A series of 2 presentations from the Thea Birmingham Corneal Meeting 2025.
- From Diagnosis to Recovery: Advances in Fungal Keratitis Management - Mr. Jeremy Hoffman
- Managing Corneal Infections: From Traditional Therapies to Emerging Strategies – Mr Stephen Kaye
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A series of 2 presentations from the Thea Birmingham Corneal Meeting 2025.
- Corneal Melts: Insights into Aetiology, Diagnosis and Treatment - Mr. Martin Watson
- Chemical Corneal Injuries: Assessment and Management - Mr. Johnson Neo
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A presentation from the Thea Birmingham Corneal Meeting 2025.
From Bench to Bedside: Advances in Dry Eye Research and Therapeutics - Dr. Rohit Shetty
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A presentation from the Thea Birmingham Corneal Meeting 2025.
Allergic Eye Disease Demystified: Pathophysiology and Practical Management - Ms Bita Manzouri
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This course, delivered by Nishani Amerasinghe, explores the different types of glaucoma surgery and factors that can influence successful outcomes. It is designed to support your knowledge on glaucoma surgery.
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This course, delivered by Stephanie Gallard, explores periorbital skin. It is designed to help practitioners become more confident in diagnosing and managing eyelid conditions in primary care.
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This course, delivered by Dr Louise Price and Polly Dulley, explores menopause as a systemic condition. It is designed to help you understand how menopause, and associated hormonal changes, are related to biological changes that affect the eyes.

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This course, delivered by Austin McCormick, explores the affects that cosmetic procedures, such as false eyelashes and permanent makeup, can have on the eyes. It is designed to help you understand more about the complications that can arise and how to manage them.

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This lecture is a recording of a webinar that was delivered live by Dr Keyur Patel. This session discusses the types, presentation and management of ocular allergic conditions.
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This course, delivered by Johnson Yan Ning Neo, discusses the TFOS DEWS II report and why it matters, specifically exploring the relationship between ocular surface inflammation and dry eye disease. It is designed to offer a practical guide to aid clinical practice.
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This course, delivered by Polly Dulley, explores identifying, diagnosing, and managing common eyelid and external eye conditions in children including conjunctivitis, blepharitis, and dry eye disease. It is designed to help you examine young children and understand key considerations for therapeutic treatment.
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This course, delivered by Professor Parwez Hossain, explores how autoimmune diseases can adversely affect the ocular surface and tear film, how to examine the eye and interpret the findings. It is designed to show you how to avoid potential pitfalls and manage patients.
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This lecture is a recording of a webinar that was delivered live by Ms Jay Vasani. This session focuses on The Eye Care Support Pathway which is a framework designed to integrate non-clinical support into existing eye care pathways to ensure a seamless and holistic approach to eye care.
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