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The Cole Eye Institute Imaging Summit will take place in Montreal, Canada on July 16, 2026.  This CME symposium will discuss trends in optical imaging and the effective use of imaging technologies in clinical practice. Discussing new investigational imaging techniques and applications will be reviewed.

The course will be composed of didactic and case-based presentations along with interactive imaging sessions directed by well-established key opinion leaders in the field. Discussion sessions, some directed, will be incorporated into each section to address outstanding knowledge gaps and maximize learning.

 

This program is not affiliated with or endorsed by the ASRS.

Learning Objectives

  • Interpret evidence-based OCT and OCTA biomarkers using standardized, reproducible imaging criteria to guide anti-VEGF treatment intervals in neovascular AMD and DME, as well as monitoring strategies in geographic atrophy.
  • Determine appropriate clinical use cases and safeguards for AI enabled retinal imaging and analytics in routine workflows.
  • Identify patient profiles in neovascular age-related macular degeneration and selected diabetic macular edema that are suitable for home OCT monitoring
  • Discuss how to incorporate remote imaging data into treatment and follow-up using defined triage pathways.
  • Explain how to integrate intraoperative OCT and 3D visualization findings to inform surgical decision-making in complex vitreoretinal procedures.
  • Recognize imaging criteria relevant to eligibility, referral, and monitoring in IRD gene and cell therapy clinical trials.

 

Target Audience

Retina specialists, retina fellows, ophthalmic photographers and healthcare providers who are interested in applying the most recent advancements in retinal imaging to the management of retinal diseases.