Since 1941, the Edward S. Harkness Eye Institute at the Columbia University Department of Ophthalmology has offered an ophthalmology basic science course. While the focus of the course is resident training, it has also proven useful for the visual sciences community as a whole. Coursework examines the fundamentals of vision and emphasizes how these basic principles relate to patient care. Over 125 hours of Lectures and Workshops by a faculty of over 80 distinguishd experts.

• Basisinformation
  Datum

  09.01.2023, 09:00 - 03.02.2023, 16:00

  Lehrkurs

  New York

  Sprache

  Englisch

  Gebühren ab

  2300.00 USD

  Veranstalter

  Columbia University Department of Ophthalmology
  

  Organisator

  Columbia University Department of Ophthalmology
  160 Fort Washington Avenue
  US - NY 10032 New York
  Program Manager. Patricia Galvin
  Tel.: +1 212 3050285
  Fax: +1 212 3055106

• VERANSTALTUNGSORT
  Columbia University Irving Medical Center
  635 West 165th Street, Box 21
  NY 10032 New York, US
• Programm
  • Over 125 hours of lectures, live discussions, and hands-on workshops. Instruction in optics, refraction, and retinoscopy
  • An introduction to microsurgery
  • An introduction to glaucoma surgery Dissection of the lid, lacrimal system and orbit Phacoemulsification and Ultrasound Workshops

