8:30-9:15am–Case Presentations: Neuro Ophthalmology (Nailyn Rasool, MD)

9:15-10:00am–Grand Rounds Lecture: “Before There Was OCT There Was WFH,” Jeffrey Odel, MD

Host: Nailyn Rasool, MD

1. To review fundamental Ophthalmoscopic signs of importance in
   Neuro-Ophthalmologic diagnosis through the publications of William F. Hoyt, M.D
2. To understand the importance of a deep knowledge of the basic science and the classical literature of
   ophthalmology combined with new technology for the development of new understanding in our field
3. The direct Ophthalmoscope is still a powerful tool. Its flexibility for examination under difficult
   circumstances is unsurpassed

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This presentation is supported by the Francis I. Proctor Lecture Fund and the Samuel J. Kimura Fund.