Tractional and exudative retinal detachment

Primary and secondary
angle-closure glaucoma

How to optimise glaucoma detection in everyday practice

Five steps to make your clinical practice reflect the latest best practice guidelines on detecting glaucoma

Use of OCT for the posterior and anterior eye

Posterior vitreous detachments (PVD) and vitreomacular traction (VMT) | Part 1

Ocular emergencies based on presenting visual acuity | Marko Lukic

Introduction to ocular emergencies and urgent retinal cases | Marko Lukic

Future of contact lenses

Ocular emergencies in optometry practice

A practical approach on how to detect glaucoma in your store

Equipment innovations in optometry

How to detect AMD with various equipment

Glaucoma detection and OCT in optometry

Vitreous floaters: nuisance or risk?

Glaucoma case presentation

Clinical decision-making – what would you do?

Clinical decision-making – three cases from clinical practice

Risk factors for glaucoma and when to perform visual fields

Vascular changes and the eye

Masterclass: Basics of AMD

Masterclass: Advanced AMD

Epiretinal membrane (ERM) | Part 2

Macular hole | Part 3

Case presentation | Driving test | Niels Crama & Jon Gjelle

Case presentation | Slowly decreasing vision | Niels Crama & Jon Gjelle

Case presentation | Blurry spots | Niels Crama & Jon Gjelle

Case presentation | New machines - new questions | Niels Crama & Jon Gjelle

A glaucoma case as a student | Ida Sperling Thomsen

What kind of disease is AMD?

1. part of Masterclass Basic of AMD

Who gets the disease?

2. part of Masterclass Basic of AMD

The art and science of communications with AMD

3. part of Masterclass Basic of AMD

Amsler Grid: Tips to use the Amsler grid in your daily clinical practice | Dr Danson V. Muttuvelu

Nevus: How to evaluate choroidal nevus patients in your busy optom clinic | Dr Danson V. Muttuvelu

AMD: How to evaluate patients in your busy optom clinic | Dr Danson V. Muttuvelu

The role of ARED Studies in care of patients with dry AMD