Speakers and topics for Booth 7125
If you’re planning to attend the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s annual meeting in San Francisco Oct. 12-15, you’ll want to visit Cleveland Clinic Cole Eye Institute’s booth (No. 7125) to hear timely research and clinical presentations, ask follow-up questions and discuss your difficult cases with our nationally and internationally renowned experts.
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Here’s the speaker schedule:
12 p.m. Craig See, MD – Management of Endothelial Keratoplasty Complications
2 p.m. Katherine Talcott, MD – Surgical Innovations and Complications
12 p.m. Aleksandra Rachitskaya, MD– Novel Imaging and Surgical Visualization Techniques
2 p.m. Arun D. Singh, MD – Intraocular Tumors: What is New?
10 a.m. William J. Dupps, MD, PhD, J. Bradley Randleman, MD, and Steven E. Wilson, MD, – Updates in Refractive Surgery and Cross-Linking
12 p.m. Julian D. Perry, MD and Catherine Hwang, MD – How to Look Your Best
2 p.m. Daniel Petkovsek, MD – Cole Eye Residency Program
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