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Jan 17, 2013 (Thursday)

CATARACT

Controversies in cataract surger CA-SD02This symposium aims to highlight where the controversies existwithin cataract surgery. It brings together in one session expertopinion leaders who have been asked to justify their decisionson difcult topics that we all wrestle with everyday in cataractsurgery. This symposium should be of benet to both beginningand advanced cataract surgeons.08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 3, HICCChair(s): Richard PACKARD, Michael KNORZ, Michael LAWLESS08:30 Laser Cataract Surgery (Pro)

Michael LAWLESS08:37 Laser Cataract Surgery (Con)

Abhay VASAVADA08:44 Bilateral Simultaneous Cataract Surgery (Pro)

Richard PACKARD08:51 Bilateral Simultaneous Cataract Surgery (Con)

Victoria WONG08:58 Multifocal Intraocular Lenses (Pro)

Michael KNORZ09:05 Multifocal Intraocular Lenses (Con)

Robert ANG09:12 Toric Intraocualr Lenses are the Answer (Pro)

Chandrashekhar WAVIKA R09:19 Toric Intraocualr Lenses are the Answer (Con)

Vinod MEHTA09:26 Indian Intraocular Lenses are the Worlds Best (Pro)

Haripriya ARAVIND09:33 Indian Intraocular Lenses are the Worlds Best (Con)

Mohan RAJAN

How good should we be: best practice cataract surger CA-SD01This informatiove symposium is designed for all levels of cataract

surgeons. The presentations will discuss practical approachesto clincial decision making related to anaesthesia, incisions,capsulorrhexis, intraocular lenses and the approach to xingrefractive surprises

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 3, HICCChair(s): Ramamurthy DANDAPANI, Tim ROBERTS10:00 Fixing Refractive Surprises

Ramamurthy DANDAPANI10:14 Incisions

Tim ROBERTS10:28Anaesthesia

Vaishali Abhaykumar VASAVADA10:42 Intraocular Lenses

Arup CHA KRABARTI10:56 Capsulorrhexis

Michael LAWLESS

GLAUCOMA

Basic GL-SD01

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 1, HICCChair(s): Ivan GOLDBERG, Garudadri CHANDRASEK HAR, Alan ROBIN08:30 How to Assess a Patient Most Effectively

Ivan GOLDBERG08:40 Which Tonometer Makes the Most Sense?

Ramanjit SIHOTA08:50 Which Perimeter and Strategy Should We Use?

Surinder PANDAV

09:00 How Best to Analyze the Optic DiskSyed Imtiaz ALI

09:10 How Best to Perform Gonioscopy

Gagan SINGH09:20Angle Closure: Drops, Laser, Trabeculectomy, or Cataract

Surgery?Tin AUNG

09:30 Psychological Aspects of Glaucoma

Henry EDWARDS

Intermediate GL-SD02Monitoring glaucoma progression based on structural andfunctional changes available from perimtery and imaging of thedisc and the nerve ber layer is crucial in objectively determiningtreatment algorithms, but is also vital to correlate with overallclinical features before one decides to step up the treatmentalgorithm, carefully attempting to balance the adverse outcomesof aggressive treatment, quality of life outcomes as well as benetsof aggressively lowering IOP. The forum also seeks to address thecrucial aspects of patient oriented glaucoma association.

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 1, HICCChair(s): S R KRISHNADAS, Ivan GOLDBERG, Alan ROBIN10:00 How to Detect Progression from Peremetry

Sridhar RAO

10:10 How to Detect Progression from Disk AnalysisManju KUMAR

10:20A Patients Perspective

Barun NAYAK10:30 Shouldnt We Look at More than Disk and Fields?

Pradeep RAMULU10:40 Preservatives and Glaucoma Management

George PUTHURAN10:50 How to Approach Normal Tension Glaucoma

Harsh KUMAR11:00 Value of a Patient-Oriented Glaucoma Association

Jillia BIRD

Hot topics GL-SD04

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 1, HICCChair(s): Robert R ITCH, Ramanjit SIHOTA, Makoto ARAIE14:30 Community Based Glaucoma Sceening

Andrew WHITE14:40 Public Health and Glaucoma

R D RAVINDRAN14:50 Genetics, Genomics and Stem Cells: How Will They Affect

My Practice?John FINGERT

15:00 New Drug Delivery System for Glaucoma Treatment

Kenji KASHIWAGI15:10 Preservatives: They Matter in Daily PracticeDont They?

