Dr.Mamta Agarwal [A15335] – Chennai
Uveitis is often challenging due to protean manifestations, systemic associations and ocular complications. Early differentiation between anterior, intermediate, posterior and panuveitis as well as infectious and non-infectious uveitis is important. Recently, there have been marked improvement in the diagnostic techniques and treatment modalities. This course will cover diverse clinical scenarios of uveitis. Experts in the field of uveitis will share their experience in an interactive case presentation format with a step wise approach through history, presenting symptoms & signs, course of the disease, laboratory and ancillary tests. This course will help us learn how to evaluate uveitis patients, to rationally develop a differential diagnosis, to interpret imaging results and to optimize treatment strategy. The interactive program will allow in depth discussion on management of even complicated uveitis issues.
| 1 | Anterior uveitis – Does every patient need investigation ? (10 mins) | Dr.Mamta Agarwal | watch video |
| 2 | Intermediate Uveitis – Can local treatment be enough ? (10 mins) | Dr.Padmamalini Mahendradas | watch video |
| 3 | Posterior uveitis – Infectious or non infectious (10 mins) | Dr.Mudit Tyagi | watch video |
| 4 | Panuveitis – How long to treat ? (10 mins) | Dr.Reema Bansal | watch video |
| 5 | Masquerade syndrome – Aqueous tap or vitreous biopsy ? (10 mins) | Dr.Mudit Tyagi | watch video |
| 6 | Systemic diseases – A window to ocular inflammation ! (10 mins) | Dr.Jyotirmay Biswas | watch video |
| 7 | Keynote Address by : Diagnosis of Tuberculous Uveitis :A Clinical Conundrum ( 10 min ) | Dr.MD Zahedur Rahman | watch video |
| Panel Discussion : (15 mins) |
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