Ophthalmology Resident Ophthalmic Trauma Case Exposure: Trends Over Time and an ACGME Case Log Analysis.
Mya AbousyAndy SchillingMary QiuGrant A JustinFatemeh RajaiiXimin LiFasika A WoretaPublished in: Clinical ophthalmology (Auckland, N.Z.) (2022)
Significant variation in globe trauma volume exists across programs. ACGME guidelines require a minimum of four globe trauma procedures for graduation, but procedures like anterior chamber paracentesis count towards this requirement. Open globe repairs, simple lid lacerations, and lateral canthotomies are basic skills every graduating resident should be competent in. Updating ACGME case log requirements for ophthalmic trauma and increasing opportunities for wet lab simulations may assist in ensuring graduating ophthalmology residents' competency in performing these procedures.