Ophthalmology for All: Building More Inclusive Spaces
Release Date: 11/26/2024
Genetics in Pediatric Ophthalmology 101 with Dr. Alina Dumitrescu & Dr. Ginny Utz
Little Eyes, Big Topics
Join co-hosts Dr. Jaqueline Stoutin and Kristin Davis discuss genetics and pediatric ophthalmology cases with expert guests Dr. Alina Dumitrescu and Dr. Ginny Utz. Co-hosts: Dr. Jaqueline Stoutin ophthalmology resident University of Michigan/Kellogg Eye Center Class of 2026 Kristin Davis medical student University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Class of 2026 Expert Guests: Dr. Alina V. Dumitrescu Associate Professor of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, Inherited Eye Disease Associate Professor of Pediatrics Chakraborty Family Professor in...
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CVI: Parental Advocacy & The Role Of Pediatric Ophthalmologists
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Dr. Sarah Martin talks about CVI and its impact with Jessica Linderman (proud Mom of daughter Stella with CVI and Founder, Cure Rare Foundation), Dr. Melinda Chang, and Dr. Sameera Nadimpalli.
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International Pediatric Ophthalmology Surgery Work and Outreach
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Join Dr. Ed Wilson and Dr. Courtney Kraus as they dive into Internal Pediatric Ophthalmology Surgery and the current state of the various outreach programs.
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Introduction to Pediatric Uveitis with Dr. Ginny Utz & Dr. Sheila Angeles-Han
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Please listen and learn to experts Dr. Ginny Utz and Dr. Sheila Angeles-Han discuss important clinical pearls and guidelines in pediatric uveitis. Co-hosts: Dr. Alex Valentine, University of Michigan/Kellogg Eye Center fellow in pediatric ophthalmology/strabismus Dr. Angela Ngo, University of Arizona resident Expert Guests: Dr. Virginia (Ginny) Miraldi Utz, Professor of Pediatric Ophthalmologist at University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Abrahamson Pediatric Eye Institute, Cincinnati, OH Dr. Sheila T. Angeles-Han,...
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Why choose Pediatric Ophthalmology? Medical Student, Resident, & Attending Perspectives
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Cohosts Jennifer Galvin, MD; Alexander Valentine, MD; and medical student Angela Ngo invite Courtney Kraus, MD, to the podcast to discuss what drew her to pediatric ophthalmology and what a typical week looks like in her pediatric and adult strabismus practice. She reviews her experience with the anterior segment in these patients and her approach to pediatric cataracts and glaucoma management. The group also reviews helpful resources to help increase the field’s exposure to medical students and residents
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Ophthalmology for All: Building More Inclusive Spaces
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Jennifer Galvin, MD, and medical student Nadia Abbas invite Dolly Ann Padovani-Claudio, MD, PhD, and Ore-Ofe Adesina, MD, to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion and underrepresented individuals in medicine—specifically as it relates to pediatric ophthalmology and neuro-ophthalmology. Drs. Padovani-Claudio and Adesina share their experiences and advice for ophthalmic trainees from underrepresented backgrounds, reviewing strategies to navigate challenges, find a niche in the field, and excel in patient
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Advocacy in Pediatric Ophthalmology
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In this episode, Jennifer Galvin, MD, invites an expert panel including Alex Valentine, MD; Michelle Falcone, MD; and Michael Puente, MD, to share perspectives on advocacy in pediatric ophthalmology, highlighting the importance of young ophthalmologists getting involved at the state and national levels. The panel also discusses Medicaid reimbursement, the pediatric ophthalmology workforce shortage, and more.
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Current Approaches and Future Directions in Retinopathy of Prematurity Management
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In this episode, cohosts Jennifer Galvin, MD, and Christine Law, MD, invite a panel of pediatric ophthalmology experts to discuss approaches to managing retinopathy of prematurity (ROP). Gil Binenbaum, MD, MSCE; Emily McCourt, MD; and Jennifer Jung, MD, provide insights on comprehensive ROP screening and treatment approaches at their respective children’s hospitals. They also share their excitement about future advancements in ROP treatment, earlier intervention, and improved examination techniques.
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Identification and Treatment of Pediatric Keratoconus
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Sruti Rachapudi, MD, MBA, hosts this episode in which Simon Fung, MD, MA(Oxon), FRCOphth, an expert in pediatric cornea and external eye disease, discusses the risk factors, diagnosis, and treatment of pediatric keratoconus. Dr. Fung shares clinical pearls about the differences in pediatric versus adult-onset keratoconus, explaining how pediatric cases require close monitoring and early intervention due to higher prevalence and rapid progression. He also describes the challenges of screening children at a
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The Pediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group
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Jennifer Galvin, MD, sits down with the two co-chairs of the Pediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group (PEDIG)—Stacy Pineles, MD, and Katherine Weise, OD, MBA, FAAO—to discuss the current and future clinical studies in pediatric ophthalmology and optometry. Drs. Pineles and Weise outline the collaborative network of PEDIG, dedicated to facilitating multicenter clinical research in all areas of children’s eye conditions such as strabismus, amblyopia, and more. They further discuss how a trainee in medic
info_outlineJennifer Galvin, MD, and medical student Nadia Abbas invite Dolly Ann Padovani-Claudio, MD, PhD, and Ore-Ofe Adesina, MD, to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion and underrepresented individuals in medicine—specifically as it relates to pediatric ophthalmology and neuro-ophthalmology. Drs. Padovani-Claudio and Adesina share their experiences and advice for ophthalmic trainees from underrepresented backgrounds, reviewing strategies to navigate challenges, find a niche in the field, and excel in patient care.