Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute’s Current Concepts in Ophthalmology 38th Annual Baltimore Meeting 2025
$40.00
Video Course · Ophthalmology · 2025
The Wilmer ophthalmology current concepts 2025 course delivers 12 expert-led sessions on the latest clinical and surgical advances across cataract, glaucoma, retina, and neuro-ophthalmology.
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12video lectures
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7.04 GBtotal size
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3PDF handouts
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2025edition
- Comprehensive anterior and posterior segment review by Wilmer faculty
- Covers femtosecond laser cataract surgery, MIGS devices, and dry eye disease
- Includes socioeconomic and optometric practice management sessions
- Lectures recorded live at the Baltimore meeting, December 2025
Complete Ophthalmology Update From Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute
The Wilmer ophthalmology current concepts 2025 program brings together leading subspecialists for two days of intensive clinical education. Recorded at the 38th Annual Baltimore Meeting in December 2025, this course covers recent developments in diagnosis and therapy across the full breadth of ophthalmic practice.
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12video lectures
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7.04 GBtotal size
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3PDF handouts
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2025edition
Inside this resource
Cataract Surgery and Anterior Segment
Sessions cover IOL technology, femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery, and perioperative management of antibiotic and anti-inflammatory agents. Clinical trial data on evolving approaches to keratoplasty and collagen cross-linking for corneal disease.
Glaucoma and Retina
Expert-led reviews of minimally invasive glaucoma surgical devices, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and retinal vein occlusions. Sessions address how OCT and other imaging advances are expanding understanding of anterior and posterior segment anatomy.
Neuro-Ophthalmology and Oculoplastics
Includes dedicated lectures on neuro-ophthalmic conditions and oculoplastic surgery case management updates. A socioeconomic session covers practice management issues and legislative updates affecting ophthalmologists.
Pediatric Ophthalmology and Uveitis
Sessions address the latest developments in pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus management. A dedicated uveitis lecture covers differential diagnosis and treatment, and the David Worthen Memorial Lecture rounds out the program.
Who this serves
- Clinical ophthalmologists — seeking a concentrated update on recent evidence and surgical technique changes
- Ophthalmology residents — preparing for board examinations and wanting expert-level subspecialty review
- Optometrists — managing anterior segment disease and needing to stay current on medical and surgical therapies
Faculty & syllabus
Topics covered 12 sessions
- Cataract Surgery and External Ocular Disease
- Cornea
- Glaucoma
- Neuro-Ophthalmology
- Oculoplastic Surgery Cases & Management Updates
- Optometric Session
- Pediatric Ophthalmology
- Retina Part 1
- Retina Part 2
- Socioeconomic Session
- The David Worthen Memorial Lecture
- Uveitis
Before you buy
What format are the lectures delivered in?
The course includes 12 video files, 12 subtitle files, and 3 PDF handouts, totaling 7.04 GB.
When was the meeting recorded?
The 38th Annual Baltimore Meeting was held December 4–5, 2025.
The chart
| Format | Video + PDF |
|---|---|
| Lectures | 12 sessions |
| File Size | 7.04 GB |
| Year | 2025 |
| Publisher | Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute |
| Department | Ophthalmology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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drtomh –
Good breadth of topics covered in a two-day format. The PDF handouts complemented the video lectures well. File downloads were straightforward and fast.
M. Alvarez –
Solid two-day course with good subspecialty breadth. The neuro-ophthalmology and oculoplastics lectures were strong. Would have liked more retina depth.
Chen W. –
The Wilmer faculty consistently deliver high-quality education. This course covered everything from dry eye to pediatric strabismus in a manageable timeframe.
Sarah K. –
Excellent overview of current concepts. The cataract and glaucoma sessions were particularly useful for staying up to date on MIGS devices and femtosecond techniques.
Priya N. –
Great value for a concentrated update. The course materials were well organized and easy to navigate through. Each session built on the previous one logically.
James L. –
Wanted more depth on retinal imaging advances. The lectures were well organized but some topics felt rushed given the two-day format.