Book your place on PSPA’s free online masterclass at 6.30pm on 25 March to learn more about Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and how it affects the eyes.

The UK charity, PSPA, is hosting a free online masterclass on 25 March to help ophthalmic professionals understand Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) and how it affects the eyes.

PSP is a rare neurological condition that significantly affects various ocular and oculomotor functions. Despite eye changes beginning early in PSP progression, 60% of people are still initially misdiagnosed, with an accurate diagnosis on average taking three years to achieve.

To aid early diagnosis and access to appropriate care, PSPA has developed a set of Eye Red Flags to help ophthalmic professionals spot the early ocular changes in PSP and recommend a neurology referral. To support the Eye Red Flag resource and increase understanding of PSP, PSPA is also hosting a free PSPA masterclass.

‘ Neuro-Orthoptics in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy ’

 Speaker: Dominic Burdon, Advance Orthoptist, Plymouth Ocular Motility Unit

Tuesday 25 March at 6:30pm via Zoom

Attending this free masterclass will help you to:

1. Gain an understanding of general and ocular features of PSP.
2. Recognise the value of a Parkinsons Plus MDT approach, to aid earlier suspected diagnosis of PSP.
3. Apply knowledge of neuroanatomy to understand the pathogenesis for ocular signs in PSP.
4. Examine and evaluate optical management for PSP.

Book your free place on the masterclass, here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1230134969809?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Neuro-orthoptics in progressive supranuclear palsy