A fifth of all patients needs specialty lenses rather than standard ones. Watch this session and learn when to suggest alternative lens options and how to detect keratoconus cases.

The condition is often found in patients who are unhappy with their glasses or contact lenses. Keratoconus is easy to miss in the early stages since it might not create significant problems until presbyopia comes on top.

In this panel discussion, our panellists advise when to be suspicious and what contact lenses to prescribe:

• Daddi Fadel, Optometrist, specialist in specialty contact lenses, Italy
• Eef van der Worp, Optometrist and owner of research & education consultancy the NetherLENS Eye-Contact-Lens, The Netherlands
• Anne Norvik Jervell, Optometrist at KLARERE/Ses Optikk in Oslo, Norway
• Philip Morgan (moderator), Head of Optometry at The University of Manchester, UK

This session took place live on 6 October 2022, during Clinical Conference. 

For Dutch optometrists: Unfortunately, we aren’t yet able to assign CET points (KP points) for Clinical Conference 2022 modules for Dutch optometrists. We’re working on getting the modules accredited. If you already finished the modules, you’re on the list to get your points assigned. As soon as we have more information, you’ll hear from us. Our apologies for the delay and inconvenience.

Want to get your CET point for this session? After watching the video, take the test and earn that point. Good luck!