HU Credits: 2

Degree/Cycle: 2nd degree (Master)

Responsible Department: Medicine

Semester: Yearly

Teaching Languages: Hebrew

Campus: Ein Karem

Course/Module Coordinator: Dr. Irene Anteby

Coordinator Email: irenea@mail.huji.ac.il

Coordinator Office Hours:

Teaching Staff:
Prof Irene Anteby,
Prof Sahar Frenkel,
Dr. Oren Cohen,
Dr. david Smadja,
Dr. Denise Wajnsztajn,
Dr. Saban Ori,
Dr. zvi Gur,
Dr. Samer Khateb,
Dr. or Shmueli,
Dr. Shahar Luski,
Dr. Sara  Sella,
Prof Eyal Banin,
Prof Itay Chowers,
Dr. Gabriel Griefner,
Dr. Hadas Mechulam,
Prof Jaime Levi,
Prof Jacob Pe'er,
Dr. Karen Hendler,
Dr. Shay Kehat Ofir,
Dr. Edward Averbukh,
Dr. Itai Lavy,
Dr. David Landau,
Dr. Tareq Jaouni,
Dr. Yael Deckel,
Dr. Itzhak Hemo,
Dr. Liran Tiosano,
Dr. Michael Halpert,
Dr. Milka Matanis,
Dr. Ran David,
Dr. Sharon Goldberg,
Dr. Tamar Veinberg-Levi,
Dr. Jamal Murad,
Dr. Ari Shemesh,
Dr. Khaled Safadi,
Dr. Ayala Katzir,
Dr. Ravid Ben- Avi,
Dr. Ana Voronov,
Dr. Yaacov Can'any,
Dr. Tehila Meyerowitz,
Dr. Maya Eiger-Moscovich,
Dr. Claudia Yahalom,
Dr. Jose Kruger,
Dr. Radgond Amer,
Dr. azem nur,
Dr. Nir Erdinest,
Prof Abraham Solomon,
Irit Rozen Knisbacher,
Aseel Gebara,
Ms. Hadas Ben-Eli,
Yossi Eshel,
Ayala Pollack,
Dr. Asia Meltcer,
Dr. Shoham Kubovsky,
Dr. Reut Parness Yossifon,
Dr. ortal zaks,
Dr. noa Gilead,
Yochai Shoshani,
Oren Yovel,
Dr. ziv rotfogel,
Dr. majd arow,
Dr. niv Levy,
Dr. ran Matlov Kormas,
Dr. Alexandra GOZ,
Dr. Haia Morori Katz,
Dr. Yasmin haim,
Tamir Weinberg,
Prof Hana Leiba,
Dr. ofri Rimoni,
Dr. Shalhevet Goldfeather Ben Zake,
Dr. Arie Marcovich,
Dr. yoel greenwald,
Dr. Yanir Sabag,
Luba Rodov,
Rabea Kassem,
Oriel Ratzon,
Efraim Berco,
Mor Bareket,
Tal Paz,
Shani levy neuman,
Mor Schlesinger,
Yehudit Schorr,
Eleanor Gafni Klepfish,
Rotem Gindelskhi Sagiv,
Ms. Dani Rapport,
Dr. Adi Porat Rein,
Dr. Liron Berkovitz,
Dr. Adi Abulafia,
Dr. Mordechai Goldberg,
Dr. Joel Hanhart,
Dr. Emmanuel Bettach,
Elishai Assayag,
Ehud Reich,
David Zadok,
Dr. Ronen Rabinovitch,
Itay Magal,
Elena Drabkin,
Alesa Andron,
Koby Brosh,
Gil Neuman,
Rony Wiener,
Elad Ziv On,
Maria Tsessler,
Dr. Evgeny Gelman

Course/Module description:
course in Ophthalmology, given to fifth year medical students.
Taught at the three branched campuses.
clerkship is two weeks long.

Course/Module aims:
To teach basic ophthalmology at a level required by every MD.

Learning outcomes - On successful completion of this module, students should be able to:
Learn the terms used in ophthalmology
Recognize and identify the common disorders in the various disciplines in ophthalmology (see details in the list of topics)
Identify medical emergencies in ophthalmology
Get to know the therapeutic modalities offered for the various eye disorders
Will be exposed to the ophthalmology ward, in both clinical and research aspects

Attendance requirements(%):
100

Teaching arrangement and method of instruction: Lectures, zoom lessons, online lectures, clinics, operating room, patient admissions, ophthalmology ER

Course/Module Content:
Anatomy and Histology of the eye
Oculoplastics - orbit, lacrimal apparatus, eyelids
Cornea, Refraction and lens disorders
Glaucoma
Pediatric ophthalmology - amblyopia and strabismus
Disorders of the Retina
Neuro-ophthalmology
Tumors
Uveitis
Sudden Loss of vision
DD of the Red Eye
Low vision
Ocular trauma

Required Reading:
Lectures from Course 96507
clinical lectures given at the departments

Additional Reading Material:

Course/Module evaluation:
End of year written/oral examination 90 %
Presentation 0 %
Participation in Tutorials 0 %
Project work 0 %
Assignments 0 %
Reports 0 %
Research project 0 %
Quizzes 10 %
Other 0 %

Additional information:
See detailed info in moodle site.
10% - quiz at beginning of the rotation
90% - test

students are required to complete and report assignments during the clerkship including participation in clinics, OR and ER. Students performing the tasks successfully will receive a 10 point bonus to the course grade. Note all students must pass the final exam at the end of the clerkship.

students are allowed to miss one day of teaching, only after receiving permission by the group tutor.