  MODULE 1 – EYE DEVELOPMENT/EYE OPTICS/CORNEA/REFRACTIVE ERROR/MYOPIA CONTROL
  January 4, 2021 – Monday
  				Introduction BSCO (1 hour) Andrei V. Tkatchenko, MD, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Ronald H. Silverman, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Molecular Regulation of Eye Development (1 hour) Xin Zhang, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Development of retinal ganglion cells and their connections with the brain: replacement and reconnection after injury (1 hour) Carol Mason, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Orbital Anatomy Daniel Casper, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Surgical Anatomy of the Globe Hermann Schubert, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  January 5, 2021 – Tuesday
  				Eye Development and Anatomy – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Xin Zhang, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Carol Mason, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Daniel Casper, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Hermann Schubert, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  				Ophthalmic Optics (7 hours) David Guyton, MD – Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA Kristina Irsch, PhD – Institut de la Vision, Paris, France
  January 6, 2021 – Wednesday
  				Ophthalmic Optics – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session David Guyton, MD – Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA Kristina Irsch, PhD – Institut de la Vision, Paris, France
  9:00 AM
  				Accommodation and Presbyopia (1 hour) Donald J. Coleman, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Basic Science of Refractive Eye Development and Myopia (1 hour) Andrei V. Tkatchenko, MD, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Role of Peripheral Vision in Ocular Growth and Refractive Eye Development (1 hour) Earl Smith, OD, PhD – University of Houston, Houston, USA Circadian Rhythms and Refractive Eye Development (1 hour) Debora Nickla, PhD – New England College of Optometry, Boston, USA Role of contrast perception and longitudinal chromatic aberrations in optical defocus perception (1 hour) Timothy Gawne, PhD – University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, USA Genetics of Myopia (1 hour) Chris Hammond, MD, MRCP, FRCOphth – King’s College London, London, UK
  January 7, 2021 – Thursday
  				Accommodation and Refractive Development – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Donald J. Coleman, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Andrei V. Tkatchenko, MD, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Earl Smith, OD, PhD – University of Houston, Houston, USA Debora Nickla, PhD – New England College of Optometry, Boston, USA Timothy Gawne, PhD – University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, USA Chris Hammond, MD, MRCP, FRCOphth – King’s College London, London, UK
  9:00 AM
  				Contact Lenses (1 hour) Suzanne Sherman, OD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  				Myopia Control (1 hour) Jeffrey Cooper, MS, OD, FAAO – Cooper Eye Care, New York, USA Shira Kresch, MS, OD, FAAO – Columbia University, New York, USA Origins of Clinical Refractive Technology (1 hour) Stephen Trokel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Refractive Surgery: Overview and Complications (1 hour) Christopher E. Starr, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, USA Refractive Surgery: Worldwide perspective (2 hours) Dan Z. Reinstein, MD – London Vision Clinic, London, UK
  January 8, 2021 – Friday
  				Myopia Control and Refractive Surgery – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Suzanne Sherman, OD – Columbia University, New York, USA Jeffrey Cooper, MS, OD, FAAO – Cooper Eye Care, New York, USA Shira Kresch, MS, OD, FAAO – Columbia University, New York, USA Stephen Trokel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Christopher E. Starr, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, USA Dan Z. Reinstein, MD – London Vision Clinic, London, UK
  9:00 AM
  				REFRACTION WORKSHOP (8 hours) Retinoscopy: Lecture Mark E. Wilkinson, OD, FAAO – University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA Retinoscopy: Workshop Shira Kresch, MS, OD, FAAO – Columbia University, New York, USA Suzanne Sherman, OD – Columbia University, New York, USA Sonali Talsania, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Fiza Shuja, OD – Columbia University, New York, USA Refraction: Lecture Mark E. Wilkinson, OD, FAAO – University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA Refraction: Workshop Shira Kresch, MS, OD, FAAO – Columbia University, New York, USA Suzanne Sherman, OD – Columbia University, New York, USA Sonali Talsania, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Fiza Shuja, OD – Columbia University, New York, USA Mark E. Wilkinson, OD, FAAO – University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA
  January 11, 2021 – Monday
  				Basic Cornea and External Eye Diseases (1 hour) LeeJee H. Suh, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Anterior Segment Imaging (1 hour) LeeJee H. Suh, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Corneal Infections and Keratoprosthesis  (1 hour) Danielle Trief, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Corneal Dystrophies and Corneal Transplantation (2 hours) George Florakis, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Antibiotics, Antifungals, Antivirals: Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics (1 hour) Michael J. Weiss, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  MODULE 2 – CATARACT AND GLAUCOMA
  January 12, 2021 – Tuesday
  				Cornea, Corneal Infections and Transplantation – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session LeeJee H. Suh, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Danielle Trief, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA George Florakis, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  			Michael J. Weiss, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  			Pre‐op Evaluation and Consent George Cioffi, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Refractive considerations in cataract surgery: basic optics, biometry, IOL calculations, and IOL choices including torics and multifocals (1 hour) Paul Krawitz, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Phacodynamics James Auran, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Anesthesia: blocks, topical, intracameral Dana Blumberg, MD, MPH – Columbia University, New York, USA Viscoelastics Dana Blumberg, MD, MPH – Columbia University, New York, USA Lens staining/Capsulorrhexis, Hydrodissection/Hydrodelineation Lisa Park, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Phaco techniques Roslyn M. Stahl – Columbia University, New York, USA Cortical removal / IOL insertion LeeJee H. Suh, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Handling complications: Capsular Rupture / Anterior vitrectomy Danielle Trief, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Handling complex cases: small pupil/pseudoexfoliation/floppy iris George Cioffi, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Postoperative management Roslyn M. Stahl – Columbia University, New York, USA
  			PHACO WORKSHOP How to prepare for phaco: dry‐lab demonstration Lisa Park, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 13, 2021 – Wednesday
