A Closer Look at Atypical Keratitis : Clinical Case Scenarios
Dr. Ikeda Lal
Keratitis can become a complex and challenging condition when it does not follow the expected clinicalcourse. This instruction course is designed for guiding the audience in decision making in atypical cases ofkeratitis by discussing interesting and challenging clinical case scenarios. We will especially highlight theapproach to cases with keratitis after laser vision correction and corneal graft. Diagnosis and managementof peripheral ulcerative keratitis and Mooren’s ulcer will be followed by discussion on causes of non-healing corneal ulcer. We will follow an interactive, case based format including illustrative photographsand videos. Eminent cornea surgeons from all over the country with expertise in such cases will sharetheir experience.
| 1 | Superficial Punctate Keratitis and subepithelial infiltrates | Dr. Neera Agrawal | watch video |
| 2 | Infiltrates in LASIK interface: Differential diagnosis and Management | Dr. Neera Agrawal | watch video |
| 3 | Graft Infiltrate: How does our management differ? | Dr. Namrata Sharma | watch video |
| 4 | Peripheral corneal infiltrates: Differential diagnosis | Dr. Rajat Jain | watch video |
| 5 | Management of Peripheral Ulcerative Keratitis and Mooren’s ulcer | Dr.Rajat Jain | watch video |
| 6 | Non-healing corneal ulcer: Clinical case scenarios | Dr. Ikeda Lal | watch video |
| Total duration (including panel discussion of 15 mins) |
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