OPHTHALMOLOGY EDUCATION · 2026 EDITION
Oakstone Comprehensive Review of Ophthalmology
2026
A Complete Perspective on Modern Ophthalmic Practice.
From complex retinal conditions and evolving glaucoma treatments to corneal disease, ocular inflammation and advanced surgical techniques, explore a structured, expert-led review of the clinical decisions shaping contemporary ophthalmology.
▶ 42 Video Lectures
▤ 1 Syllabus PDF
◎ 8 Subspecialties
COURSE OVERVIEW
The Knowledge Behind Better Ophthalmic Decisions.
Oakstone Comprehensive Review of Ophthalmology 2026 is an extensive educational program featuring 42 expert-led video lectures and one syllabus PDF. The course reviews important developments in ophthalmic diagnosis, medical treatment, surgical techniques and complex clinical decision-making.
Designed for practicing ophthalmologists, residents and fellows, this structured review brings together essential clinical knowledge across eight major ophthalmology subspecialties. It is relevant to both clinical knowledge updates and ophthalmology board examination preparation.
CLINICAL VALUE
Beyond Memorization. Toward Clinical Understanding.
Review key ophthalmic conditions through practical topics involving clinical assessment, therapy selection, surgical indications and complication management.
01 / RECOGNIZE
Diagnostic Challenges
Explore complex presentations in retinal, corneal, inflammatory and neuro-ophthalmic disorders.
02 / EVALUATE
Treatment Options
Review evolving medical therapies, patient selection and procedural considerations.
03 / DECIDE
Surgical Approaches
Examine cataract surgery, MIGS, retinal repair, corneal procedures and oculoplastic surgery.
04 / REVIEW
Board-Relevant Knowledge
Revisit major subspecialty concepts through an organized educational curriculum.
COMPLETE SPECIALTY COVERAGE
Eight Essential Areas of Ophthalmology
A broad review spanning medical and surgical ophthalmology, with the curriculum organized for straightforward navigation.
01 · 6 LECTURES
Cornea & External Disease
Keratitis, dry eye, keratoconus, keratoplasty and ocular surface disorders.
02 · 5 LECTURES
Glaucoma
Medical treatment, laser therapy, MIGS, angle closure and refractory glaucoma.
03 · 3 LECTURES
Uveitis & Inflammation
Diagnostic workup, infectious uveitis and immunomodulatory therapy.
04 · 8 LECTURES
Retina & Vitreous
AMD, diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment, macular surgery and tumors.
05 · 6 LECTURES
Oculoplastics & Orbit
Eyelid disorders, thyroid eye disease, orbital tumors and lacrimal surgery.
06 · 5 LECTURES
Neuro-Ophthalmology
Optic neuritis, diplopia, visual pathway defects and intracranial hypertension.
07 · 5 LECTURES
Pediatric Ophthalmology
Strabismus, amblyopia, ROP, pediatric cataracts and retinal detachment.
08 · 4 LECTURES
Cataract & Refractive Surgery
Modern IOLs, complex cataracts, complications and refractive techniques.
DIGITAL COURSE PACKAGE
What Will You Receive?
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42 Video Lectures
Expert-led ophthalmology presentations covering the complete eight-section curriculum.
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1 Syllabus PDF
Supporting course syllabus material included with the digital learning package.
Original Release: September 15, 2026
COMPLETE COURSE CURRICULUM
All 42 Video Lectures
Browse the program by subspecialty. Select any section to view its lectures and faculty.
01 / Cornea and External Disease — 6 Lectures
1. Advances in the Management of Dry Eye Disease and Ocular Surface DisordersGiacomina Massaro-Giordano, MD
2. Herpes Simplex and Herpes Zoster Keratitis – Diagnosis and Current Treatment ParadigmsChristina S. Moon, MD
3. Update on Keratoconus – Crosslinking, Contact Lenses, and Surgical ApproachesStephen T. Armenti, MD, PhD
4. Fungal and Acanthamoeba Keratitis – Recognition and TreatmentMatthew Santos, MD
5. Modern Approaches to Lamellar and Penetrating KeratoplastyAngela Gupta, MD, PhD
6. Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia – Diagnosis and Surgical-Medical ManagementHakan Demirci, MD
02 / Glaucoma — 5 Lectures
7. Medical and Laser Management of Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma – What’s NewVictoria M. Addis, MD
8. Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS) – Indications, Techniques, and OutcomesBrian Shafer, MD
9. Management of Angle Closure – Acute, Chronic, and Secondary FormsLindsay Dawson, MD
10. Glaucoma in the Setting of Corneal and Retinal DiseaseStephanie Wey, MD
11. Surgical Strategies for the Refractory EyeAhmara G. Ross, MD, PhD
03 / Uveitis and Ocular Inflammation — 3 Lectures
12. Uveitis Diagnostic Workup – Streamlining Without Missing ZebrasJoon-Bom Kim, MD
13. Infectious Posterior Uveitis – Cytomegalovirus, Toxoplasmosis, and SyphilisJessica E. Weinstein, MD
14. Immunomodulatory Therapy in Noninfectious Uveitis – Beyond SteroidsEnny Oyeniran, MD