Anne BROOKS

15:20 Pharmacological Response of Optic Nerve Vasculature inExperimental Glaucoma EyesMakoto ARAIE

15:30 Tubes or Trabs: By The Way, Which Tube?

Pradeep RAMULU

Advanced GL-SD03The Advanced Symposium in the Sub-Specialty day has enlistedexperts to cover unconventional aspects of glaucoma seldomdiscussed in scientic for a, such as cost effectiveness of glaucomatreatments, role and efcacy of generics in medical management,tailoring specic therapy to individualized patient needs, andhow far does one persist in managing advanced and refractoryglaucoma. The faculty consists of experienced national glaucomaexperts and renowned international celebrities for the participantsto interact on crucial aspects of glaucoma management.

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Chair(s): Joshua STEIN, S R KRIS HNADAS, Vijaya LINGAM16:00 Medical Therapy: How Do Generics Compare?

Bala KRISHNAN16:10 Evaluating Cost Effectiveness of Therapies

Joshua STEIN16:20 What Surgical Therapies Might We Anticipate?

Prateep VYAS16:30 How to Tailor the Right Procedure for a Specic Patient

Arvind NEELA KANTAN16:40 What is the Role of Laser Therapy in POAG?

George PUTHURAN16:50 In Advanced Disease: When should We Just Give Up?

S R KRISHNADAS17:00 Cataract Surgery in Exfoliation Syndrome: How to Avoid a

Disaster!Haripriya ARAVIND

REFRACTIVE SURGERY

Laser refractive lens surger and how to mae it wor RE-SD02This symposium will give an overview of all the current lasersystems available for laser refractive lens surgery, and each systemwill be presented in detail by an experienced user. An overview of

the peer-reviewed literature and an outlook on future applicationswill also be presented.11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 1, HICCChair(s): Mahipal SACHDEV, Michael KNORZ, Ronald KRUEGER11:30 Overview of Laser Systems

Michael KNORZ11:40 History of Laser Refractive Lens Surgery

Ronald KRUEGER11:50 First Clinical Results of Laser Refractive Lens Surgery

Zoltan NAGY12:00 How to implement Laser Refractive Lens Surgery into Your

ClinicSanjay CHAUDHARY

12:10 Why I Chose Laser Refractive Lens Surgery

Mahipal SACHDEV12:20 Is Laser Refractive Lens Surgery Better? - Personal results

and peer-reviewed dataMichael LAWLESS

12:30 The Future of Laser Refractive Lens Surgery

Chandrashekhar WAVIKA R

Refractive debate RE-SD01This session should be a highlight of the refractive surgeryprogramme. It brings together invited experts to debate the difcultissues in refractive surgery. Topics such as Femto vs mechanicalap creation, surface vs LASIK surgery, whats the best phakicIOL to use and much more will be featured. Experts will be askedto take, and justify, a point of view to highlight the controversieswithin corneal and lens refractive surgery. It should make for anentertaining and instructive session.

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 5, HICCChair(s): Michael LAWLESS, Partha BISWAS, Michael KNORZ14:30 Microkeratome versus Femto Flaps: Microkeratome

Kulin KOTHARI14:35 Microkeratome versus Femto Flaps: Femto Flaps

Vaishal KENIA14:40 Surface versus LASIK/ Femto-LASIK versus SMILE:

SurfaceTheo SEILER

14:45 Surface versus LASIK/ Femto-LASIK versus SMILE:

LASIK/ Femto-LASIKRobert ANG

14:50 Surface versus LASIK/ Femto-LASIK versus SMILE:

SMILE

Rupal SHAH

14:55 PresbyLASIK: ProRobert ANG

15:00 PresbyLASIK: Con

Chandresh BAID15:05 Corneal Inlays: Pro

Wing-kwong CHAN15:10 Corneal Inlays: Con

Michael LAWLESS

15:15 Phakic IOL: Anterior ChamberMichael KNORZ

15:20 Phakic IOL: Iris Clip

Gerd AUFFARTH15:25 Phakic IOL: Posterior Chamber

Rajesh SINHA

RETINA (MEDICAL)

Imaging for retinal diseases RM-SD01

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 5, HICCChair(s): Srinivas SADDA, Seung-young YU, Rajvardhan AZ AD10:00 Choroidal Imaging Using Spectral Domain OCT

