Thank you for your interest in our CME lectures. Please choose the course you are interested in listening to and viewing by clicking on one of the links below.
Upcoming Live Educational Events
What's New in Diabetic Retinopathy and Venous Occlusive Disease - November 20, 2009
Approximately 4.0 million Americans age 40 and older have diabetic retinopathy, including almost 1 million who have vision-threatening disease, including macular edema. Diabetic retinopathy and related diseases such as retinal vein occlusions remain leading and growing causes of blindness in adults who make up the work force. Despite this, diabetic retinopathy and venous occlusive disease are often under-diagnosed and under-treated. This annual course highlights new information being reported by the Diabetic Retinopathy Clinical Research Network and others that impacts current standard care and management strategies.
Annual Current Concepts in Ophthalmology - December 3-5, 2009
This course will focus on clinical use and medical issues important to the evolving practice of ophthalmology, with a specific concentration on the most advanced medical and surgical treatment options within glaucoma, retina, anterior segment, and refractive surgery. Expert faculty will present the latest developments in the management of ocular conditions through a combination of didactic and highly interactive discussion sessions. Ample time will be reserved to pursue case studies with registrants.
Macula 2010 - January 23, 2010
Presentations will be chosen to emphasize new information on the use of VEGF inhibitors, corticosteroids, and other pharmacologic agents in the management of retinal diseases. In addition, cases will be chosen which highlight new information being reported by the Diabetic Retinopathy Clinical Research Network and other randomized clinical trials.
Regularly Scheduled Conferences
The Wilmer Retina Division Weekly Medical/Surgical Teaching Conference - Through case presentations involving fundus photographs, fluorescein angiograms, optical coherence tomograms, and other images of the retina, an update is provided on understanding the differential diagnosis of retinal diseases and their management. Treatment recommendations are discussed using an evidence-based medicine approach.
CME Enduring Materials/Podcasts
What’s New in Diabetic Retinopathy and Venous Occlusive Disease?
December 6, 2008
This lecture highlights current best management strategies as well as introduces new treatment options for patients with these disorders.
Click on the link below to view/listen to one or more of the lectures from this course, as well as download an audio podcast of the lecture, if you like, at no charge!
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If you would like a CME certificate for this activity, you must first register and pay a $35 fee (one fee per course, whether you listen to all of the lectures for 5.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, just one lecture or any number in between for .25 to .50 credits each). Once registered, you will be required to complete a course evaluation, and then take the post test for each session for which you would like a CME certificate.
Click on the link below to navigate to the Hopkins CME page for this course to proceed.
