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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2025 · 33 MIN

Ep. 2 - Posterior Segment Technology with Dr. Chris Lopez

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(COPE ID: 95851-TD, 0.5 hr) In this episode, Dr. Chris Lopez discusses the advancements in posterior segment technology, focusing on four key areas: ERG (Electroretinography), extended color vision, virtual visual field testing, and lasers in optometry. ERG, now a handheld device, assesses retinal function objectively, with protocols like DRA for diabetic retinopathy. Extended color vision tests, quick and subjective, aid in retinal and optic nerve function assessment. Virtual visual fields, performed via headsets, offer convenience and are comparable to traditional tests. Lasers, including YAG capsulotomy, LPI, and SLT, are increasingly used by optometrists, especially in rural areas, despite low ROI, emphasizing comprehensive patient careShow Sponsors:Special thanks to ⁠ODs on Finance Merchant Services⁠,  get the lowest average 1.73% effective rate and free POS (up to $200). Get a FREE Rate Analysis today and save thousands annually. ⁠https://merchant.odsonfinance.com⁠⁠How to get CE Credit:Listen, Get Instant Asynchronous COPE-Accredited CE by taking short quiz online: ⁠https://odsonfinance.com/ce/⁠

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