Management of Corneal Edema
Presented by Jake McMillin, MD
Anterior Segment Specialist
Join us for a live virtual continuing education course focused on the diagnosis and management of corneal edema. This practical session will review Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy, subclinical edema, tomography findings, surgical treatment options, postoperative considerations, and emerging endothelial cell therapies.
Event Details
Who: Optometrists and eye care professionals involved in diagnosing, managing, or co-managing patients with corneal disease
What: Management of Corneal Edema — 1.0 Hour of COPE Continuing Education
When: October 21, 2026
Time: 7PM EST
Where: Live Virtual Webinar
Registration is required. Webinar access information will be provided to registered attendees.
Topics Include
- Recognizing early and progressive corneal edema
- Fuchs dystrophy and subclinical disease
- Tomography findings that may influence clinical decision-making
- DMEK, DSEK, DSO, and PKP
- Postoperative management and complications
- Emerging cultured endothelial cell therapies
Learning Objective
Following this activity, participants should be better able to recognize and evaluate corneal edema, identify findings associated with disease progression, determine when surgical referral may be appropriate, and understand current and emerging treatment options.
COPE Credit: 1.0 Hour
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