This educational activity is intended to increase clinician awareness of geographic atrophy, with the ultimate goal of positively impacting their clinical practice and patient care. Experts will provide information on the epidemiology, pathophysiology, burden of disease, current landscape of care, and emerging treatments for geographic atrophy.

This educational activity aims to educate retina specialists and other ophthalmologists on postsurgical uveitis, including current evidence-based treatments and strategies for incorporating best practices into patient care.

In this educational activity, experts explore different treatment options for various patient scenarios through cases in a debate-style format.

The content of this activity is based on the proceedings of a live CME symposium that covered the pathogenesis of neurotrophic keratitis, diagnostic evaluations, and strategies for management through reviews of the literature and clinical data, discussions among corneal experts, and detailed case histories of patients with varying stages of neurotrophic keratitis.