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Course, section 4). The material from this text is supplemented by viewing during the conference illustrative cases from our teaching microscopic slide collection, and thematic power-point presentations given by Dr. Gonzalez-Fernandez. Resident responsibilities. Residents are required to prepare the corresponding chapter in the AAO text prior to the ophthalmic pathology teaching conference. The entire text is covered over 1.5 years. In this way, we can go through the material twice during the residency. It is important to read and study the topics consistently through regular times of personal study. Residents demonstrate their dedication to this reading and study by active participation during conference discussions, and insight into the clinicopathological correlations. Residents are required to contact Dr. Gonzalez- Fernandez directly regarding planned submission of surgical specimens on their own cases. In this way specifics of the case can be discussed including selection appropriate fixatives, appropriate specimen orientation, and arrangements for viewing the histopathological slides with Dr. Gonzalez-Fernandez. Resident responsibilities related to Pathology Grand Rounds Presentations are discussed below. Grand Rounds Presentations provide an opportunity for more in depth study of specific topics in ophthalmic pathology than what can be addressed in the teaching conference series. Grand Rounds Presentations may provide springboards for casereport publications and research project ideas. Pathology Grand Rounds. Residents meet with Dr. Gonzalez-Fernandez to identify case and theme for the presentation at least three weeks before the Grand Rounds date. During this initial meeting, the topic and theme of the rounds is decided upon. The resident is responsible for obtaining the clinical data, presenting the pathology material, and providing the correlation between clinical and pathological data. Other Grand Rounds presentations. Residents with incorporate into all grand rounds presentations discussion of the relevant pathological material including demonstration and explanation of appropriate histopathological material. Dr. Gonzalez-Fernandez will help the resident to photograph representative histological images for presentation with any case. H. Neuro-Ophthalmology The purpose of the neuro-ophthalmology is to instruct residents in the basic skills of neuro-ophthalmology. During the rotation the resident will learn the differential diagnosis and treatments of the different forms of optic neuropathy and ophthalmoplegia seen in neuroophthalmology patients. The resident, with direct supervision, will work-up and discuss the differential diagnosis and treatment plan of all the patients they examine. They will learn how to interpret visual fields (Goldmann and 42
Humphrey) and use the maddox rod. They will be expected to know how to analyze the optic nerve head and nerve fiber layer by using the Volk 90/78 diopter lenses and direct ophthalmoscope. The resident will be expected to attend all scheduled neuro-ophthalmology lectures, grand rounds, and OKAP reviews. There will be frequent discussions based on concepts that had been learned and covered previously. 43
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