502 - Glaucoma: What Would You Do?

Wednesday, March 1, 2023

6:30 PM – 7:30 PM EST

Location: Georgia World Congress Center, 311/312

CE Hours: 1

AUDIENCE: OD, AHP

IN-PERSON COURSE ACCREDITATIONS: COPE 81294-GL ; FL ODCEB 20-962460 ; IL OD ; SC ODCEB 20-962460 ; TX ODCEB 20-962460 ; ABO ST23N027-2 ; NCLE CT23N014-2 ; AOA PARA ED-0061-22 ; AZ OPT ; FL OPT 20-973992 ; GA OPT GBDO-23-003 ; KY OPHTH ; NC OPT SP/CL
NCS-2023-038/NCC-2023-030 ; NV OPT ; SC OPT 20-973992 ; TN OPT

Chris Borgman, OD

Lecturer(s)

Chris Borgman, OD

Associate Professor
Southern College of Optometry
Rossville, Tennessee, United States

Disclosure(s): No financial relationships to disclose

Disclosure(s):

Chris Borgman, OD: No financial relationships to disclose

Glaucoma can be straightforward in some cases and much more challenging in others. This course is designed to present challenging and unique glaucoma scenarios with multiple treatment options in which attendees use audience polling for immediate feedback on what treatment options are best for the cases provided.

Learning Objectives:

Upon conclusion of this activity, attendees will be able to:

Apply evidence based studies to clinical conundrums faced in typical glaucoma management
Identify the pros/cons of optical coherence tomography in early/mild glaucoma diagnosis
Identify clinical findings that might suggest a disease other than glaucoma
Compare prostaglandin analog effectiveness to other glasses of glaucoma medications