Continuing Education
T235 — Retina: Back to Basics
Lecturer(s): M. Pohl, O.D.
| Friday, 4:30pm - 5:30pm [see other Friday courses] |
 — OD Education
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Category: PS |
The importance of thorough ocular
funduscopic examination with dilation,
utilizing the techniques of binocular
indirect ophthalmoscopy and fundus
biomicroscopy to complement non-mydriatic
new technology, cannot be
overemphasized. Following review of
these procedures, a variety of posterior
segment disorders commonly seen in
a primary care optometric practice
are discussed. Standards of care are
addressed and clinical pearls provided.
COPE Approved
COPE Number: 17424-PS
FREE CE
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