04 / Retina and Vitreous — 8 Lectures
15. Medical and Surgical Management of Diabetic RetinopathyKristen Harris Nwanyanwu, MD, MBA, MHS
16. Age-Related Macular Degeneration – Current and Emerging TherapiesVivienne S. Hau, MD, PhD
17. Retinal Vein Occlusions – An OverviewAlice Y. Zhang, MD
18. Retinal Detachment – Modern Surgical Approaches and OutcomesLucie Guo, MD, PhD
19. Macular Surgery – Epiretinal Membrane and Macular Hole RepairZujaja Tauqeer, MD, DPhil
20. Inherited Retinal Diseases – Diagnosis and New TherapiesErin O’Neil, MD
21. Endophthalmitis – Prevention and ManagementJessica D. Randolph, MD
22. Uveal Melanoma and Other Intraocular Tumors – Diagnosis and Treatment UpdatesBasil K. Williams Jr., MD
05 / Oculoplastics and Orbit — 6 Lectures
23. Eyelid Malpositions in Adults – Surgical Decision Making and TechniquesSana Ali, MD
24. Eyelid Malpositions in Children – Surgical Decision Making and TechniquesGabriela Lahaie Luna, MD
25. Periocular Skin Cancer – Diagnosis and ReconstructionCésar A. Briceño, MD
26. Thyroid Eye Disease – Medical and Surgical ManagementMadhura A. Tamhankar, MD
27. Orbital Tumors – Imaging, Diagnosis, and TreatmentMakayla McCoskey, MD
28. Advances in Lacrimal Surgery – Endoscopic and External ApproachesWilliam Katowitz, MD
06 / Neuro-Ophthalmology — 5 Lectures
29. Visual Loss in Practice – Challenging Clinical CasesSashank Prasad, MD
30. Update on Optic NeuritisOre-Ofe O. Adesina, MD
31. Diplopia – Systematic Evaluation and ManagementMadhura A. Tamhankar, MD
32. Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension – Diagnosis and TreatmentAli G. Hamedani, MD, MHS
33. Visual Field Defects – Localizing the Lesion in the Visual PathwayPeter A. Quirós, MD
07 / Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus — 5 Lectures
34. Update on Amblyopia – Beyond PatchingJasleen Singh, MD
35. Surgical Management of Pediatric Strabismus – Current TechniquesJasleen Singh, MD
36. Retinopathy of Prematurity – Screening and TreatmentKathryn M. Haider, MD
37. Pediatric Cataract – Timing, Technique, and Long-Term OutcomesJulius Oatts, MD, MHS
38. Pediatric Retinal DetachmentDrew Scoles, MD, PhD
08 / Cataract and Refractive Surgery — 4 Lectures
39. Advanced Intraocular Lens Technology – Matching Lens to Patient NeedsBrian Shafer, MD
40. Management of Complex Cataracts – Small Pupils, Zonulopathy, and TraumaMatthew Santos, MD
41. Complications in Cataract Surgery – Prevention and ManagementMeghan Lockwood, MD
42. Refractive Surgery – LASIK, PRK, SMILE, and Phakic IOLs – Current EvidenceS. Asha Balakrishnan, MD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Essential Concepts for Clinical Review
✓ Review recognition and treatment of complex microbial keratitis.
✓ Identify clinical considerations for minimally invasive glaucoma surgery.
✓ Differentiate important causes of infectious posterior uveitis.
✓ Examine current and emerging therapies for macular degeneration.
✓ Review approaches to thyroid eye disease and orbital disorders.
✓ Revisit neuro-ophthalmic findings and visual pathway localization.
✓ Discuss retinopathy of prematurity screening and pediatric eye care.
✓ Review prevention and management of cataract surgery complications.
BOARD REVIEW & PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
A Structured Resource for Ophthalmology Review
With its broad coverage of medical and surgical subspecialties, this course serves as a supplementary educational resource for ophthalmology residents, fellows, and practicing physicians preparing for board examinations or reviewing clinically relevant developments in contemporary eye care.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
Who Is This Course For?
Practicing Ophthalmologists
General Ophthalmologists
Ophthalmology Residents
Ophthalmology Fellows
Ophthalmic Subspecialists
Board Exam Candidates
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Course Questions
What is included in the course?
The digital educational package contains 42 video lectures and one syllabus PDF.
Which ophthalmology specialties are covered?
The program covers eight major areas: cornea, glaucoma, uveitis, retina, oculoplastics, neuro-ophthalmology, pediatric ophthalmology, and cataract/refractive surgery.
Is it relevant for ophthalmology board preparation?
Yes. The broad curriculum can serve as supplementary review material for ophthalmology board preparation. It does not guarantee examination results.
Is the course intended for practicing ophthalmologists?
Yes. It is relevant to practicing ophthalmologists, residents, fellows, and physicians seeking a broad ophthalmology clinical update.
2026 COMPREHENSIVE OPHTHALMOLOGY REVIEW
Review the Evidence. Refine Your Clinical Knowledge.
Explore 42 expert-led lectures across eight essential ophthalmology subspecialties, with one supporting syllabus PDF.
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