Established in 1946, the Harvard Lancaster Course in Ophthalmology stands as a pioneering educational program hosted by the prestigious Massachusetts Eye and Ear, a part of Harvard Medical School. Over the years, it has played a pivotal role in equipping budding ophthalmologists worldwide while supplementing the training provided by numerous teaching hospitals across the United States and Canada.

Elevating Your Ophthalmology Expertise

The upcoming Harvard Lancaster Course in Ophthalmology, set to take place in 2023, embraces the modern era by transforming into a virtual online course. This four-week-long educational journey promises to provide an in-depth exploration of both the fundamental and clinical aspects of Ophthalmology. Whether you’re a resident, practicing ophthalmologist, or an optometrist, this course welcomes you to partake in the wealth of knowledge it offers.

Embracing the Digital Age: Course Highlights

1. Comprehensive Online Learning

In line with the technological advancements of our time, the Harvard Lancaster Course in Ophthalmology (Course 2023) brings a world of knowledge to your doorstep. The curriculum encompasses a wide array of topics, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the field. From the intricacies of eye anatomy to the latest breakthroughs in surgical techniques, this course covers it all.

2. Distinguished Faculty

Renowned experts in Ophthalmology will lead this course, delivering live lectures via Zoom. Their invaluable insights and extensive experience will provide you with a profound understanding of the subject matter. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with these experts, asking questions and gaining insights that can shape your career.

3. On-Demand Access

One of the outstanding features of the Harvard Lancaster Course in Ophthalmology (Course 2023) is its flexibility. In addition to live sessions, the faculty will make an extensive collection of recorded lectures available to you. This means you can access the content at your convenience, allowing you to revisit and reinforce your understanding of critical topics.

Who Should Attend?

This course caters to a diverse audience:

• Aspiring Ophthalmologists: For those on their journey to becoming ophthalmologists, this course offers the foundation and insights needed to excel in the field.
• Practicing Ophthalmologists: Even seasoned professionals can benefit from the latest updates and advancements presented in this course, enhancing their expertise and patient care.
• Optometrists: Optometrists seeking to broaden their knowledge and skills in Ophthalmology will find this course invaluable.

Conclusion

In the dynamic world of Ophthalmology, staying up-to-date with the latest knowledge is vital. The Harvard Lancaster Course in Ophthalmology (Course 2023) ensures that you not only keep pace with the field but also lead the way with your enriched expertise. Join us in this transformative online journey and unlock the future of Ophthalmology education. Your path to success begins here.

Program : 