  			Cataract and Phaco – Q&A and Discussion  live session Paul Krawitz, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Grace Sun, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, USA Lisa Park, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA George Cioffi, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA James Auran, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Dana Blumberg, MD, MPH – Columbia University, New York, USA Roslyn M. Stahl – Columbia University, New York, USA LeeJee H. Suh, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Danielle Trief, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  			Fundamentals of Perimetry (1 hour) George Cioffi, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Examination of the Optic Nerve (1 hour) Jeffrey M. Liebmann, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Structure‐Function Relationship in Glaucoma (1 hour)  Gustavo De Moraes, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Optical Coherence Tomography (1 hour) Don Hood, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Optic Nerve Head Biomechanics (1 hour) Claude F. Burgoyne, MD – Devers Eye Institute, Portland, USA Glaucoma laboratory science (1 hour) Gulgun Tezel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 14, 2021 – Thursday
  				Glaucoma Risk Factors (1 hour) Dana Blumberg, MD, MPH – Columbia University, New York, USA Glaucoma genetics (1 hour) Aliaa Abdelhakim, MD, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Secondary Glaucomas (1 hour) Sung Chul (Sean) Park, MD – Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, New York, USA Major Prospective Trials in Glaucoma (1 hour) Dana Blumberg, MD, MPH – Columbia University, New York, USA Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery and Laser Surgery (1 hour) Noga Harizman, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Case presentations & decision making: OHT, XFG, target IOP, surgical decisions (1 hour) Jeffrey M. Liebmann, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Gustavo De Moraes, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  				GLAUCOMA DRY LAB WORKSHOP (1 hours) Introduction to Glaucoma Surgery Noga Harizman, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  MODULE 3 – NEURO‐OPHTHALMOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, ONCOLOGY
  January 15, 2021 – Friday
  				Glaucoma – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session George Cioffi, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA  Jeffrey M. Liebmann, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Gustavo De Moraes, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Don Hood, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Claude F. Burgoyne, MD – Devers Eye Institute, Portland, USA Gulgun Tezel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Dana Blumberg, MD, MPH – Columbia University, New York, USA Aliaa Abdelhakim, MD, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Sung Chul (Sean) Park, MD – Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, New York, USA Noga Harizman, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  				Neuro‐Ophthalmology of Pupil (1 hour) Golnaz Moazami, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Neuromyelitis Optica (NMO), MOG antibody demyelination, paraneoplastic and autoimmune diseases (2 hours) John J. Chen, MD, PhD – Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA Giant Cell Arteritis (AION), Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION) (1 hour) Jeffrey Odel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, Papilledema, Pseudopapilledema (1 hour) Marc J. Dinkin, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, USA Oculomotor System and Vestibular Ocular Reflex (1 hour) Michael Goldberg, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Clinical Eye Movement Disorders: Cortex, Brainstem and Cerebellar Disorders (1 hour) Linus Sun, MD, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Sixth Sense (1 hour) Jeffrey Odel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 18, 2021 – Monday
  				Neuro‐Ophthalmology I – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Golnaz Moazami, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA John J. Chen, MD, PhD – Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA  Jeffrey Odel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Marc J. Dinkin, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, USA Michael Goldberg, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  			Linus Sun, MD, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  			Functional Neuro‐Ophthalmology (1 hour) Jonathan Trobe, MD – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA Interpretation of VF (1 hour) Jonathan Trobe, MD – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA Visual Pathway Representations in Cortex ‐ Strabismus and Amblyopia, Cortical Vision Loss, Wilbrand’s Knee and Lesions of Optic Chiasm (2 hours) Jonathan C. Horton, MD, PhD – University of California, San Francisco, USA Neuro‐Ophtho‐Radiology (1 hour) Gul Moonis, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Neurovascular Disorders: Amaurosis Fugax, Posterior Circulation, posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (1 hour) Mitchell Elkind, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Multiple Sclerosis and Other Neuro‐Inflammatory Syndromes (1 hour) Claire S. Riley, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Headache and Vision (1 hour) Marianna Yugrakh, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 19, 2021 – Tuesday
  			Neuro‐Ophthalmology II – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Jonathan Trobe, MD – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA Jonathan C. Horton, MD, PhD – University of California, San Francisco, USA Gul Moonis, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Mitchell Elkind, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Claire S. Riley, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Marianna Yugrakh, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  			Thyroid Eye Disease – Evaluation and Medical Management (1 hour) Peter Dolman, MD – University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Thyroid Eye Disease – Surgical Management (1 hour) Michael Kazim, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Pediatric Orbital Tumors Management (1 hour) William R. Katowitz, MD – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, USA Adult Orbital Tumors Management (1 hour) Michael Kazim, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Eyelid Tumors, Reconstruction and Malpositions (1 hour) Lora Glass, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Lacrimal System Disorders Evaluation and Management/Management of Anophthalmic Socket (1 hour) Kyle Godfrey, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, USA Orbital and Eyelid Trauma (1 hour) Alexandra Braunstein, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 20, 2021 – Wednesday
  			Oculoplastics – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Peter Dolman, MD – University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Michael Kazim, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA William R. Katowitz, MD – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, USA Michael Kazim, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Lora Glass, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Kyle Godfrey, MD – Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, USA Alexandra Braunstein, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  			Pathophysiology of Ocular Tumors (5 hours) Brian Marr, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 21, 2021 – Thursday
