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> MOA Continuing Education Sunday Program
2003
MOA CE Sunday
Sunday June 1, 2003
6 CE Credits
(Applied 6 TPA COPE credits.)
BWI
Marriott
1743 West Nursery Road
Baltimore, MD 21240
410-859-8300
Schedule
| Registration
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Programs | Speakers
| Tuition
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Directions
Meeting
Schedule
| 8:30
a.m. |
Registration
&
Continental Breakfast
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| 9:00
a.m. |
Eric
Jones, MD — COPE #9376-PS
Tim Polk, MD — COPE #9375-SD
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| 12:00
p.m. |
Lunch
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| 1:00
p.m. |
Carlo
J. Pelino, OD
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| 4:00
p.m. |
Adjournment
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B.
Eric Jones, MD
A graduate of the University of Texas Health Science Center,
Dr. Jones has lectured extensively in the U.S. He is an
assistant professor for the University of MD, Department
of Ophthalmology and a clinical instructor for MD General
Hospital, Department of Ophthalmology. Dr. Jones has participated
in several clinical studies and has been published extensively.
Carlo
J. Pelino, OD
An associate faculty member of Pennsylvania College of Optometry,
Dr. Pelino has been published in The Review if Optometry,
Clinical Eye and Vision Care, and Optometric Management.
He has lectured extensively throughout the U.S. on retinal
disease, macular disease, infectious disease and diagnosis.
Dr. Pelino is an associate faculty member at PCO and is
a Primary Care Optometrist with Mayfair Eye Associates in
Philadelphia, PA.
Tim
Polk, MD
Tim Polk is a Vitreoretinal Specialist with Parris-Castoro
Eye and Laser Center in Bel Air. A graduate of the University
of VA, School of Medicine, Dr. Polk earned his diplomate
from the American Board of Ophthalmology. He has been published
in numerous ophthalmic journals, and was a contributing
author for two books.
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MORNING
SESSION
Eric Jones, MD — COPE #9376-PS
Tim Polk, MD — COPE #9375-SD
Treatment of Cystoid Macular Edema
A variety of macular diseases that can be associated with difficult
to treat Cystoid Macular Edema (CME). Traditional and new methods
of treatment for persistent CME are discussed
Most
Missed Maculopathies
A number of macular diseases may present with very subtle or deceptive
fundus findings. This lecture discusses the most commonly missed
maculopathies referred to a retina practice. Multiple examples will
be provided to assist in accurate diagnosis.
Management
of Subfoveal CNV
Various methods in clinical retina practice for the management of
difficult to treat chorodial neovascular membranes (CNV).
Retina
Clinical Pearls
This lecture represents a compilation of "tricks of the trade"
which have proven very helpful to the presenter in his everyday
practice.
AFTERNOON
SESSION
Carlo Pelino, OD
Interactive Cases in Ocular Disease
This course will look at interesting Retinal Cases from a hospital
setting. This is an interactive lecture to come to differential
diagnosis and possible systemic outcomes.
DIRECTIONS
Take
MD-295 to eastbound on W. Nursery Road. Proceed through approximately
2-3 lights. Pass Andover Road and Hotel is seven-story white building
on your left.
TUITION
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On/before
5/24/03 |
After
5/24/03 |
| Full
Day |
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| MOA*/AOA
Members |
$130 |
$155 |
| Nonmembers |
$220 |
$245 |
Morning
Session Only
(lunch not included) |
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| MOA*/AAA
Members |
$70 |
$95 |
| Nonmembers |
$115 |
$140 |
Afternoon
Session Only
(lunch not included) |
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| MOA*/AOA
Members |
$70 |
$95 |
| Nonmembers |
$115 |
$140 |
*MOA
members may use 2003 continuing education vouchers towards tuition.
**The
MOA will contribute $1 per CE hour provided to each doctor attending
this meeting to the Partnership Foundation for Optometric Education
REGISTRATION
Online
Registration Now Closed. Please Register On Site
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720
Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
TEL:
(410) 727-7800• FAX: (410) 752-8295
EMAIL:
MOA@assnhqtrs.com
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