Immerse yourself in the review of new medical, laser, and surgical modalities, choosing the best course of treatment, interpreting test results, and clinical decision making at Glaucoma 2026: Let the Good Times Flow: Glaucoma Insights from the Big Easy.
Glaucoma Subspecialty Day is brought to you by the American Academy of Ophthalmology in conjunction with the American Glaucoma Society (AGS).
Program Highlights
Attendees will learn how to:
· Integrate evidence-based and best practices in the diagnosis of glaucoma and in the medical, laser, and surgical care of glaucoma
· Recognize factors that complicate the surgical management of glaucoma and cataract and understand practical techniques to manage challenging cases
· Identify new developments in risk factors and treatment options for glaucoma
· Manage current gaps and plan for future possibilities of glaucoma care, including the role of AI, virtual glaucoma clinics, and shared care models
Who Should Attend?
This program is designed for general ophthalmologists, glaucoma specialists, residents and fellows in training, other ophthalmology subspecialists, and allied health personnel who are involved in the care of glaucoma patients.
Your Subspecialty Day Registration Includes
· Flexibility to attend sessions across Subspecialty Day meetings taking place the same day in New Orleans
· Continental breakfast, coffee breaks, and lunch
· Access to the Subspecialty Day Virtual content from meetings taking place the same day
Make the Most of Your AAO 2026 Experience
Join us for Glaucoma Subspecialty Day and then stay for the AAO 2026 Annual Meeting, Oct. 9-12, to continue your education, connect with colleagues, and explore the latest innovations in ophthalmology.
Registration
Take advantage of advanced registration for the best rates and savings.
Register for AAO 2026: aao.org/register.
Learn more about Glaucoma Subspecialty Day
View the complete AAO 2026 program and build your schedule in the AAO 2026 Meeting Guide at aao.org/mtg-guide.
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