Retinitis and retinochoroiditis lesions are unique amongst different forms of uveitis as they are almost always associated with some form of infection. Correct recognition of retinitis lesions is critical for initiating the appropriate antimicrobial therapy, and to avoid potentially harmful consequences of using corticosteroids alone. This course will focus on the pattern recognition in retinitis lesions.
Dr. Avinash Pathengay is consultant in vitreo-retina and uveitis at the GMRV Campus of LV Prasad Eye Institute, and Director, Academy for Eye Care Education. He has published extensively on infectious endophthalmitis and various forms of infectious uveitis. He has been the 'teacher of teachers' for the LVPEI uveitis service and continues to be actively involved in fellowship training in retina and uveitis.
Dr Alessandro Invernizzi is the Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology and in-charge of the Uveitis Clinic at the University of Milan in Italy. He has done pioneering work in ocular imaging in different forms of infectious and non-infectious uveitis, and has more than 70 publications to his credit.
Date/Time | Session | Speakers/Participants |
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August 6th, 6 PM | "U & I" Session | Dr. Anamika Patel and Dr. Mudit Tyagi |
August 13th, 6 PM | Keynote lecture | Dr. Avinash Pathengay |
August 20th, 6 PM | Special Interest Group Meeting | Dr. Avinash Pathengay and Dr. Alessandro Invernizzi |
August 27th, 6 PM | International Grand Round | Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil |