We are pleased to have many Duke Ophthalmology faculty and trainees present during the virtual American Glaucoma Society Annual Meeting held March 4 - March 7, 2021. The goal of this meeting is to provide Members and guests of the American Glaucoma Society a professionally stimulating forum in which they can exchange information and ideas regarding the diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma and present new developments in glaucoma research.
Presenters:
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Pratap Challa, MD - Tips for Teaching Glaucoma Surgery and Preventing Complications
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Sharon Freedman, MD - Tips for Pediatric Glaucoma Surgery
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Leon W. Herndon, MD - Point Discussion for Case Presentation: Which MIGS Do You Dig? Canal Versus Subconjunctival for Moderate Disease
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Felipe Medeiros, MD, PhD - New Neuroretinal Rim Parameters: Are We Any Better Off Now?
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Kelly Muir, MD - Moderator for Symposium 1: Where to Begin … Choosing the Right Initial Treatment, Introduction of Surgery Day Lecture,
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Jullia Rosdahl, MD, PhD - Host of Virtual Roundtable Discussion: Low Vision Update
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Dan Stamer, PhD - Proposed Mechanism of Long-term IOP Lowering with the Bimatoprost Implant
Trainees:
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Obinna Umunakwe, MD, PhD (Glaucoma Fellow) - Case Presentation: The Notorious PDG – Medical Versus Laser Therapy, Case Presentation: No Pain, No Gain – Medical Therapy Versus Surgery PhD for Advanced Disease
Medical Students:
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Terry Lee, BA - Predicting Glaucoma Development with Longitudinal Deep Learning Predictions from Fundus Photographs (Top Paper Presentation)
Researchers:
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Alessandro Jammal, MD (Research Scientist) - Top 5 Plenary - Ocular Perfusion Pressure and Rates of Glaucoma Progression in a Large Clinical Population
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Eduardo Mariottoni, MD (Research Fellow) - Top 5 Plenary - Deep Learning for Detection of Glaucoma Progression with Spectral-Domain Optical Coherence Tomography