Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Pimpri, Pune

Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Pimpri, Pune - 411 018 Period : 04/July/16 to 22/September/16 Semester : 7 th Semester Department : Ophthalmology Lecture Lesson Plan Sr No Date Topic Learning objectives Name Of The Teachers 1 04.07.16 Uvea-Anatomy, Uvea-Anatomy, Classification of Uveitis Dr R Paranjpe Classification of Anatomy of iris Uveitis Anatomy of Ciliary body Anatomy of choroid Classification of uveitis Anatomical classification Aetiological classification Aetiopathogenesis of uveitis 2 05.07.16 Anterior Uveitis Anterior uveitis Aetiopathogenesis Investigations Differential diagnosis Differential diagnosis of Acute Red Eye 3 07.07.16 Posterior Uveitis, Posterior Uveitis, Choroiditis, Endophthalmitis, Choroiditis, Panophthalmitis Endophthalmitis, Panophthalmitis Management Dr. R Paranjpe Dr R Paranjpe 4 11.07.16 Cornea- Anatomy, Physiology & Transparency Short notes Endophthalmitis Panophthalmitis AIDS Toxoplasmosis Cornea-Anatomy, Physiology & Transparency Importance of cornea in vision Different anatomical layers and their function Blood supply, nerve supply of cornea Dr R Magdum

5 12.07.16 Corneal Ulcer- Bacterial & Fungal 6 14.07.16 Viral Keratitis & Nutritional Deficiency Factors maintaining corneal transparency Corneal Ulcer-Bacterial & Fungal Factors protecting the normal cornea Etiology and clinical feature of bacterial corneal ulcer Etiology and clinical features of fungal corneal ulcer Bacteriological Investigations Differentiating features Viral Keratitis, Nutritional Deficiency Etiology of viral keratitis Herpes simplex keratitis clinical features Management of HSV keratitis Herpes Zoster Keratitis Management of HZO Keratomalacia-clinical faatures and management Dr R Magdum Dr R Magdum 7 18.07.16 Corneal Dystrophies & Degenerations 8 19.07.16 Keratoplasty & Eye Banking 9 21.07.16 Lens- Anatomy, Classification of Cataract Corneal Dystrophies & Degenerations Dystrophy versus degeneration Epithelial dystrophies Stromal dystrophies Endothelial dystrophies Corneal degeneration Summary/Must know Keratoplasty & Eye Banking Burden of corneal blindness Indications of keratoplasty Eye Donation Procedure of Keratoplasty Complications of Keratoplasty Summary/Must know Lens-Anatomy, Classification of Cataract To acquaint the students to this commonest ocular condition Dr R Magdum Dr A Gahlot Dr R Gaud 10 25.07.16 Congenital Cataract & Developmental Cataract Congenital Cataract, Developmental Cataract Discuss in detail the anatomy of lens and classification of cataract Dr A Lune 11 26.07.16 Senile Cataract & Senile Cataract, Management of Cataract Dr A Lune

Management of Cataract 12 28.07.16 Post Operative Complications of Cataract Surgery Familiarize the students to diagnose mature/immature cataract Post Operative Complications Show images and videos of the various types of cataract Dr A Lune 13 01.08.16 Recent Advances in Cataract Surgery Recent Advances in Cataract Surgeries Discuss the post operative complications of cataract surgery and recent advances in cataract surgery. Dr A Lune 14 02.08.16 Glaucoma- Classification & Aqueous Humor Dynamics 15 04.08.16 Primary Open Angle Glaucoma 16 08.08.16 Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma Glaucoma Classification, Aqueous humour dynamics of glaucoma Aqueous humour formation Aqueous humour outflow Factors influencing IOP TonographyTonometry Primary Open Angle Glaucoma Etiopathogenesis Symptoms Signs Visual field defects Investigations Medical Surgical Lasers Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma Aetiopathogenesis Classification including features of acute PACG Medical Surgical Dr R Gaud Dr O K Radhakrishnan Dr O K Radhakrishnan

17 09.08.16 Congenital Glaucoma & Secondary Glaucoma 18 11.0816 Recent Advances in Glaucoma 19 16.08.16 Anatomy & Physiology of Retina Lasers Congenital Glaucoma and Secondary Glaucoma Terminology Types Medical Surgical Lasers Recent Advances in Glaucoma Advances in drugs Advances in visual field evaluation Advances in tonometry Advances in lasers and surgical management of glaucoma Anatomy & Physiology of Retina Anatomy of Retina Neuro Sensory Retina Retinal Pigment Epithilium Macula lutea Physiology of retina Examination of the Fundus Direct and Indirect Ophthalmoscope Colour coding Dr O K Radhakrishnan Dr O K Radhakrishnan Dr A Gahlot 20 18.08.16 Hypertensive Retinopathy & Diabetic Retinopathy Hypertensive Retinopathy & Diabetic Retinopathy Diabetic Retinopathy Pathogenesis Classification Management Hypertensive Retinopathy Pathogenesis Classification Management Dr A Gahlot

