Become a cornea diagnostics and designing expert for topography-guided, wavefront and ray-tracing laser treatments!

Anterior segment imaging, and multiple cornea diagnostics in particular, have evolved to broaden our assessment accuracy. Even “healthy”, “regular” eyes can benefit from topography-modified refraction (TMR) to even topography-guided ablation. Experience hands-on, hundreds of our sample cases: virgin-“regular” to irregular (scars, ectasia, decentered etc) and expert knowledge to custom-design treatments.

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Introduction to Topography-Guided University Courses 2016 – 2018.

• Correlation of multiple corneal imaging devices may enhance accuracy of assessment by including possible epithelial remodeling data, and limiting specific limitations of Placido-based, Scheimflug-based and color LED refraction topography.

• When using topography maps in laser corneal ablation, all these parameters are considered under a much more meticulous and critical perspective. Although originally designed to treat irregular eyes, it has recently become apparent, hat topo-guided treatments may be superior for routine myopic and/or hyperopic laser vision correction.

• his vigorous didactic course and wet lab on topography-customized corneal ablations will focus on familiarizing the small number of participants on multiple imaging assessment and interpretation, data acquisition and treatment modifications with hands-on the design platforms and data present on-site.

• Additionally, the participants will be offered access to a very large databank with most topo-guided scenario treatments and outcomes.

Disclaimer:

• Please be advised that if you are traveling from outside the US for a US course or within the EU for a European course, you would be responsible for obtaining the appropriate visas on your own.
  The AJKMD course services will provide a letter of invitation upon confirmation of your registration.

• Our courses do not provide CME credits

• Our courses are purely instructional. Any medical procedure liability lays with the operating surgeon and the bylaws observed in the country and state of his/ her practice.

• This course is an independent venue and not related in any way to the American Academy of Ophthalmology or the International Society of Refractive Surgery.