retina and vitreous surgery

 

Retina and Vitreous Surgery Course Objectives

1. To present a comprehensive series of didactic lectures that will instruct the physician in the indications,
   contraindications, use of adjuvant studies, and various surgical approaches to retina and vitreous diseases.
2. To assist clinical and basic research to further the understanding of the pathogenesis
   and the development of new treatments for diseases of the retina and vitreous.
3. To improve the knowledge base and the clinical skills of ophthalmologists who are in training
   or are currently providing care to patients with diseases of the retina and vitreous.
   This will be addressed with several new course offerings.
4. improve the quality of care that patients with these diseases receive.

Retina and Vitreous Surgery Course Curriculum

Preoperative Evaluation and Preparation

It is essential as the surgery proceeds according to the plan.
For retina and vitreous surgery, the determining factor in the success of the surgery is the rate
of complete visualization and the minimization of damage to ocular tissues.

This is heavily dependent on the experience of the surgeon and the quality of the surgical instruments.
However, the use of adjuvant pharmacologic agents, and specific patient positioning and ocular
manipulations can also increase the surgeon’s visualization and decrease the likelihood
of iatrogenic damage to ocular tissues.

Finally, assessment of the level of postoperative care that the patient will require will allow the surgeon
to better decide on the specific operative technique and allow the patient to better prepare for surgery and recovery.

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