ARDS Meeting Notes
The ARDS provides participants with a Meeting Notes PDF which includes most slide presentations from the meeting. The Meeting Notes are taken and assembled by talented and rising retinal stars. They attend every talk and capture the essence of the vigorous post-talk discussion, for which the ARDS is deservedly famous.
Please email ards@medconfs.com to request a copy of the Meeting Notes. Be sure to include the year(s) requested.
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| Past ARDS Speakers “The list is huge. Many of us are very cognizant of the fact that we truly do stand on the shoulders of giants. In retina, many of the giants came regularly to that meeting. I remember very vividly being there with everyone from Tom Aaberg, Sr. to Steve Charles to Don Gass, many of the real luminaries in our field… Here was an opportunity to not only listen, but to stand up in front of your peers and probe into important clinical questions in a forum that not only permitted it, but encouraged it.” David Parke, II |
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| 1990 18th Annual Meeting | |
| J. Donald M. Gass, MD | A New Understanding of Macular Diseases |
| 1989 17th Annual Meeting | |
| Thomas M. Aaberg, Sr., MD | Prevalance of Anterior Proliferative Vitreoretinopathy and Techniques for Vitrectomy Management |
| Thomas M. Aaberg, Sr., MD | Vitrectomy in Diabetic Eyes: When are the Risks No Longer Justified? |
| Alan C. Bird, MD | Bruch's Membrane Changes with Age |
| Alan C. Bird, MD | Water Movement by Pigment Epithelium |
| Steven T. Charles, MD | Microsurgical Applications of Telemicrobiotics |
| Steven T. Charles, MD | Servo Control of Intraocular Pressure Vacuum and Temperature During Vitreoretinal Surgery |
| John G. Clarkson, MD | Central Retinal Vein Occlusion - Evaluation and Indications for Treatment |
| John G. Clarkson, MD | ROP - Pathogenesis, Classification and Indications for Treatment |
| Brian P. Conway, MD | Antibiotic Toxicity in the Management of Infectious Endophthalmitis |
| Brian P. Conway, MD | Proliferative Vitreoretinopathy - Laboratory and Clinical Aspects |
| Morton S. Cox, MD | Current Concepts of Pathogenesis and Treatment of Optic Nerve Pit Maculopathy |
| William R. Freeman, MD | (A) Intraretinal Biopsy in Immuno-Suppressed and Healthy Patients (B) Update on AIDS |
| William R. Freeman, MD | A Rational Approach to Preforming Pneumatic Retinopexy and Understanding the Causes of Failure |
| Thomas A. Hanscom, MD | Surgical Drainage of Macular Subretinal Hemorrhage |
| William F. Hoyt, MD | Superior Segmented Optic Hypoplasia: a Sign of Maternal Diabetes: Evidence of its Retinal Origin |
| Ronald G. Michels, MD | Alternative Techniques for Retinal Detachment Surgery |
| Ronald G. Michels, MD | Further Observations on Macular Pucker Surgery |
| Walter H. Stern, MD | Diagnosis and Management of Difficult Uveitis Cases |
| Walter H. Stern, MD | Retinotomy: Indications, Techniques, and Complications in Selected Retinal Detachments |
| C. Pat Wilkinson, MD | Can We Influence Visual Acuity Results Following Retinal Reattachment Surgery? |
| C. Pat Wilkinson, MD | Pseudophakic Retinal Detachments: The Relationship Between Time of Occurrence and Location of Responsible Retinal Tear |
| 1988 16th Annual Meeting | |
| Robert J. Brockhurst, MD | Retinal Detachment and Optic Nerve Anomalies |
| Steven T. Charles, MD | A Systems Approach to Vitreoretinal Surgery |
| Steven T. Charles, MD | New Technologies in Medicine |
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