Case Western Reserve University/University Hospitals
ASCRS Grand Rounds Presented by Case Western Reserve University/University Hospitals
Join moderators Terry Kim, MD and Sumitra Khandelwal, MD with faculty and residents covering case presentations, clinical pearls, and engaging panel discussions.
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Access This Grand Rounds NowCase 1: “The Good, the Bag, and the UGHly”
Presented by Lily Kim, MD
An 86-year-old woman presents with intermittent blurred vision of the right eye. Under closer inspection, UGH seems to be the culprit via an intinerant haptic. What imaging modalities should be performed for diagnosis and for surgical planning? What approach should be taken with an in-the-bag UGH syndrome?
Case 2: "Clarity After a Bit of SuffeRING"
Presented by Sachin Kalarn, MD
A 58-year-old woman after recent stem-cell transplant was found to have a spontaneous, unilateral progressive ring choroidal hemorrhage and secondary angle closure. How would you manage this patient and what surgical options would you consider? After initial procedures, patient had persistent vitreous hemorrhage and visually significant cataract - how would you plan additional surgical intervention?
Chairs
Soroosh Behshad, MD
Co-Chair
Nandini Venkateswaran, MD
Co-Chair
Faculty
Brian Francis, MD
Faculty
Thomas Patrianakos, DO
Faculty
Douglas Rhee, MD
Faculty
Shakeel Shareef, MD
Faculty
Warren Sobol, MD
Faculty
Yasemin Sozeri, MD
Faculty
Residents/Fellows
Sachin Kalarn, MD
Fellow
Lily Kim, MD
Resident