Upon conclusion of this course, participants should be able to link the educational objectives to Core Competencies (Patient Care, Medical Knowledge, Professionalism, and Quality Improvement):

• Describe new techniques for repair of ptosis and for rejuvenation
  of eyelids and periorbita
• Elucidate the incidence, severity, and effect of recurrence of keratoconus
  after corneal transplantation
• Integrate best practice methods to improve refractive outcomes after
  cataract surgery in complex patients
• Evaluate the effects that positioning, diurnal variation, and medications
  have on intraocular pressure
• Apply best practice methods to optimize results in severe glaucoma
• Employ evidence-based screening methodology for CMV retinitis
• Discuss the use of PFO in the management of inferior rhegmatogenous
  retinal detachments
• Recognize the ocular signs and prognosis of graft vs. host disease
• Assess the demographics and outcomes of BB gun injuries in the pediatric
  population
• Evaluate the role of Kupffer cells in resistance of metastases from intraocular
  melanoma and potential implications for future therapy
• Recognize the adverse effects systemic immunosuppression agents can have
  in the pediatric uveitis population
• Apply evidence-based treatment protocols for patients refractory to bevacizumab