This course discusses retinal cases encountered in the primary care ODs office, and asks if this is something that we can monitor ourselves (relax) or require referral to a retinal specialist for further treatment. Cases include lattice, retinal holes, choroidal nevi and more. Clinical pearls regarding follow up and appropriate referral criteria are presented.
Almost 1600 attended our event and we received amazing feedback!
Feedback from anonymous survey:
I really enjoyed this speaker, discussed everything in great detail and explained everything so that I could understand it even though it's been awhile since I've brushed up on retinal diseases.
Thank you. Great photos. Thanks for mentioning how retina always finds something in the other eye. I thought that only happened to me.
He’s always so great to hear and makes it easy to follow for me.
Please come back with this speaker more retina referrals!
I would love to see this speaker again, excellent presentation!!
Very applicable to everyday clinical practice. Speaker is engaging and straight to the point.
Excellent speaker. Appreciated his more casual speaking manner and compelling topic.
Thank you for your excellent discussion and patient cases of peripheral retinal findings.
Another insightful speaker sharing great retina nuggets. Thanks so much Woo U!!
I always appreciate timing management/level of urgency and when to refer, thank you. Great lecture :)
Always enjoy Dr. Ferrucci's lectures! Informative, engaging, funny, and clinically relevant. Wonderful lecturer and look fwd to hearing him again soon!
Makes me feel better for sending out any retinal findings that make me feel uneasy for a second opinion. Overall, this was an amazing overview and I loved how he went over the referral aspect to MDs. This is exactly the kind of CEs I'm looking for.
Amazing topic and speaker. The pictures are VERY helpful THANK YOU!!
Thank you for a great presentation with awesome photo slides.
Speaker: Dr. Steven Ferrucci
Moderator: Dr. Carolyn Majcher
COPE ID: 99526-TD
Category: Trt/Mngmnt Ocular Disease
This event is undergoing COPE approval for 1 hour of CE credit.
