This webinar as completed!
The topic for this session will be Complex Retinal Detachments.
Our guest moderator will be Dr. Flavio Rezende from University of Montreal (UdeM), a world-renowned expert in PVR and complex retinal detachments.
VBS Rounds Format: This online meeting is intended to be an active and informal discussion of retina surgical concepts geared specifically towards fellows and attendings in early stages of practice. For each session, we will present 5-6 surgical videos from a larger pool of submitted videos, followed by an excellent panel discussion. At the end of the session, attendees will vote on the top video. The winning fellow will be entered for a chance to present at a future VBS meeting.
We look forward to seeing you at VBS Surgical Rounds!
Learning how to do retina surgery can be challenging, especially when you’re juggling the other demands of being a new fellow. We invite retina fellows (and others interested in improving their surgical skills) to join us for our webinar discussion series based on Vit-Buckle Academy cases and surgeries.
For our second webinar on August 28th at 8:30 PM EST, Kyle Kovacs and Matt Starr will moderate a session discussing proliferative vitreoretinopathy and trauma surgery, in addition to secondary IOLs. Ali Khan and Yewlin Chee will join as panelists. Our first webinar was a rich and interactive discussion of surgery–we think this one will be as well! Please join us!
Please join us on Tuesday September 10th at 8:30 PM EST for the next VBS Medical Rounds!
Like VBS Surgical Rounds, this will be an informal discussion of some of the most interesting medical retina cases, directed towards fellows and retina specialists in their first few years of practice
Our moderators will be Dr. Yewlin Chee and Dr. Matt McKay
We are looking for video submissions from fellows in training! We are looking for submissions from fellows-in-training consisting of a powerpoint presentation that includes case history, clinical presentation, imaging/labs, +/- treatment and clinical course (depending on the stage at which the case currently stands–unknown cases are certainly permitted as well). No teaching slides are needed. We are aiming for about 8 minutes for the presentation and a 2-minute discussion. Presentations can be sent to Yewlin Chee (yewlin.chee@gmail.com) or Matt McKay (kmmckay@mgb.org). Five to six presentations will be selected for the session. The deadline for submission is Thursday, September 5th, 2024.
We look forward to seeing you at VBS Medical Rounds!
This online meeting is intended to be an active and informal discussion of retina surgical concepts geared specifically towards fellows and attendings in early stages of practice. For each session, we will present 5-6 surgical videos from a larger pool of submitted videos, followed by an excellent panel discussion. At the end of the session, attendees will vote on the top video. The winning fellow will be entered for a chance to present at a future VBS meeting.
Like the VBS Surgical Rounds, this will be an informal discussion of some of the most interesting medical retina cases, directed towards fellows and retina specialists in their first few years of practice. At the end of the session, the best case presented between the October and January session will be selected and the winning fellow will be able to present their case at an upcoming VBS Annual Meeting
This online meeting is intended to be an active and informal discussion of retina surgical concepts geared specifically towards fellows and attendings in early stages of practice. For each session, we will present 5-6 surgical videos from a larger pool of submitted videos, followed by an excellent panel discussion. At the end of the session, attendees will vote on the top video. The winning fellow will be entered for a chance to present at a future VBS meeting.