Rajeev PAPPURU

10:10 Ultra Wide Field Retinal Imaging in Adults

R V Paul CHAN10:20Autouorescence in Retinal Diseases

Amod GUP TA10:30 Value of FFA in Current Retinal Practice

Pran Nath NAGPAL10:40 New Developments in SD- OCT

Seung-young YU10:50 Role of Simultaneous FFA, ICG and OCT in Retinal

DiseasesManish NAGPAL

11:00Adaptive Optics Technology

Srinivas SADDA

Anti-angiogenesis therap for retinal diseases RM-SD02

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 3, HICCChair(s): R V Paul CHAN, Adrian KOH, Mangat DOGRA11:30 Current Status of Bevacizumab in DME

Hyung-woo KWAK11:40 Role of Ranibizumab and VEGF Trap in DME

Dinesh TALWAR11:50Anti-VEGF in Retinal Vein Occlusion

Sundaram NATARAJAN12:00Anti-VEGF in AMD

Kim RAMASAMY12:10Anti-VEGF in ROP

R V Paul CHAN

12:20Anti-VEGF in Proli ferative Diabetic Retinopathy

Lingam GOPAL12:30Anti-VEGF in Neovascular Glaucoma

K V CHALAM

RETINA (SURGICAL)

M technique - video presentation of various surgicaltechniques RS-SD01This video based session would showcase a variety of surgicalsituations and techniques related to vitreo retinal surgery. Eachpresentation would be followed by a short discussion to make it asinteractive as possible.

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 5, HICCChair(s): Sze-guan ONG, Subhadra JALALI, Manish NAGPAL


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08:30 Principles and Techniques for Neonatal Posterior SegmentSurgerySubhadra JALALI

08:40 Interesting Surgical Video

Sze-guan ONG08:50 Interesting Surgical Video

J S WONG09:00 Surgical Treatment of Optic Nerve Pit

Paisan RUAMVIBOONSUK

09:10 6 Ways to Tackle Diabetic Membranes in PDR Surgery

Hemanth MURTHY09:20 Interesting Surgical Video

Doric WONG09:30 Surgical Management of Recurrent Non Resolving CNVM

Chirag BHATT

Instrumentation and new technolog RS-SD02This session will be the cutting edge of surgical retina and promisesto be one of the most exciting sessions. We have a diverseassault on the frontier of the new developed technology andinstrumentation used in vitreoretinal surgery, consisting of seveninteresting topics include high speed cutter, bimanual vitrectomy,wide angle surgical viewing system, MIVS, 3D vitrectomy, use ofdye and supra choroidal buckling. The attendees will have a new

perspective in the recent development of v itreoretinal surgery andit makes attendees be able to operate on patients with up to datetechniques.16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 5, HICCChair(s): Giridhar ANANTHARAMA N, Hyung-woo KWAK16:00 MIVS Excluding 27 G vitrectomy

R V Paul CHAN16:10 High Speed Cutter ( HSVC)

Pramod BHENDE16:20 Bimanual Vitrectomy: Chandelier Illumination

Giridhar ANANTHARAMAN16:30 Wide Angle Surgical Viewing System

Se-woong KANG16:40 3D Vitrectomy

Seung-young YU16:50 Modern Day Perspectives on the Use of Dyes in VR

SurgeryWilliam FREEMAN

17:00 Supra Choroidal Buckling

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Jan 17, 2013 (Thursday)

CATARACT

Free papers in cataract - session 1 CA-FP01

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 8, HICCChair(s): Ravi PrasadCHALLA, Tetsuro OSHIKA, Purendra BHASIN,Raju V K08:30 Decoding Phacoemulsication Using Intraoperative

Realtime High Speed ImagingSamaresh SRIVASTAVA

08:37 Two Piece, Capsular Tension Ring (CTR) Segment v/s

Ahmed CT Segment - a New Design Demonstration onCadaver EyeSatish GUPTA

08:44 Multifocal Progressive Diffractive Lens: Two Years Follow

UpMatteo PIOVELLA

08:51 Results & Complications of First 50 Eyes Operated With

Femto-Second Laser Cataract SurgeryCharu KHURANA

08:58 Functional Visual Outcomes Assessment in Eyes Following

Phacoemulsication Versus Manual Sutureless CataractSurgery: A Prospective Multi-Centric Clinical TrialVirajVASAVADA

09:05Anatomical and Visual Outcomes of Descemetopexy in

Post Cataract Surgery Descemetsmembrane DetachmentRajatJAIN

09:12 Trypan-Blue Injection Into Capsular Bag: Initial Results of

Postoperative PCO in a Randomized Clinical TrialPankajSHARMA

09:19A New Slit Lamp Based Method for Corneal Mark ing for

Toric IOL Implantation and a Comparative Series of 60Eyes Comparing the Results of the New and ConventionalMarking TechniquesBhaskar ROYCHOUDHURY


