Johns Hopkins – Atlantic Coast Retina Conference 2025
Translating the Newest Retina Trials into Everyday Clinical Practice
69.99$ Instead of 995$
Two immersive days of rapid‑fire case presentations and expert commentary—showing how the latest randomized‑trial data reshape decision‑making for AMD, diabetic retinopathy, uveitis, tumors, inherited dystrophies, and surgical retina.
What’s inside:
| Video | Focus Area |
|---|---|
| Choroidal Neovascularization | Anti‑VEGF durability, biosimilars, gene therapy pipeline |
| Contemporary Retinal Imaging | OCT‑A, widefield angiography, AI risk‑stratification dashboards |
| Diabetic Macular Edema | Longer‑acting agents, steroid implants, treat‑extend strategies |
| Geographic Atrophy & Inherited Retinal Diseases | Complement inhibitors, gene editing, natural‑history updates |
| Keynotes | State of the Retina 2025 • Future of Regenerative Therapy |
| Ocular Tumors | Plaque brachytherapy advances, immunotherapy cross‑talk |
| Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy | PRP vs anti‑VEGF, surgery timing, ultra‑widefield guidance |
| Retinal Vascular Diseases (non‑DR) | BRVO/CRVO, macro‑aneurysm treatments, pipeline biologics |
| Special Topics in Retina 2025 | Vitreoretinal surgery innovations, AI triage, drug‑delivery devices |
| MACULA‑2025 Program PDF | 80‑page slide handout, algorithms, study summaries |
What you'll learn
When to switch, extend, or combine anti‑VEGF/Ang‑2 agents after suboptimal AMD response.
Wide‑field OCT‑A and AI triage to uncover covert vasculitis and ischemic maculopathy.
Criteria for vascularized lymph‑node transfer vs medical compression in lymphedema (cross‑reference).
Stepwise work‑up of uveitic masqueraders: infection, autoimmune, neoplastic.
Surgical decision tree for complex ERM + CME + edema.
Recognition & management of systemic clues in pediatric retinal vascular diseases.
Best practices for intra‑arterial chemo vs plaque brachytherapy in ocular tumors.
RARE mnemonic for inherited dystrophy red flags and referral to gene‑therapy trials.
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Learning Objectives
| File | Focus | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| January 9.mp4 | 6 faculty‑moderated sessions • 25+ challenging retina cases | 3 h 20 m |
| January 10 AM.mp4 | Morning sessions (Sessions 1‑5) – diagnostic dilemmas, trial updates | 2 h 40 m |
| January 10 PM.mp4 | Afternoon sessions (Sessions 6‑9) – oncology, pediatrics, surgical controversies | 2 h 45 m |
| Atlantic‑Coast‑Retina‑Conference‑Agenda.pdf | 18‑page guide: speaker list, case abstracts, key references | — |
What our customers say
Advance your retina expertise with Johns Hopkins’ latest discoveries.
Sharpen your diagnostic edge, update your treatment algorithms, and bring the latest retina trial data to your patients—join us at Johns Hopkins’ Atlantic Coast Retina Conference 2025.
Key Features
Case‑Based Learning – 60+ real patient scenarios dissected step‑by‑step.
Elite Faculty – Wilmer Eye Institute + global retina thought‑leaders.
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Is there any certification provided after completing the course?
While our courses are highly educational and designed to enhance your knowledge and skills, they do not include formal certifications. However, the valuable expertise you gain from our courses can significantly benefit your surgical practice and patient outcomes.
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