Table of Contents - WOC 2012

WOC2012 Abstract Book
Teleophthalmology and Computers
PO-TEL-01
Electronic Medical Record A Paperless Hospital: Implementation and
Utilization
Shah Mehul (1) , Shah Shreya (1)
1. Drashti Netralaya
Objective: As Electronic health record is a emerging need, there are many
aspects which has to be understood before we plan and implement what can
be tricks and traps?
Summary: We would like to discuss following aspects: Why documentation?
Manual Vs Electronic , What is Hospital Management Information System and
Electronic Medical Record: What HMIS will offer? What EMR will offer? How
do we Plan? Data formats what all we will include? ,Registration module, Work
flow, Indoor registration module, Pre operative data, Surgical data formats. How
do we start? Requirements: HARDWARE + SOFTWARE + NETWORKING
Software: many software available in market ready made/customized -
How to select? -What out put required? â-Services we will need: installation,
training, maintenance -Potential problems: hard ware, network, software
Network: -
Wired-more number of systems •
Wireless- small set ups -
Locations: single/multiple Backup system: Outcomes: Administrative Reports,
Financial reports, Inventory Management, Surgical Reports, Outreach
Community ophthalmology reports, Education reports, Research Reports,
Case Summary formats: Challenges: Training, Monitoring, Implementation
Incorporation with other equipments and software : Incorporation with
telemedicine: Record Management with secondary centers Target Population:
Medical Directors, Administrators, Hospital managers, Research Directors
Education Level: Beginners.
PO-TEL-02
Botox under topical anasthesia in the pediatric population
O› Halloran Henry (1) , Fikhman Michael (1)
1. Rady Children›s Hospital
Objective: to repost on our experience with botox for strabismus under topical
anasthesia in the pediatric population. Methods; Retrospective chart review.
Results: we found botox, given under topical anasthesia, to be an effective
treatment for small angle strabismus in the pediatric population. Conclusion;
Botox should be considered when treating strabismus in the pediatric
population and it can be delivered safely under topical anasthesia in Children.
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Uveitis, Intraocular Inflammation
PO-UVE-01
Three-year visual and anatomic results of intravitreal bevacizumab in
refractory inflammatory ocular neovascularization
Mansour Ahmad (1) , Arevalo J Fernando (2) , Fardeau Christine (3) , Chan Wai-
Man (4) , Ziemssen Focke (5)
1. American University of Beirut
2. University of Los Andes
3. Groupe Hospitalier Pitié-Salpêtrière
4. Chinese University of Hong Kong
5. University of Tuebingen
Purpose: assess three-year visual outcome of intravitreal bevacizumab in
inflammatory ocular neovascularization.
Methods: Retrospective multicenter consecutive case series of inflammatory
ocular neovascularization refractory to standard therapy and treated with
intravitreal bevacizumab. outcome measures were improvement of best
corrected visual acuity (BCVA) expressed as log Mar, and decrease in central
foveal thickness.
Results: Mean BCVA improved from baseline 0.699 (20/101) (SD 0.434) to
0.426 (20/53) (SD 0.428) (n=81; p