Scienti˜c Program - WOC2012

6. Combination of treatments: indications, conditions,
contraindications and complications.
7. Discussion.
Target Audience: Refractive Surgeons
Educational Level: Basic and Advanced
CO-IMG-FR 128
Fri 17 Feb 13:30 - 15:00
Capital Suite 9
Diagnostic Ultrasound Course
Presenters: Silvin Bakalian, Susan Lindley, Dina Abdulmannan,
Miguel Burnier
Objective: The aim of the course is to introduce the main
principals and the correct way of performing diagnostic
ultrasound.
IS-VID-FR 130
Fri 17 Feb
15:30 - 17:00
Recorded Live Surgery
Hall 7 - Tokyo Hall
Chairpersons: Spyros Georgaras, Matteo Piovella, Ahmad Khalil
15:30 Synchrony Dual-Optic Accommodating IOL:
Surgical Technique Update and Clinical Results,
Matteo Piovella
15:39 Phaco-Trabeculectomy: The Combined Separate
Approach for Managing Co-Existing Cataract and
Glaucoma, Ahmad Khalil
15:48 Intraocular Lens Exchange, Nikica Gabric
15:57 Bag in the Lens, Tobias Neuhann
16:06 Glued IOL Surgery, Amar Agarwal
16:15 Presbia Refractive Surgery, Ioannis Pallikaris
16:24 Femtosecond in Cataract, Zoltan Nagy
16:33 Small Pupil Management, Boris Malyugin
16:42 Panel Discussion
Summary of Content: The course will cover the use of different
types of ultrasound probes mainly the B-scan and A-scan mode
(standardized echography). It will address the clinical
applications of standardized echography in diagnosing and
differentiating different types of tumors and retinal pathologies.
Target Audience: General Ophthalmologists, Residents and
Fellows
Educational Level: Basic to Intermediate
CO-RET-FR 129
Fri 17 Feb 13:30 - 15:00
Capital Suite 15
Current Trends in Management of
Pediatric Retinal Disorders
Presenters: Parag Shah, V. Narendran, Mahesh P. Shanmugam,
Rajvardhan Azad, Mangat Dogra
Objective: To provide the participanting ophthalmologists an
overview of the latest management pearls involved in treating
pediatric retinal disorders.
Summary of Content: At 27%, pediatric retinal disorders are
the single most common cause of childhood blindness.
Of these, more than 40% are avoidable. In spite of the large
numbers, very few centers in the world deal with them.
This course will include disorders like retinopathy of
prematurity, congenital retinoschisis, persistent fetal
vasculature, microincision vitreoretinal surgery (MIVS) in
children, role of anti VEGF's in pediatric retinal disorders and
retinoblastoma. It will expose the participants to the
clinical features and surgical management of these disorders
and will also provide the current practice patterns.
Target Audience: Primarily Aimed at Pediatric
Ophthalmologists, Ocular Oncologists, Retina and Pediatric
Retina Specialists.
Education Level: Intermediate
IS-GLA-FR 131
Fri 17 Feb 15:30 - 17:00
Hall 11
Management of Normal Pressure Glaucoma:
New Concepts and Approaches
Organized by Societe Francaise d'Ophtalmologie
Chairpersons: Philippe Denis, Ki Ho Park, Makoto Araie,
15:30 Sleep Apnea Syndrome: Incidence and Significance,
Jean-Philippe Nordmann
15:40 Corneal Hysteresis: A New Target in Glaucoma
Progression, Nathan Radcliffe
15:50 New Approach for NPG Pathogenesis - Structure and
Function, Kazuhisa Sugiyama
16:00 Disc Hemorrhage: The Incidence and Significance,
Ki Ho Park
16:10 Vascular Dysregulation and Systemic Hemodynamics,
Josef Flammer
16:20 Cerebrospinal Fluid Pressure, Jost Jonas
16:30 Panel Discussion
IS-COR-FR 132
Fri 17 Feb 15:30 - 17:00
Hall 1
Eye Banking
Organized by Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) and The
Cornea Society
Chairpersons: Jake Requard, Kevin Ross
15:30 Current Options for Donor Cornea Preservation,
David Korroch
15:40 Eye Bank Development: The Moroccan Experience,
Abdel Jalil Moutaouakil
15:50 Eye Bank Development: The Jordan Experience and the
Importance of Support of Religious Leaders,
Muawyah Al Bdour
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Hall 11