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Ophthalmology Conference: The Eye in Systemic Disease

 06/03/2024 13:00    

 Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow / Online   

 5 CPD Approved

Join us for our inaugural Ophthalmology Conference where we will discuss and further our understanding of the eye in systemic disease.

Book Now Closing date: 06 March 2024

Overview

13.30 - 18.30 GMT

Join us for our inaugural Ophthalmology Conference where we will discuss and further our understanding of the eye in systemic disease.  This one-day event will feature specialists in a wide scope of fields including ophthalmologists, neurologists, physicians and paediatricians.  

Offering the opportunity for interdisciplinary discussion and learning, topics on the day will include giant cell arteritis, multiple sclerosis, orbital infections and orbital trauma. This event will be of interest to both ophthalmologists and non-ophthalmologists, as well as those in paediatrics, rheumatology, neurology, maxilla-facial, ENT and general medicine.  


We look forward to welcoming you to what will be an interesting and instructive day.


Aims and Outcomes

  • Have an understanding of the clinical features, investigation (including TAB) and treatment of giant cell arteritis, including new modalities
  • Appreciate how multiple sclerosis may present in the eye and have an overview of treatment
  • Be able to recognise clinical manifestations of orbital infections and trauma in both adults and children and have an improved knowledge of treatment options

Fees

Category
Product
Rate

AHP
Registrations
£140.00

AHP - Online
Registrations
£140.00

Member
Registrations
£115.00

Member - Online
Registrations
£115.00

Non-Member
Registrations
£220.00

Non-Member - Online
Registrations
£220.00

Trainee
Registrations
£130.00

Trainee - Online
Registrations
£130.00

You could save £105 on this event by becoming a member! Read more about becoming a member here.


Coordinator

Rebecca Watson

 0141465 7270

 Email Coordinator


Location

 Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow / Online   

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