Objectives

• Offers the residents and fellows with the opportunity to study rare or unusual diseases of the eye that they would not ordinarily get to see or discuss.
• Provides the residents and fellows with the opportunity to develop a better understanding of the pathophysiology, different diagnosis and management options for ophthalmic diseases and recognition of unusual disease entities.
• Equips the residents and fellows with a better understanding of the history of ophthalmic care and the modern day costs associated with the delivery of medical care.
• Anticipates that patient care will be improved as well as residents and fellows' diagnostic abilities.