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  • Doctor's Course Descriptions

    Course Descriptions:

    All courses presented by
    Murray Fingeret, OD

    Course #1- 2 Hours, COPE # 25715
    Clinical Insights into the Treatment of Glaucoma
    The treatment and management of ocular hypertension and glaucoma requires a series of decisions be made over the course of a person's lifetime. This course will describe the medical and surgical options used in the therapy of glaucoma. How the decision is made when to treat or escalate therapy will be discussed.

    Course #2 - 2 Hours, COPE # 25714-GL
    Clinical Insights into the Diagnosis of Glaucoma
    This course will discuss the steps used to establish the diagnosis of glaucoma. The different tests will be described and how each is incorporated into the decision making process. The concept of using multiple tests to corroborate whether loss is present will be described.

    Course #3 - 1 Hour, COPE # 29699-GL
    Glaucoma Update
    Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness worldwide and open-angle glaucoma affects more than 2 million individuals over the age of 40 years in the United States; thus, diagnosis of this disease is pertinent. In this presentation, various tests, including tonometry, optic nerve, visual fields, selective perimetry, imaging, will be described and how each is incorporated into the decision-making process will be explained. The goal of most glaucoma treatments is aimed at lowering and/or controlling IOP and establishing a target IOP. Extended wear contact lenses, punctal plugs, contact lens delivery devices and the latest therapeutic options with regard to devices used to implant materials in the vitreous will be reviewed, as will the topic of ophthalmic drugs, with specific focus on generics. This course will also explore the topic of selecting and setting target pressure in patients
     
  • Assistants Program

    Assitants Program

    The Patient Experience - Debra Lang, 2 Hours

    The Visual Solution: Simple Strategies for Providing Multiple Pairs for Multiple Needs - Arlene Murphy, 1 Hour

    UV and Sun Protection Education Program - Arlene Murphy, 1 Hour

    Transitions XTRActive Lenses - Peter Arnold, 1 Hour

     

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