Dr. Johanna Choremis, MD, FRCSC, DABO
Dr. Johanna Choremis is an ophthalmologist with fellowship training in cornea, anterior segment and refractive surgery. After medical school at McGill University on a Hugh Brock entrance scholarship, she pursued residency training at the same institution. Fellowship training was completed at Tufts University with an E. A. Baker scholarship. Upon her return to Montreal, she has worked at both McGill University’s Jewish General Hospital as an assistant professor, as well as University of Montreal’s “Centre Universitaire d’Ophtalmologie,” at Maisonneuve Rosemont Hospital. She has trained many residents over the years as well as numerous fellows in corneal transplantation. She has many peer-reviewed publications and has presented at national and international conferences. Her main area of interest is corneal transplantation and dry eye disease. She is currently section chief of the Cornea division at University of Montreal.
Financial disclosure: I have/had an affiliation (financial or otherwise) with a commercial organization.
- GSK
- Labtician
- Santen
- Sun Pharma
- Théa
Sessions in which Dr. Johanna Choremis, MD, FRCSC, DABO participates
Sunday 1 January, 2017
Tuesday 4 April, 2017
This module will cover dry eye disease (including aqueous deficiency and evaporative disease) and focus on diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Conventional methods of diagnosis will be discussed as well as new technology that is available to aid in the diagnosis (osmolarity, topography, mmp9). On the treatment side of things, classic remedies as well as newer ones will be reviewed. Last, certain dangerous entities that can masquerade as dry eye disease will be reviewed, as well as what...
Tuesday 25 April, 2017
This module will cover dry eye disease (including aqueous deficiency and evaporative disease) and focus on diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Conventional methods of diagnosis will be discussed as well as new technology that is available to aid in the diagnosis (osmolarity, topography, mmp9). On the treatment side of things, classic remedies as well as newer ones will be reviewed. Last, certain dangerous entities that can masquerade as dry eye disease will be reviewed, as well as what...
Wednesday 26 April, 2017
This module will cover dry eye disease (including aqueous deficiency and evaporative disease) and focus on diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Conventional methods of diagnosis will be discussed as well as new technology that is available to aid in the diagnosis (osmolarity, topography, mmp9). On the treatment side of things, classic remedies as well as newer ones will be reviewed. Last, certain dangerous entities that can masquerade as dry eye disease will be reviewed, as well as what...
Wednesday 3 May, 2017
This module will cover dry eye disease (including aqueous deficiency and evaporative disease) and focus on diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Conventional methods of diagnosis will be discussed as well as new technology that is available to aid in the diagnosis (osmolarity, topography, mmp9). On the treatment side of things, classic remedies as well as newer ones will be reviewed. Last, certain dangerous entities that can masquerade as dry eye disease will be reviewed, as well as what...