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NationalNATIONAL_________________________________________________________________The 60 th Annual Post-Graduate Review Course in Ophthalmology was held on Dec 4 &5, 2009 at the Convention Center at Oncenter. The meeting, co-sponsored by SUNYUpstate's Office of Continuing Medical Education, addressed current issues, trends andresearch findings related to a variety of ocular diseases. The course featured nationalas well as local experts.The following faculty members of SUNY Upstate gave presentations:Samuel G. Alpert, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: Visual Field TestingAnthony P. Andrews, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: The Results of the Newer Forms of Treatment in Macular DegenerationSharon A. Brangman, MD, FACP, AGSF, MedicineTitle: The Institute of Medicine Report Retooling for an Aging America: Building theHealth Care WorkforceAnthony F. DeVincentis III, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: The Role of OCT in the Glaucoma PatientG. Robert Hampton, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: Macular Clinical Trial TrendsJohn A. Hoepner, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: Ethics in OphthalmologyRobert M. Kellman, MD, OtolaryngologyTitle: Orbital Complications of SinusitisMelissa Ko, MD, NeurologyTitle: Retrobulbar Optic NeuropathiesLuis J. Mejico, MD, NeurologyTitle: Nonvestibulocochlear Cranial Nerve SchwannomasStephen W. Merriam, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: New and Old Concepts in the Treatment of AmblyopiaR. Todd Morason, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: The Intraocular Lens in Refractive SurgeryStephen G. Spitzer, MD, OphthalmologyTitle: Corneal Topography- 33 -