Retinal Assistant Module
Online guidelines & Courses
Retinal Assistant Module
Is an online tool to help categorize and triage the management for common retinal diseases, which offers ophthalmologists management recommendations along with online courses with self-assessment
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👉 Do you want to master retinal investigation?
👉 Do you want to learn when and how to interpret FFA, macular OCT, OCTA?
👉 Did you hear about Enface OCT and want to learn its applications?
👌Do you want to learn the retinal investigations for excellent practice and success in ophthalmology exams?
✅ If the answer is YES, then join us in this interactive live course for detailed, informative yet simple Retinal investigations Course
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The clinical guidelines for approaching and managing common retinal diseases are to help and to inlight each ophthalmologist's retinal path. Because experience is not taught in books, I deliberately made something different and combined the sum of evidence-based medicine and several references to deliver safer clinical practice guidelines.
I know this is not an easy task, and some cases require
individualization for each patient and that the world of the retina is broad with a bumpy path. However, I have striven to find a straightforward way that leads you to the righteousness of the correct clinical evaluation, which I didn't find at the beginning of my entry into the retina world.
I hope you find these guidelines useful in your daily retinal clinical practice.
Clinical guidelines are evolving and need to be updated regularly; thus, you are invited to enhance these guidelines and add your scientific contribution.
Your scientific contribution is well appreciated to enhance and upgrade the guidelines. Your suggestions will go under a peer review. If it gains acceptance, your title name will be added as acknowledgments at the end of the guidelines.
Clinical courses for educational purposes, in this module there are three main courses one for clinical applications of OCT for macular diseases, clinical changes in RPE, and clinical pathology of diabetic macular edema.