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CONTACT:
Department of Ophthalmology
Byers Eye Institute at Stanford
2452 Watson Court
Palo Alto, CA 94303
The Bay Area Ophthalmology CoursePresented by the Bay Area Ophthalmology Consortium & the Byers Eye
Institute at the Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford UniversityPalo Alto, California
July 1-26, 2019
Photo courtesy of: Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service
The Bay Area Ophthalmology Course at Stanford UniversityFor Residents in Training and Practicing Ophthalmologists
COURSE DIRECTOR: Dr. Steve Sanislo
SCHEDULE
WEEK Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayWeek 1 July 1
ANATOMY/PATHOLOGY
July 2ANATOMY/
PATHOLOGY
July 3PHYSIOLOGY/IMAGING/
LASERS/PEDIATRICS
July 4NO COURSE,
HOLIDAY
July 5PEDIATRICS
Week 2 July 8RETINA
July 9RETINA
July 10NEURO-OPHTH
July 11NEURO-OPHTH
July 12PHACO LAB
Week 3 July 15ONCOLOGY/
CORNEA
July 16CORNEA/UVEITIS
July 17CORNEA
July 18PLASTICS
July 19PLASTICS
Week 4 July 22OPTICS
July 23OPTICS
July 24OPTICS
July 25GLAUCOMA
July 26INNOVATION SYMPOSIUM
The Bay Area Ophthalmology Course (formerly the Basic Science Course in Ophthalmology) has been offered to the vision com-munity since 1970, presented by faculty from the four area teaching programs and recognized experts from other institutions. The Course offers intensive instruction in the fundamental sciences underlying ophthalmic practice and research, including ophthalmic pathology, optics, epidemiology, genetics, immunology, pharmacology, orbit and oculoplastics, neuro-ophthal-mology, corneal and refractive surgery, cataract surgery, glaucoma, pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus, and retinal surgery. Laboratory sessions are offered in pathology, optics, and phacoemulsification. Approximately seven and a half hours of instruction are offered each day, with corresponding handouts. Several evening receptions are included. The BAOC provides a strong and practical basis for residents in ophthalmology, vision scientists, and a review and update for practicing ophthal-mologists. Foreign participants at every level of training are most welcome to attend.
Stanford Neuro-Ophthalmology CourseFor Neurologists and General Practitioners
SCHEDULE
Neuro-ophthalmology is a subspecialty that deals with vision loss, double vision, pupil abnormality, and other issues that arise from diseases of the eye-brain pathway. Common diseases that affect the eye-brain pathway include multiple sclerosis, stroke, tumors, cranial nerve palsies, diplopia, myasthenia, and functional abnormalities. The course is composed of short lectures followed by practical cases and discussions. Our focus is on common issues and discussion of diagnostic approach and treat-ment that are highly relevant to clinical practice.
In this two-day comprehensive course, you will learn basics of the visual pathway, eye movement control, and pupil respons-es. Diseases covered include neuro-ophthalmic emergencies, optic neuritis/multiple sclerosis; visual field loss due to stroke, tumor, vascular malformations, and other conditions; diplopia due to cranial nerve 3, 4, and 6 diseases, myasthenia gravis, functional abnormalities, and other important topics. You will also learn basics of optical coherence tomography (OCT) and angiography, visual field testing, electrophysiology, and visual function assessment. There will be discussion of the latest devel-opments in these technologies.
WEEK Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayWeek 2 July 10
NEURO-OPHTHJuly 11
NEURO-OPHTH
FACULTY
Deborah Alcorn, MDRyan Basham,MDShannon Beres, MDRobert Chang, MDWilliam Chang, MDDiana Do, MDAlfredo Dubra, PhD, MScPeter Egbert, MDBenjamin Erickson, MD, MHSCaroline Fisher, MDJeffrey Goldberg, MD, PhDDavid Guyton, MDYang Hu, MD, PhDMichael Kapiloff, MD, PhDEuna Koo, MDAndrea Kossler, MDScott Lambert, MDWen-Shin Lee, MDTheodore Leng, MD, MS, FACS
Loh-Shan Leung, MDJoyce Liao, MD, PhDCharles Lin, MDVinit Mahajan, MD, PhDHeather Moss, MD, PhDDarius Moshfeghi, MDPrithvi Mruthyunjaya, MD, MHSDavid Myung, MD, PhD, MSDaniel Palanker, PhD, MScCarolyn Pan, MDSteve Sanislo, MDIra Schachar, MDRuwan Silva, MD, MPhilKuldev Singh, MDChristopher Ta, MDGeoff Tabin, MDSui Wang, PhDAlbert Wu, MD, PhD, FACSCharles Yu, MD
* Additional guests not listed at this time and subject to change
Registration Information
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TUITIONTuition for the 2019 BAOC full course is $3,750. Tuition for an individual week(s) is $1,000.
Tuition for Neuro-Ophthalmology is $100 for 1 day and $150 for 2 days. NOTE: If you sign up for the full course or week 2, the Neuro-Ophthalmology Course fee is included.
Registration by 3/31/19 will receive a 5% discount on tuition fees.
Cancellation policy: A full refund will be provided if cancellation requested by 4/30/19 and a 90% refund if cancellation occurs between 5/1/19 and 5/31/19. No refund will be available if cancellation occurs after 5/31/19.
MEDICAL SCHOOL CLERKSHIPThe Course has been approved as a medical school rotation and is listed as OPHT302A. Medical students from U.S. and Canadian programs are welcome to apply. Please reference the School of Medicine Clerk-ship website at http://med.stanford.edu/md/clerkships/ for a listing of eligibility requirements. If you are a Stanford student, please register using AXESS. Stanford medical students who are interested in Ophthal-mology as a career are strongly encouraged to attend this course.
Registration contact email: [email protected]
Department webpage: http://med.stanford.edu/ophthalmology/education/baoc.html
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