the optic nerve results in vision loss. There are several forms of glaucoma; the two most common forms are primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) and angle- closure glaucoma (ACG). There are typically no early warning signs or symptoms of open-angle glaucoma. It develops slowly and sometimes without noticeable sight loss for many years. Cases will be described detailing diagnosis/monitoring methods, management and follow-up. Case studies will be illustrated where appropriate.   
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C-13550 Dealing with Complex Prescriptions & Surgical Cases 2.0 contact lens points OT Live Complex and high refractive errors are perhaps more pertinent cases for contact lens fitting and therefore practitioners should have the necessary skills to be able to fit lenses for such patients. This article discusses contact lens options for patients with high ametropia (over ±10.00DS) and high cylindrical prescriptions (over 3.00DC), including keratoconus, as well as more specialist surgical cases that can give rise to complex refractive errors, such as post-keratoplasty and post-refractive surgery. This will include both older, more established methods of vision correction, such as scleral and rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses, and more modern options such as custom-lathed soft toric lenses and hybrid designs.
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C-13548 Age related Macular Degeneration 2.0 general points Surrey/KRT LOCs Age Related Macular Degeneration
A lecture updating practitioners on ARMD and fast track referral by optometrists
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C-13547 MDS816 Week 3 2.0 general points University of Ulster Week 3 of module 9 in the Refractive surgery course from the University of Ulster online will cover Quality of information in refractive surgery
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C-13546 MDS816 Week 2 2.0 general points University of Ulster Week 2 of module 9 in the Refractive surgery course from the University of Ulster online will cover Assessing patient outcomes and satisfaction
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C-13545 MDS816 Week 1 2.0 general points University of Ulster Week 1 of module 9 in the Refractive surgery course from the University of Ulster online will cover Outcome analysis and nomograms and Visual performance post-refr surg
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C-13544 MDS815 Week 4 2.0 general points University of Ulster Week 4 of module 8 in the Refractive surgery course from the University of Ulster online will cover Routine post-op management, Cataract surgery after refractive surgery and Piggyback IOLs
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C-13543 MDS815 Week 3 2.0 general points University of Ulster Week 3 of module 8 in the Refractive surgery course from the University of Ulster online will cover Intra-op complications and Post-op complications
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