Virtual Academy Webinars
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The Virtual Academy Program offers you various digital learning materials, which you can use to further educate yourself anytime and anywhere. Which topic is exciting for you? Here you will find information on all upcoming live formats of the Heidelberg Engineering Virtual Academy: webinars, live workshops and virtual symposia. Take the opportunity to attend a live presentation and address your questions directly to our experts.
Upcoming Sessions:
March
Geographic Atrophy – The Patient Journey
This webinar provides guidance on the use of multimodality imaging, in particular OCT and autofluorescence, in the identification and monitoring of geographic atrophy. The speakers will explore the patient's diagnosis and treatment journey from primary to secondary care with case study discussion. Best practice for imaging geographic atrophy will be covered, alongside a review of current and future methodologies for managing these patients.
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April
OCT Skills for Diabetic Eye Screeners This webinar provides guidance specifically tailored to diabetic eye screeners on using OCT for diabetic eye screening. The speakers will explore how normal retinal anatomy and retinal pathology relating to diabetes looks on OCT with case study discussion. Speaker:
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April
Using OCT as an Approach to Diagnose Glaucomatous and Other Optic Neuropathies This webinar from Cybersight describes the principles and functionality of OCT technology in perioperative management of cataract surgery. Speaker: Dr. Christian Mardin, Ophthalmologist | FAU, Germany
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April
Improved Perioperative Management of Cataract Surgery Using OCT Technology This webinar from Cybersight will highlight a possible approach to optic atrophies, systematically using OCT techniques. Speaker: Dr. Christian Mardin, Ophthalmologist | FAU, Germany
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November
Clinical Technology & Surgical Techniques in the Evolving Management of Corneal Diseases In this webinar from Cybersight Dr. Björn Bachmann will discuss corneal diseases in the context of the development of imaging techniques over the last decades. Speaker: Dr. Björn Bachmann, Ophthalmologist | University Hospital Cologne, Department of Ophthalmology, Germany
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