10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 8, HICCChair(s): Boris MALYUGIN, PeterBARRY, RajanANAND , Tejas SHAH10:00 Preoperative Prediction of Intraoperative Posterior Capsule

Rupture Based on Morphologic Features in Eyes WithPosterior Polar CataractVirajVASAVADA

10:07An Innovative & S implied Technique of Axis Marking for

Toric IOL ImplantationO P OMPRAKASH

10:14 Intracameral Moxioxacin - I Thought It May Be of Some

Use But I Was Amazed At the end RaviTRIPATHI

10:21 Corneal Collagen Crosslinking (CXL) forKeratoconus:

Transepthelial Technique Vs Conventional MethodShikha GUPTA

10:28A Comparative Evaluation of Intravitreal Bevacizumab

(AVASTIN) and Posterior Sub-Tenons TriamcinoloneAcetonide in Diffuse Diabetic Macular EdemaBiresh RAJ

10:35 Result of IOL Power Calculation by Haigis- L Formula After

Post Refractive Surgery (LASIK) forMyopiaNirajAGRAWAL

10:42 Pseudoexfoliation (PXF) As a Risk Factor for Intraoperative

Complications During Cataract SurgeryHaripriyaARAVIND

10:49 Preoperative and Postoperative Size and Movements of the

Lens Capsular Bag: Ultrasound Biomicroscopy AnalysisSonaiMUKHERJEE

10:56 Femtosecond Laser Refractive Cataract Surgery - Use in

More Difcult CasesKasu PrasadREDDY


11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 8, HICCChair(s): PeterBARRY, Tim ROBERTS, Arup CHAKRABARTI, RaviKumarREDDY11:30 Pupil Dilatation With Topical Mydriatric Eye Drops and

Preservative Free Intracameral Lidocaine During TopicalPhacoemulsication Surgery: A Prospective RandomizedStudySuresh PANDEY

11:37 Incision Integrity and Clinical Outcomes Following

Microcoaxial Cataract Surgery: Comparison of 1.8mm and2.2mm SystemVaishali AbhaykumarVASAVADA

11:44A Single Drop 0.5% Proparacain Hydrochloride for

Uncomplicated Clear Corneal PhacoemulsicationRajesh JOSHI

11:51 Evaluation of Phacodepth Required to Achieve Full

Thickness Nuclear Crack in Various Grades of Cataractand to Determine Correlation Between the Two : A OneYear Observational StudyPraveen MALIK

11:58 Primary Posterior Capsulotomy and Vitrectomy As Useful

Tool to Improve Finalvisual Outcome for Cataract in

Pediatric Age GroupMehulSHAH12:05 Stray Light Levels of Different Intraocular Lens Designs

and MaterialsGeorge BEIKO

12:12 Comparing Higher Order Aberrations and Optical Quality

Between Asperical Intraocular Lenses and MultifocalIntraocular LensesSudeep DAS

12:19 Phacoemulsication With Opposite Clear Corneal Incision

(OCCI) forTreatment of Pre-Existing Astigmatism in PoorPatients: A ModalityKanikaAGRAWAL

Less than perfect outcomes after uneventful cataractsurger: what are we missing? CA-IC01

At the end of the course attendee will become competent inmanaging their dissatised patients who have less than perfectoutcomes after uneventful and uncomplicated cataract surgery.14:30 - 15:50 Venue: krishna, HITEX

Chief Instructor: Arup CHAKRABARTI14:30 Introduction and Brief Review

Arup CHAKRABARTI14:32 My Vision Is Coming and Going Group: The OSD Patient

Arup CHAKRABARTI14:41 Corneal Pathologies Responsible for Subnormal Visual

RecoveryK V SatyamurthyKODUR

14:49 Posterior Capsular Opacication

SriGANESH

14:55 DysphotopsiasGauravLUTHRA15:03 IOL Decentration

SriGANESH15:10 The Unhappy Multifocal IOL Patient

KumarDOCTOR15:22 Cystoid Macular Edema

GauravLUTHRA15:30 Subtle Macular Pathologies

Arup CHAKRABARTI

Lords of the rings and hoos CA-IC02Attendees will be able to better understand when to, when not toand how to use the various kinds of rings, hooks and similar devicesto ensure a safer, easier and more predictable cataract surgery in

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16:00 - 17:20 Venue: krishna, HITEXChief Instructor: GauravLUTHRA