21 22.08.16 ARMD, Retinal Detachment & Retinal Dystrophies 22 23.08.16 Vitreous Anatomy,PVD, Vitreous Hg & Degeneration 23 25.08.16 Trauma Blunt Trauma & Perforating Trauma 24 29.08.16 Trauma - Surface Foreign body, Retained IOFB ARMD, Retinal Detachment, Retinal Dystrophies Age related macular degeneration Pathogenesis Classification Management Retinal detachment Pathogenesis Classification Management Vascular Occlusions of Retina (short notes) CRVO BRVO CRAO BRAO Vitreous-Anatomy, Posterior, Vitreour Detachment, Vitreous Haemorrhage, Degenerations To discuss in detail the anatomy of vitreous To discuss and diagnosis common vitreous pathologies like degeneration and detachment Discuss types, ethiology, C/F, Rx of vitreous h ge Discuss and diagnosis of asteroid hyalosis and synchysis scintillans Trauma-Blunt trauma and Perforating trauma Modes of trauma Mechanism of blunt trauma Classification of blunt trauma Ocular manifestations of perforating trauma Modes of perforating trauma Effecs of perforating trauma Ocular manifestations of perforating trauma Management of blunt and perforating trauma Trauma-Surface Foreign Body, Retained Intraocular Foreign Body (RIOFB) Extraocular forein body Common types of foreign body Symptoms Dr A Gahlot Dr P Apte Dr R Maheshgauri Dr R Maheshgauri

25 30.08.16 Trauma Chemical & Thermal Injuries 26 01.09.16 Ocular Emergencies -I 27 06.09.16 Ocular Emergencies -II 28 08.09.16 Systemic Diseases affecting the Eye 29 13.09.16 Community Ophthalmology- Signs Complications Retained IOFB Common IOFB Modes of damage Mangagement of Retained intraocular foreign body. Trauma Chemical and Thermal Injuries Modes of chemical injury Types Symptoms Signs Grading of chemical burns Causes of thermal injuries Ocular Emergencies Classification of ocular emergencies Emergency management of CRAO Emergency management of Acute Congestive Glaucoma Emergency management of Mechanical Injuries Emergency management of Alkali burns Emergency management of Acid burns Ocular Emergencies Emergency management of Globe Perforation Emergency management of ocular surface foreign bodies Short notes Sympathetic ophthalmitis Management of Acute Red Eye Management of a Case of Acute Vision Loss Emergency management of Corneal Ulcers Systemic Diseases affecting the Eye Importance of eye in systemic disease Eye changes in diabetes mellitus Eye changes in hypertension Eye changes in leprosy Eye changes in tuberculosis Summary/Must know Community Ophthalmology National Programme To discuss national programme for control of Dr R Maheshgauri Dr K Sandhya Dr K Sandhya Dr R Gaud Dr P Gogate

National Programme 30 13.09.16 Vision 2020, Eye Camp 31 20.09.16 Lasers in Ophthalmology 32 22.09.16 Recent Advances in Ophthalmology blindness its aims, objectives, implementation, goals, levels of control of blindness Vision 20-20, Eye Camps Vision 2020 aims, objective, how can it be achieved Roll of eye camps in blindness prevention Recent Advances Refractive surgeries of corneal PRK LASIK Refractive surgeries of lens- phakic IOLs, CLE Newer LOLs Laser procedures in retina VEGF Summary/Must know Lasers in Ophthalmology of LASER How lasers work in eye Lasers in refractive surgery Lasers in glaucoma Lasers in Retina of P.C.O. Summary/Must know Dr P Gogate Dr R Gaud Dr K Sandhya

Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Pimpri, Pune - 411 018 Department : Ophthalmology Period : 13 July 2016 to 19 September 2016 Semester : 7 th Semester Tutorial Programme Lesson Plan Sr No Date Topic Learning objectives Name Of The Teachers 1 13.07.16 Approach to a case of gradual progressive painless DOV Approach to a case of gradual progressive painless DOV Common Causes of Painless DOV Discussion about each Cataract Primary open angle glaucoma ARMD Dr N Chougule Dr M Kotecha Dr P Bakare Dr Y Chougule 2 20.07.16 Approach to a case of acute red eye Approach to a case of acute red eye Red eye definition Causes of acute red eye Differential diagnosis Acute conjunctivitis Acute iridocyclitis Acute glaucoma Clinical features 3 27.07.16 Optics Optics Identification i) Lens - Spherical Cylindrical Prism ii) Uses of various types of lenses

4 03.08.16 Instruments Ocular Emergencies Corneal foreign bodies Chemical injuries Blunt trauma to eye Penetrating trauma to eye Retained intraocular foreign bodies 5 10.08.16 ICCE & ECCE Contact lens Uses of contact lenses Types of contact lenses i) Hard contact lenses ii) Se RGP contact lenses iii) Soft contact lenses Fitting of contact lenses Trial of contact lenses Care of contact lenses Contact lens solution Complications of contact lens use 6 17.08.16 SICS & Refractive cataract surgery Phacoemulsificati IOL advances on Clear lens extraction Piggy back IOL Incision planning A Scan /B Scan 7 24.08.16 Contact Lens ICCE & ECCE Procedures (Steps discussed) ECCE classification Discussion of pre operative/post operative complications 8 31.08.16 Refractive Surgery 9 07.09.16 Enucleation & Evisceration 10 14.09.16 Drugs I 11 21.21.16 Ocular Emergencies