  				Ocular Tumors – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Brian Marr, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  				WORKSHOP – ANATOMY OF THE ORBIT The Orbital Apex (1 hour) Daniel Casper, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Blepharoplasty: Indications, Techniques, Complications (1 hour) Jeffrey Ascherman, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Facial Rejuvenation: Botulinum Toxin & Fillers Lora R. Glass, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Dissection Workshop (2 hours) Daniel Casper, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  MODULE 4 – RETINAL DISEASES
  January 22, 2021 – Friday
  				Anatomy of the Orbit – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session John Merriam, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Jeffrey Ascherman, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Martin Leib, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Daniel Casper, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  				Retinal pigment epithelium in disease and fundus autofluorescence (1 hour) Janet Sparrow, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Adaptive Optics and its role in the Diagnosis and Management of Retinal Disorders (1 hour) Richard B. Rosen, MD – Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, USA Retinal imaging (1 hour) Gadi Wollstein, MD – New York University, New York, USA Ultrasound Imaging in Retinal Disease (1 hour) Ronald H. Silverman, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) (1 hour) David Huang, MD, PhD – Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, USA
  January 25, 2021 – Monday
  				Eye Imaging – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Janet Sparrow, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA Richard B. Rosen, MD – Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, USA Gadi Wollstein, MD – New York University, New York, USA Ronald H. Silverman, PhD – Columbia University, New York, USA David Huang, MD, PhD – Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, USA
  9:00 AM
  				New Targets for AMD Pharmacotheraphy (1 hour) Antonio Ciardella, MD – Policlinico S.Orsola‐Malpighi, Universita di Bologna, Italy Update on Diabetic Retinopathy Treatment (1 hour) Srilaxmi Bearelly, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Central Serous Chorioretinopathy: Towards and Evidence‐Based Treatment Guideline (1 hour) Lawrence Yannuzzi, MD – New York University, New York, USA Multimodal Imaging as a Diagnostic Tool for Uveitis (1 hour) Royce Chen, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA New Agents and Changing Patterns for the Treatment of Uveitis (1 hour) Nida Sen, MD – National Eye Institute, Bethesda, USA Uveitis in Patients with CTLA‐4 and PD‐1 Checkpoint Blockade Inhibition (1 hour) Henry J. Kaplan, MD – University of Louisville, Louisville, USA
  January 26, 2021 – Tuesday
  				Retinal Diseases I – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Antonio Ciardella, MD – Policlinico S.Orsola‐Malpighi, Universita di Bologna, Italy Srilaxmi Bearelly, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Lawrence Yannuzzi, MD – New York University, New York, USA Royce Chen, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Nida Sen, MD – National Eye Institute, Bethesda, USA Henry J. Kaplan, MD – University of Louisville, Louisville, USA
  9:00 AM
  				Using OCT to improve the outcomes of Macular Surgery (1 hour) Stanley Chang, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Human Amniotic Membrane Grafing for Large and Persistent Macular Holes (1 hour) Tongalp Tezel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Keeping the Head Down, or Not? (1 hour) Jason Horowitz, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Artificial Intelligence for Diabetic Retinopathy Screening (1 hour) Michael D. Abramoff, MD, PhD – University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA Robotics and Eye Surgery (1 hour) Peter L. Gehlbach, MD, PhD – Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
  MODULE 5 – PEDIATRIC EYE DISEASES AND OPHTHALMIC GENETICS
  January 27, 2021 – Wednesday
  				Retinal Diseases II – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Stanley Chang, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Tongalp Tezel, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Jason Horowitz, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Michael D. Abramoff, MD, PhD – University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA Peter L. Gehlbach, MD, PhD – Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
  9:00 AM
  				Introduction to strabismus: classification, sensory and motor testing (1 hour) Sonali Talsania, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Amblyopia: diagnosis, classification, pathogenesis, and management (1 hour) Pamela F. Gallin, MD, FACS – Columbia University, New York, USA Strabismus surgery: procedures and fundamentals (1 hour) Steven Brooks, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Retinopathy of prematurity (1 hour) Steven Brooks, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Pediatric Neuro‐Ophthalmology (1 hour) Steven Kane, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Pediatric Cataracts & Glaucoma (1 hour) Steven Kane, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 28, 2021 – Thursday
  				Pediatric Eye Diseases – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Sonali Talsania, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Pamela F. Gallin, MD, FACS – Columbia University, New York, USA Steven Brooks, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Steven Kane, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  				Common congenital anomalies of the eye (1 hour) Irene Maumenee, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Electrodiagnostic (EDD) Cases (Hereditary & Acquired) (2 hours) Graham E. Holder, MD – National University of Singapore, Singapore Gene therapy for retinal disorders: gateways and obstacles in drug development (1 hour) Katherine A. High, MD – Rockefeller University, New York, USA Stem Cell Therapy (1 hour) Masayo Takahashi, MD, PhD – RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Kobe, Japan
  			Genetic Testing in Ophthalmology (1 hour) Megan Soucy, MS – Columbia University, New York, USA
  January 29, 2021 – Friday
  			Ophthalmic Genetics I – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session Irene Maumenee, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA Graham E. Holder, MD – National University of Singapore, Singapore Katherine A. High, MD – Rockefeller University, New York, USA Masayo Takahashi, MD, PhD – RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Kobe, Japan Megan Soucy, MS – Columbia University, New York, USA
  9:00 AM
  			Ophthalmic Genetics Case Presentations (4 hours) Anthony Moore, MD – University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, USA Irene Maumenee, MD – Columbia University, New York, USA BSCO students
  			Retinal metabolomics in health and disease (1 hour) James Hurley, PhD – University of Washington, Seattle, USA Mitochondrial Etiology of Ophthalmic Diseases (1 hour) Douglas C. Wallace, PhD – University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
  			Ophthalmic Genetics II – Q&A and Discussion (0.5 hours) live session James Hurley, PhD – University of Washington, Seattle, USA Douglas C. Wallace, PhD – University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
  			CLOSING CEREMONY – ONLINE MIXER live session
  4:00 PM

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