16:00 Malyugin

GauravLUTHRA16:15 Cionni

MahipalSACHDEV16:25 Iris Hooks - Pearls and Pitfalls

KumarDOCTOR

16:35Aniridia Ring, Rings & Hooks - Pearls & Pitfal lsArup CHAKRABARTI

16:45 Capsular Tension Rings - Different Strokes

Chitra RAMAMURTHY

COMPREHENSIVEOPHTHALMOLOGy

AIOS LDP 2013-14: initiation session MS-SS19

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 7, HICCChair(s): Ajit Babu MAJJI, N S D RAJU, Sundaram NATARAJAN08:30 Introduction

Ajit Babu MAJJI

08:40 What Can You Expect from LDP08:50 Power of One

Sundaram NATARAJAN09:00 Thinking Change That Has Happened During LDP09:10 How Leaders Are Deifferent from Others

RamamurthyDANDAPANI09:20 How to Leap from Better to Excellent

LalitVERMA

RANzCO smposium: the management of retinal veinocclusions -- there is more to it than ust mindless repetitiveanti VEGF inections MS-SS11The extraordinary effectiveness of anti VEGFs in resolving macularswelling and improving visual acuity in retinal vein occlusion gives

the impression that it is actually a treatment for the problem. AntiVEGFs maintain macular integrity whilst the vein occlusion isreversed by recanalization, opening of bypass channels or madeless critical by a reduction of retinal volume needing to be drained.

After classi fying the vein occlusion according to site , severityand causality, treatment strategies can be made .This symposiumoutlines the use of a number of treatments(with level 1/2 evidence)in conjunction with anti VEGF therapy in this condition.10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 16, HICCChair(s): PaulBEAUMONT, Nitin VERMA10:00 Why You Must Look At the Site of Occlusion

H Kwon KANG10:15 What Is the Role of Laser? Who, When and How

Nitin VERMA10:30Anti VEGFs Are Palliative Not Therapeutic: Level 1

Evidence for Therapeutic Interventions That Will ImproveYour Patients\ OutcomesPaulBEAUMONT

10:45 What Is the Role of a CR Anastomosis?

Ian MCALLISTER

APAO women in ophthalmolog MS-SS04Career paths in ophthalmology are both exceptionally rewarding,yet also challenging. In particular, women may have additionalhurdles in their career trajectory including the varied demands oflife outside of the clinic, being evaluated by their accomplishmentswithout the overlay of unintended bias, having productive mentoringrelationships, and addressing healthcare disparities. This sessionwill start a dialogue about these important issues and is designedfor all attendees of the meeting.11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 7, HICCChair(s): Pearl TAMESIS-VILLALON, Lynn GORDON, Anita PANDA

Panelist(s):

11:30 Potential Obstacles in a Woman\s CareerAnita PANDA

11:47 Unconscious Bias: How the Schema That We Hold

Interferes With Decision MakingLynn GORDON

12:04 Gender Disparities in Ophthalmology Healthcare Delivery

Ava HOSSAIN12:21 Engaging Our Future: How to Mentor the Next Generation

Pearl TAMESIS-VILLALON

Free papers in miscellaneous MS-FP02

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): BhartiLAVINGIA, Marie-jos TASSIGNON, A A DESHPANDE,Lynn GORDON14:30 Clinical Evaluation of Dry Eye Using Mcmonnies

QuestionnaireAditya REGE

14:37 Optic Disc Mimicking Glaucomatous Disc in Advanced

Age-Related Macular DegenerationBhushan GHODKE

14:44 Predicting Visual Potential in Patients Undergoing Corneal

Transplantation by Using Retinal Acuity MeterDoula THENGIL

14:51 Clinical Prole ofOcular Injuries Associated With Mid-

Facial Trauma-a Threat to BlindnessSucheta PARIJA

14:58 Study of Clinical Prole & Etiology of Ocular Trauma in

Tertiary CenterKh PARTANI

15:05 Comparison of Symptoms and Signs of Dry Eye - do They

Correlate?VaishaliKHARE

15:12 Low Vision Aids for Patients of Hereditary Retinal

DystrophiesShilpa SINGH

15:19 Posterior Segment Manifestations of Open Globe Injuries

and Their Anatomical and Functional OutcomeLekshmivijayBRIJROY

15:26 Correlation of HbA1C Levels and Central Corneal

Thickness in Diabetic PatientsMeghana KOORAPATI

Glaucoma patient issues MS-SS09The glaucoma patient of today has entirely different needs thanthose in the past. They want to take charge of their care andshould be encouraged to do so. These patients are seeking farmore information and support than that requested by those whopreceded them. This symposium attempts to help the doctorsunderstand this situation. The psychological aspects of thedisease are addressed. Support mechanisms such as supportgroups, resources available globally and quality of life issues arediscussed. Even a patient will offer her perspective on living withglaucoma. A very comprehensive presentation not to be missed.

