Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute’s 40th Annual Current Concepts in Ophthalmology 2024
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Video Course · Ophthalmology · 2024
The Wilmer current concepts ophthalmology 2024 course delivers 10 video lectures and 31 PDFs from the 40th Annual meeting in Vail, covering cataract, cornea, glaucoma, retina, and oculoplastics.
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10video lectures
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31PDF handouts
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12.2 GBtotal size
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2024edition
- Five-day course recorded at Vail Marriott, Colorado in March 2024
- Includes DMEK and DSAEK corneal transplant sessions and keratoconus management
- Covers newest anti-VEGF agents including faricimab and high-dose aflibercept
- Features 31 detailed PDFs on surgical techniques and clinical topics
Comprehensive Ophthalmology Update From the Wilmer 40th Annual Meeting
The Wilmer current concepts ophthalmology 2024 program was recorded at the 40th Annual Current Concepts in Ophthalmology meeting at the Vail Marriott in March 2024. This five-day course brings together Wilmer Eye Institute specialists to address the latest developments in diagnosis and therapy across the full spectrum of ophthalmic subspecialties.
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10video lectures
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31PDF handouts
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12.2 GBtotal size
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2024edition
Inside this resource
Cataract Surgery and Anterior Segment
Extensive sessions on cataract surgery techniques including IOL utilization and femtosecond laser-assisted approaches. The course addresses keratoconus management with cross-linking and surgical options, DMEK and DSAEK corneal transplant techniques, and endothelial graft inserters.
Retina and Glaucoma
Covers the newest anti-VEGF agents including faricimab and high-dose aflibercept, port delivery systems for retinal diseases, and corticosteroid delivery for retinal conditions. The glaucoma sessions address current management approaches and uveitic glaucoma.
Cornea and Ocular Surface
Addresses current management of the cornea surface including basement membrane opacities, nodules, and band keratopathy. Sessions cover corneal neurotization, rational use of topical corticosteroids, and the role of artificial intelligence in retinal imaging.
Oculoplastics, Uveitis, and Thyroid Eye Disease
Sessions on oculoplastic and neuro-ophthalmology topics include blepharoplasty basics, non-surgical oculoplastics rejuvenation, and managing double vision in thyroid eye disease. The course also covers the Wilmer Eye Institute’s centennial history.
Who this serves
- Clinical ophthalmologists — wanting a concentrated update on surgical and medical advances from Wilmer faculty
- Anterior segment surgeons — seeking detailed corneal transplant and cataract technique sessions
- Retina specialists — staying current on anti-VEGF therapies and retinal imaging innovations
Before you buy
What file formats are included?
The course includes 10 video files and 31 PDF handouts, totaling 12.2 GB.
How does this differ from the 2025 Wilmer courses?
This 2024 edition features different case presentations and clinical trial data available at the time, with a more detailed PDF collection on specific surgical techniques.
The chart
| Format | Video + PDF |
|---|---|
| Lectures | 10 sessions (5 days) |
| PDFs | 31 handouts |
| File Size | 12.2 GB |
| Year | 2024 |
| Publisher | Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute |
| Department | Ophthalmology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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James L. –
The continuous conference recordings make navigation a bit challenging. Content quality is high but finding specific lectures requires scrubbing through day-long files.
Michael T. –
Comprehensive five-day course with good surgical technique coverage. The anti-VEGF and retinal imaging sessions were current and clinically relevant.
Sarah K. –
Excellent corneal transplant content. The DMEK and DSAEK sessions were particularly detailed, and the 31 PDFs are a great reference library. Solid Wilmer quality.
drtomh –
Wilmer faculty consistently deliver high-quality updates. The anterior segment and corneal disease sessions were particularly detailed with actionable clinical pearls.
Priya N. –
Strong course with good surgical technique coverage. The artificial intelligence in retinal imaging session was forward-looking and clinically relevant.
Chen W. –
The PDF collection alone is worth the investment. Detailed handouts on corticosteroid delivery, waste reduction in cataract surgery, and endothelial cell loss data.