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“High Order Aberration Treatment for Diseased Corneas” COPE Course 106001

Higher-order aberrations quietly limit best-corrected vision in diseased corneas — even when Snellen acuity looks normal. Dr. Schramm covers the optical foundations of low- versus higher-order aberration, the diagnostic technology and severity metrics used to quantify HOA, and a severity-based treatment algorithm spanning conservative management through wavefront-guided scleral lens correction. Learn to recognize the corneal conditions that elevate HOA, interpret an aberrometry printout, and apply real-world case outcomes to your own specialty contact lens practice.

“Myopia Management: Theory and Practice” COPE Course 104890

Myopia is a disease, not just a refractive error. Dr. Schramm covers the epidemiology and risk factors driving the global rise in childhood myopia, the IMI framework for identifying pre-myopic and at-risk children, and a head-to-head comparison of current myopia control interventions — including low-dose atropine, orthokeratology, DIMS spectacles, multifocal soft lenses, and red light therapy. Case-based axial length and refractive error data illustrate what's achievable with early intervention and combination therapy.

This activity is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Lenz VIZZ.