FINAL PROGRAM - Imo

Spotlight Sessions & Symposia
10:35 AM Stopping Surgery: When, Why, How, and What Are the Personal
Implications?
Harry Zink MD*
10:43 AM Ethical Issues in Evaluating the Mental and Physical Competency of
Yourself or Your Transitioning Partner
Christie L Morse MD*
10:52 AM Panel Discussion: How to Transition—Success and Consequences
Trexler Topping MD*, Michael W Brennan MD, Allan D Jensen MD
11:07 AM Questions and Summary
Gwen K Sterns MD
11:15 AM End of Session
Clinical Applications of Ocular Imaging
Event No: SYM42
10:15 - 11:45 AM
Room: S406a
Combined meeting with the Association for Research in Vision and
Ophthalmology (ARVO)
Chair(s): Joel S Schuman MD*, Kyung Rim Sung MD PhD
Ocular imaging has become integral to clinical practice in ophthalmology. From
refractive surgery to glaucoma to retinal disease, ocular imaging helps to guide
our practice. Imaging often provides a clear picture of the pathologies affecting
our patients, and gives ophthalmologists objective, quantitative measures on
which to base treatment. The field continues to evolve quickly. This symposium
reviews the current state-of-the-art in clinical ocular imaging and looks ahead
toward what the future might have in store.
10:15 AM Introduction
10:17 AM Ocular Imaging? So What?
Anne Louise Coleman MD PhD
10:25 AM Anterior Segment Imaging: Surgical Guidance
David Huang MD PhD*
10:33 AM Anterior Segment Imaging: Angle-Closure Glaucoma
Tin Aung FRCS PhD*
10:41 AM Structure and Function in Glaucoma
Harry A Quigley MD*
10:49 AM Imaging in Glaucoma: Disease Detection
David F Garway-Heath MD FRCOphth*
10:57 AM Identifying Progression in Glaucoma
Gadi Wollstein MD*
11:05 AM Retinal Imaging: Macular Degeneration
Philip J Rosenfeld MD PhD*
11:13 AM Retinal Imaging: Diabetic Retinopathy
Peter K Kaiser MD*
11:21 AM Retinal Imaging: The Vitreoretinal Interface
Jay S Duker MD*
11:29 AM Retinal Imaging in the Cataract Patient
Carmen A Puliafito MD MBA*
11:37 AM OCT Advances: The Next Five Years
James Fujimoto PhD*
11:45 AM End of Session
Best of the Anterior Segment Specialty Meetings 2012
Event No: SYM44
12:15 - 1:30 PM
Room: S406A
Chair(s): Ali R Djalilian MD, Jill S Melicher Larson MD*
This symposium will feature ten of the best papers from the major anterior segment
specialty meetings of 2012. These papers will be in the major anterior
segment specialty areas and are selected by the program committees of the
respective societies from their annual specialty meetings.
12:15 PM Introduction
12:17 PM The Ahmed Versus Baerveldt Study: Three-Year Interim Results
Panos George Christakis**
12:24 PM Risk Factors for Incident Open-angle Glaucoma: The Los Angeles
Latino Eye Study (LALES)
Rohit Varma MD MPH*
12:31 PM Ocular Surface Transplantation Rejection: Incidence, Characteristics,
and Outcomes
Andrea Y Ang MBBS
12:38 PM The Relationship of Fuchs Dystrophy Severity to Glaucoma
Mehul H Nagarsheth MD**
12:45 PM Illuminated Microcatheter-Assisted 360 Trabeculotomy for Refractive
Juvenile Open-Angle Glaucoma and Glaucoma Post-Childhood
Cataract Removal
Jennifer B Dao MD**
12:52 PM A Controlled Study of Topical 0.25% Timolol Maleate Gel for the
Treatment of Cutaneous Infantile Capillary Hemangiomas
Christopher B Chambers MD**
12:59 PM MICS in 3-D
Jorge L Alio MD PhD*
1:06 PM Crosslinking
Theo Seiler MD PhD*
1:13 PM Contribution of Posterior Corneal Astigmatism to Total Corneal
Astigmatism
Mitchell P Weikert MD*
1:20 PM Corneal Wavefront Aberrations and Pseudoaccommodation With
Aspheric Monofocal IOLs
Rory A Myer MD**
1:27 PM Conclusion
1:30 PM End of Session
Spotlight Sessions
& Symposia
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