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 7, HICCChair(s): HarrisonABUTIATE, Jillia BIRD, ScottCHRISTENSEN14:30 World Glaucoma Patient Association

ScottCHRISTENSEN14:41 Screening for Glaucoma and Increasing Awareness in

Small CountriesJillia BIRD

14:52 Quality of Life Issues in Glaucoma Patients

Nadeem BUTT15:03 How to Start a Glaucoma Support Group

HarrisonABUTIATE15:14 Psychological Aspects of Glaucoma

HenryEDWARDS15:25 Living With Glaucoma

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Russian smposium: surgical solutions in complicatedcataract cases MS-SS05This video-based symposium presents the variety of complicatedcases when cataract is associated with the ocular co-morbidityincluding zonular weakness and/or defects, aniridia, and closedangle glaucoma. Techniques of modied CTR scleral suturingand management of cataract cases complicated by large zonulardialysis with the new CTR model will be presented. The array of theoriginal articial iris prostheses to be implanted into the capsularbag and ciliary sulcus will be discussed. Common challenges of the

cataract extraction in post-vitrectomy eye (iris-capsular diaphragmuctuations, posterior capsular plaques, etc) will be describedfollowed by presentations of optimal techniques and tips.16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Ball room, NovotelChair(s): RamamurthyDANDAPANI, Boris MALYUGIN16:00 Zonular Dialysis Repair

Boris MALYUGIN16:17Art icia l Iris: Surgical Techniques and Results

NikolaiSOBOLEV16:34 Cataract Surgery in Post-Vitrectomy Eyes

EvgenyPANTELEEV16:51 Surgical Approach for Cataract and Closed Angle

GlaucomaYuryTAKHTAEV

EVER Smposium MS-SS07The symposium of the European Society for Vision andEey Research EVER will include different topics throughoutophthalmology including aspects of keratoplasty, neurophysiologyin eyes with congenital cataracts, cerebral plasticity in patientswith advanced glaucoma, neurovascular coupling in the retina, andepidemiology and histology of myopia.

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 7, HICCChair(s): JostJONAS16:00 Scientic Perspectives in Lamellar Keratoplasty

Harminder Singh DUA16:14 Neurophysiological Readjustments by Congenital Cataract

ChildrenDorairajan BALASUBRAMANIAN

16:28 Cerebral Changes in GlaucomaGeorgMICHELSON

16:42 Neurovascular Coupling in the Retina

LeopoldSCHMETTERER16:56 Myopia: Epidemiological Background and Histological

FindingsJostJONAS

CORNEA AND EXTERNALEyE DISEASE

Corneal transplant (PK, DSEK, DALK) wet lab surgicaltraining course (sponsored by the Cornea Society) CO-IC01To familarize surgeons with the techniqes of penetrating

keratoplasty, DSEK and DALK. To understand proper patientselection, surgical techniques, complications and post-operativemanagment.08:30 - 09:50 Venue: krishna, HITEX

Chief Instructor: MichaelBELIN08:30 DSEK Techniques

MichaelBELIN08:45 Full Thickness PK

PrashantGARG09:00 DSEK Complications

SamarBASAK

Ocular surface reconstruction in various ocular surfacedisorders: techniques, now-hows and pearls CO-IC02To elaborate the various techniques of ocular surface reconstruction

and highlight decision making approach in the management ofvarious ocular surface disorders

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: krishna, HITEX

Chief Instructor: Murugesan VANATHI10:00 Ocular Surface Reconstruction Techniques in Pterygium,

Ocular Surface Reconstruction in Chemical InjuryMurugesan VANATHI

10:16 Ocular Surface Reconstruction in OSSN

Anita PANDA10:24 Limbal Stem Cell Transplantation Techniques

Radhika TANDON10:34 Mucous Membrane Grafts and Exvivo Cultured Mucous

Membrane TransplantationGeetha IYER

10:42Amniotic Membrane Grafting in Corneal Ulcerations

Uma SRIDHAR

DSAEK in difcult situations CO-IC04This course will comprise of video and case based presentationsof difcult situations during Descemet stripping automatedendothelial keratoplasty (DSAEK), both during the learning curveand in experienced hands. Case scenarios will include surgicalchallenges such as recurrent iris prolapse and oppy iris, invertedgraft, loosing orientation of the lenticule, managing extensivesynechiae and dealing with inadequate space in the anteriorchamber, poor visualization, post keratoplasty DSAEK, DSAEK

following trabeculectomy and tube shunts, DSAEK in phakicand aphakic eyes and DSAEK in children. Management of post-operative complications including dislocated lenticules and repeatDSAEK will also be dealt with briey.11:30 - 12:50 Venue: krishna, HITEX

