West Coast Optometric Glaucoma Symposium and Retina Update 2024

  06 Dec 2024 - 07 Dec 2024

   CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA

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West Coast Optometric Glaucoma Symposium and Retina Update 2024

06 Dec 2024

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07 Dec 2024

CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA



West Coast Optometric Glaucoma Symposium 2024 will be held as an in-person event on December 6-7, 2024 in Carlsbad, CA. We invite you to join us for a two-day event which will include case presentations, Q&A sessions, and literature analysis. We are excited to highlight critical themes, new developments, and treatments in glaucoma. Experts will share the latest data, research, and practical knowledge.

The esteemed faculty will dive deep into all aspects of glaucoma and weigh in on treatments that directly combat glaucoma in your patients. West Coast Optometric Glaucoma Symposium 2024 will be in succession with Retina Update 2024. We encourage you to participate in both symposia.

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