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In this presentation Mr Sajjad Ahmad and Ms Artemis Matsou explore the interesting relationship between keratoconus and ocular surface disease (OSD), delving into the hot question: Can problems with the surface of the eye and tears cause corneal ectatic diseases like keratoconus?
This recording is accredited for 1 non-interactive GOC CPD point for Optometrists, Dispensing Opticians and Contact Lens Opticians, and 1 RCOphth CPD point for Ophthalmologists.
Domains and Learning Outcomes
Clinical Practice
(s.5) Delegates will have a greater awareness of the significance of a healthy ocular surface in keratoconus.
(s.5) Delegates understand the impact of corneal irregularities, tear film instability, and altered blinking patterns on ocular surface health.
(s.5) Delegates will have a greater understanding of therapeutic approaches, including lubrication, anti-inflammatory agents, and lid hygiene, to improve the ocular surface and will be able to offer up to date advice to patients with keratoconus.
Speciality CPD Contact Lens Speciality
(s.5) Delegates will have a greater awareness of the significance of a healthy ocular surface in keratoconus.
(s.5) Delegates understand the impact of corneal irregularities, tear film instability, and altered blinking patterns on ocular surface health.
(s.5) Delegates will have a greater understanding of therapeutic approaches, including lubrication, anti-inflammatory agents, and lid hygiene, to improve the ocular surface and will be able to offer up to date advice to patients with keratoconus
About The Panel
Mr Sajjad Ahmad is a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Moorfields Eye Hospital.
Ms Artermis Matsou is a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Queen Victoria Hospital.