Chief Instructor: Pravin VADDAVALLI11:30 DSAEK in Children and Aphakia

Pravin VADDAVALLI11:42 DSAEK in Eyes Following Trabeculectomy and Tube

ShuntsAudrey TALLEYROSTOV

11:54 DSAEK in Advanced Fuchs Dystrophy

SamarBASAK12:06 Post Keratoplasty DSAEK

Rajesh FOGLA12:18 Donor Dislocation Prevention and Management

PrashantGARG

Free papers in cornea and external ee disease - session 1CO-FP01

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 8, HICCChair(s): Anita PANDA, WilliamAYLIFFE, Gobinda MUKHERJEE,Howard CAJUCOMUY14:30 Ocular GVHD in Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell

Transplantion Indian ScenarioRehan KHAN

14:37 Endothelial Keratoplasty (DSAEK & DMEK) Using Corneal

Donor Tissue With Small Central Optical Zone to EnhanceTissue Utilization in Singapore Eye Bank

Sethuraman SELVAM14:44 Clinical Risk Factors for Failure of Autologous Limbal Stem

Cell TransplantationAnupam BAGDI

14:51 Tissue Engineered Corneal Endothelium in an Ovine Model

KarlBROWN14:58 Corneal Biomechanics Changes Following Collagen

Crosslinking Treatment in Keratoconus in Indian EyesRaviBYPAREDDY

15:05 Comparison of Corneal Topography in Keratoconus

Patients Treated by Standard (CXL) Versus Accelerated(Avedro KXL) Corneal Collagen Cross LinkingSupriya BHAGAT

15:12 Effects of Contact Lens Multipurpose Solutions on Human

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15:19 Corvis ST Or Ocular Response Analyzer: Which Is Betterto Evaluate Corneal Biomechanics ?GurjeetMAGGO

Free papers in cornea and external ee disease - session 2CO-FP02

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 8, HICCChair(s): AshokSHARMA, LiLIM, RishiMOHAN, MarkDANIELL16:00ABCG2 Transport Activity and Clonal Potential in Epithelial

Cells Continuously Growing for Two Months from LimbalExplantsJ Mario WOLOSIN

16:07 Ocular Surface Changes in Patients of Pseudoexfoliation

(PEX) Syndrome Undergoing Cataract SurgeryIndu GOVINDARAJ

16:14 Partial Limbal Stem Cell Deciency (LSCD) - do We Need

to Disturb the Fellow Eye?Jayesh VAZIRANI

16:21 Descemet Stripping Automated Endothelial Keratoplasty

(DSAEK) in Patients With Prior Ahmed GlaucomaDrainage Device (AGV) Placement: Surgical Outcomes At24 MonthsRameshAYYALA

16:28 Clinicohistopathological Analysis and Outcome of

Management in Cases of Suspected Ocular Sur faceNeoplasia: Retrospective Analysis of 109 CasesRoopasree B V

16:35 Therapeutic Options for Patients With Bilateral Limbal

Stem Cell DeciencyArchana SINGH

16:42 Therapeutic Effect of Combined Use of 0.05%

Cyclosporine A and 20% Umbilical Cord Serum Eye Dropsfor Dry Eye Associated With Graft-Versus-Host DiseaseHan-jin OH

16:49 Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Sutureless Anterior Lamellar

Keratoplasty (FALK) forAnterior Stromal CornealPathologies - Long Term ResultsMukesh TANEJA

COSPONSOR SyMPOSIUMAIOS smposium: Frontiers in vitreo retina OS-SS0208:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 4, HICCChair(s): LalitVERMA, RajvardhanAZAD, R V PaulCHAN, LingamGOPAL08:30 Use of Image Registered Raster Scanning SD OCT to

Facilitate 25 Gage ERM RemovalWilliam FREEMAN

08:40 Status of the Retinal Prosthesis

RajatAGRAWAL08:50 ROP- Which Way Are We Going?

