The Corneal Transplantation PKP (Penetrating Keratoplasty) Training Course is a highly specialized program designed for ophthalmologists aiming to refine their surgical skills and knowledge in full-thickness corneal transplantation. This intensive course combines theoretical instruction with hands-on surgical training to ensure participants can perform PKP with precision and confidence.
Key Highlights:
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers indications, donor selection, preoperative planning, surgical techniques, and postoperative care for PKP.
- Hands-On Training: Practical sessions with donor tissue and surgical simulations to perfect suturing techniques and graft-host alignment.
- Advanced Techniques: Focus on the latest advancements in surgical instruments and methods to minimize complications and enhance outcomes.
- Case-Based Learning: Discussion of complex and challenging cases with expert faculty to enhance problem-solving skills.
- Postoperative Management: Guidance on managing graft rejection, infections, and long-term care.
Who Should Attend?
- Practicing ophthalmologists specializing in corneal and anterior segment surgery.
- Fellows in cornea and refractive surgery programs.
- Surgeons looking to advance their skills in complex corneal transplants.
Outcomes:
Participants will gain the expertise to perform penetrating keratoplasty confidently, understand the nuances of donor and recipient tissue handling, and manage both routine and complex cases effectively.
This course is essential for ophthalmologists dedicated to advancing their practice and improving outcomes for patients requiring corneal transplantation.