Clinical Breakthroughs and Advocacy Take Center Stage
Saturday’s intensive schedule focused heavily on the rapid evolution of medical and surgical techniques. Attendees participated in high-level clinical presentations detailing new treatment protocols for complex ocular diseases, cutting-edge surgical technologies, and updates on patient safety.
Beyond clinical science, the meeting emphasized the power of the regional professional community. Open-floor discussions tackled the practical realities of modern practice management, navigating insurance complexities, and advancing state-level patient advocacy.
The weekend also placed a heavy focus on the next generation of eye care, providing North Carolina residents and fellows a dedicated platform to present research and network with established practitioners.
Congratulations to our Poster Winners!
- 1st – $300, Cesar Estrada-Puente: Photoreceptor Degeneration in Asymptomatic Children with USH2A: Sectorial OCT Findings Years Before Expected Onset
- 2nd – $200, Alan Thi: The Canalicular SEAL technique, treatment of CPAP-associated Lacrimal Duct Air Regurgitation with Canalicular Segmental Excision and Ligation : A Case Report
- 3rd – $100, Brianna Valenti: Development and Early Implementation of a Fourth-Year Medical Student Ophthalmology Curriculum
For attendees: How to Claim CME Credits
To claim CME credit, please visit:
How to Claim CME for NCSEPS Annual Meeting
First time users will need to create a Duke OneLink Account by end of day on Monday, September 14th. The evaluation will not be available until Wednesday, September 16th.
Please note: credit should be claimed commensurate with your participation in the activity.