– Age related macular degeneration-macular hole-cystoid macular edema-eppiretinal membrane-vitreomacular traction – Vavvas
– Anatomy & Motor Physiology- Amblyopia – McKeown
– Anatomy-Classification-Pre-operative Evaluation&Consent-Anesthesia-Viscoelastics-Biometry-IOLs Part 1 – Chen – Cataract Intro –
– Anatomy-Classification-Pre-operative Evaluation&Consent-Anesthesia-Viscoelastics-Biometry-IOLs Part 2 – Chen
– Anterior Segment – Kleiman
– Anterior Segment Trauma & Reconstruction-Chemical Injury – Kenyon
– Binocular Vision-Sensorial Adaptation to Strabismus – Kazlas
– BMWCAR  Andrew Lee
– Complications of Strabismus Surgery – McKeown
– Corneal Anat & Physiology-Ocular Surface Tumors – de la Cruz – Cornea Intro – Young
– David Solá-Del Valle, MD – GDD lecture
– David Solá-Del Valle, MD – Glaucoma Filtration Surgery
– David Solá-Del Valle, MD – Glaucoma Laser Lecture
– Day 1 Introduction Young
– Dry Eye Syndrome-Corneal Dystrophies-Degenerations – Jain
– Embryology of the Eye – Schubert – Anatomy Intro – Young
– Esodeviation-Exodeviation- Restrictive Strabismus – Azar
– Final Day Welcome Remarks – Young – Marji – Evan
– Five Diplopia Pearls Andrew Lee
– Five Medicines Blind  Andrew Lee
– Glaucoma Case Management – Netland
– Infectious Keratitis & Conjunctivitis – Rosenblatt
– Inflammation – Trauma – Congenital Anomalies – Pathology of the Lens – Eagle
– Intro to Neuro-Ophthalmology program-Principles of neuro-ophthalmology – Bouffard
– Keratoplasty – Jurkunas
– Medical Therapy – Tanna
– Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery-Cataract+Glaucoma – Netland
– Nasolacrimal disorders & Neonatal Conjunctivitis – Kazlas
– Normal Tension Glaucoma – Netland
– Optic Neuritis-Ocular Ischemia – Chwalisz
– Optics – Day 2 Part 1
– Optics – Day 2 Part 2
– Optics – Day 2 Part 3
– Optics – Day 2 Part 4
– Optics – Day 2 Part 5
– Optics – Day 2 Part 6
– Optics Day 1 Part 1
– Optics Day 1 Part 2
– Optics Day 1 Part 2
– Optics Day 1 Part 4
– Optics Intro – Guyton – Irsch – Miller – Tarczy-Hornoch – Young
– Orbit – Dagi-Glass
– Orbital & Adnexal Anatomy-Enucleation-Evisceration-Extenteration-Eyelid lesions & Reconstruction-Part 1 – Morton – Plasics Intro
– Orbital & Adnexal Anatomy-Enucleation-Evisceration-Extenteration-Eyelid lesions & Reconstruction-Part 2 – Morton
– Orbital Imaging-Orbital Disease – Part 1 – 1
– Orbital Imaging-Orbital Disease – Part 1 – 2
– Overview of Efferent Visual Function-Central Eye Movement Disorders – Torun
– Paretic Strabismus-Special forms of Strabismus – McKeown
– Part 1 – Misc-Macular Diseases-Diabetic Retinopathy-Infectious Retinitis-Posterior-Panuveitis-Diagnosing Images and their application
– Part 1 – Orbital Disease Part 2-Thyroid Associated Orbitopathy – Bilyk
– Part 1 – Papilledema and IIH-Infectious and infiltrative optic Neuropathies-Hereditary and toxic-nutritional opticNeuropathies-A
– Part 1 – Ptosis-Lacrimal-Entropion-Ectropion-Surgical Techniques – Boulos
– Part 1 – Secondary Angle-Closure Glaucoma-Pigmentary Glaucoma-Exfoliation-Traumatic Glaucoma – Netland
– Part 1 – Trauma and endophthalmitis-BRAO-CRAO and BRVO-CRVO – Lee
– Part 1 – Trauma-Orbital Compartment Syndrome Lacerating & Penetrating Trauma-Orbital Fractures-Cases – Rubin – Neuro-ophthalmology
– Part 2 – Misc-Macular Diseases-Diabetic Retinopathy-Infectious Retinitis-Posterior-Panuveitis-Diagnosing Images and their application
– Part 2 – Orbital Disease Part 2-Thyroid Associated Orbitopathy – Bilyk
– Part 2 – Papilledema and IIH-Infectious and infiltrative optic Neuropathies-Hereditary and toxic-nutritional optic Neuropathies-A
– Part 2 – Ptosis-Lacrimal-Entropion-Ectropion-Surgical Techniques – Boulos
– Part 2 – Secondary Angle-Closure Glaucoma-Pigmentary Glaucoma-Exfoliation-Traumatic Glaucoma – Netland
– Part 2 – Trauma and endophthalmitis-BRAO-CRAO and BRVO-CRVO – Lee
– Part 2 – Trauma-Orbital Compartment Syndrome Lacerating & Penetrating Trauma-Orbital Fractures-Cases – Rubin –
– Part 3 – Misc-Macular Diseases-Diabetic Retinopathy-Infectious Retinitis-Posterior-Panuveitis-Diagnosing Images and their application
– Part 4 – Misc-Macular Diseases-Diabetic Retinopathy-Infectious Retinitis-Posterior-Panuveitis-Diagnosing Images and their application
– Part 5 – Misc-Macular Diseases-Diabetic Retinopathy-Infectious Retinitis-Posterior-Panuveitis-Diagnosing Images and their application
– Pathology of the Conjunctiva & Cornea – Milman
– Pathology of the Eyelids – Orbit & Optic Nerve-Glaucoma – Milman
– Pathology of the Retina & Vitreous – Intraocular Tumors – Eagle
– Pearls from the neuro-ophthalmology section – Bouffard + QA w Lee
– Pediatric Cataracts – Kazlas
– Pediatric Eye Exam-Strabismus – Azar – Pediatrics Intro – Young
– Pediatric Glaucoma – Walton
– Pediatric Glaucoma-Aphakic Glaucoma-Glaucoma in pregnancy – Chen – Glaucoma Intro – Young
– Pediatric Nystagmus – McKeown
– Pediatric Retina – Chan
– Preparing for OR-Phaco Step-by-step-Capsulorrhexis-Nuclear Disassembly-Fluidics-Premium IOLs-FLACS Part 1 – Chiu
– Preparing for OR-Phaco Step-by-step-Capsulorrhexis-Nuclear Disassembly-Fluidics-Premium IOLs-FLACS Part 2 – Chiu
– Primary Open-Angle and Primary Angle-Closure – Shen
– Principles of Genetics – Maumenee
– Randomized Clinical Trials-Epidemiology-Genetics – Netland – Introduction – Young
– Refractive Surgery – Azar
– Retinitis pigmentosa and inherited retinal disorders – Huckfeldt – Retina Intro -Young
– Strabismus Surgery – Azar
– SuprasellarSuprastellar Andrew Lee
– Tumors – Williams
– Uveitic Glaucoma-Lens Induced Glaucoma
– Visual Assessment in Children-Pediatric Nystagmus-Congenital Optic Nerve anomalies – Heidary
– Visual Fields parts 1-2-Nonorganic vision loss-Pupils-Ptosis – Bouffard