Lingam GOPAL09:00 Intra Operative OCT

Susanne BINDER09:10 Selective Intra Ar terial Chemotherapy for Retinoblastoma

Mahesh Shanmugam PALANIVELU09:20 The Choice of Pharmacotherapy for Diabetic Macular

EdemaAmodGUPTA

09:30 Endoscopic Vitrectomy

Sundaram NATARAJAN

AIOS smposium: Cutting edge technolog in cataractsurger OS-SS01In the quest towards perfect vision, we are now targeting 20/20vision and beyond. This symposium will deal with topics rangingfrom how to make the best use of phacoemulsication machinesby understanding their dynamics, precise biometry in all patientsincluding challenging situations, choosing the appropriate

intraocular lenses and understanding the use of perioperative

medications in achieving optimum outcome. The role of cuttingedge technology such as femtosecond laser cataract surgery andcustomizing IOLs also will be shared. Experienced physicians willcover the practical aspects of improving surgical quality therebyenhancing clinical care, and patient satisfaction.10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 4, HICCChair(s): AmarAGARWAL , MichaelLAWLESS, R D RAVINDRAN, Soon-

phaikCHEE10:00 Optimising Phaco Dynamics

Padmanabhan PREMA10:11 Laser Refractive Cataract Surgery

MichaelLAWLESS10:22 Premium IOLS

RohitPARKASH10:33 Optimising Refractive Outcomes in Cataract Surgery

Victoria WONG10:44 Peri Operative Medications in Phacoemulsication

Debasish BHATTACHARYA10:55 Optimising Biometry

RamamurthyDANDAPANI

AAO smposium: spotlight in cataract surger OS-SS08

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 5, HICCChair(s): AbhayVASAVADA, RichardPACKARD11:30 Small Pupil With

Boris MALYUGIN11:38 Posterior Polar Cataract

AbhayVASAVADA11:46 IOL Fixation Without Capsular Support

Soon-phaikCHEE11:54 Phaco in Trabeculectomized Eye

Prin ROJANAPONGPUN12:02 IFIS Syndrome

RichardPACKARD12:10 Perioperative Intravitreal Injection As an Adjunct to

Cataract Surgery

AlayBANKER12:18 Pearls for Pediatric Cataract Management

RamamurthyDANDAPANI12:26 Considerations for Cataract Surgery Post LASIK

MichaelKNORZ

AAO smposium: problems in pediatric ophthalmolog andstrabismus OS-SS09

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 9, HICCChair(s): FrankMARTIN, Marilyn MILLER14:30 Controversies in Treatment of ROP

R V PaulCHAN14:40 Management of Ectopia Lentis in Children

AbhayVASAVADA

14:50 Newer Therapies for Treatment of RetinoblastomaJames ELDER

15:00 Prevention of Vision Loss from Refractive Errors in

Children in Rural AsiaNathan CONGDON

15:10 Surgical Options for Duane Syndrome

Ramesh KEKUNNAYA15:20 The Use of Telemedicine in Pediatric Ophthalmology

Glen GOLE15:30 Treatment of Ocular Hemangiomas

Lawrence KAUFMAN

ISRS and AAO smposium: presbopia correction and laser-refractive lens surger OS-SS07This symposium is cosponsored by the International Society

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Opthalmology (AAO). It will provide an overview of the currenttechniques of presbyopia correction on the cornea and using laser-refractive lens surgery.16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 9, HICCChair(s): MichaelKNORZ, AmarAGARWAL16:00 Toric Multifocal IOLs Or Bioptics?

Bonnie HENDERSON16:10 Multifocal IOLs How to Select the Ideal Patient?

George BEIKO16:20 Intralenticular Laser Treatment When Will It Be Available

Clinically?RonaldKRUEGER

16:30 Multifocal IOLs Versus Monovision Why Would I Choose

One Over the Other?RichardPACKARD

16:40 Corneal Inlays: Myths and Reality A Look At the

LiteratureMichaelLAWLESS

16:50 Multi Focal Glued IOL

AmarAGARWAL17:00 PresbyLASIK / PRK The Good and the Bad

MichaelKNORZ

GLAUCOMAThe developmental glaucomas: diagnosis and managementin 2013 GL-IC01The objective of this course is to make the attendees familiarwith the holistic care of the children aficted with various formsof developmental glaucomas using medical, surgical, genetic andrehabilitation approaches in an integrated manner.08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Godavari, HITEX

Chief Instructor: AnilMANDAL08:30 Medical and Surgical Therapy

AnilMANDAL08:50 Tubes for Tots

Sirisha SENTHIL

09:10 Low Vision Rehabilitation of Children With DevelopmentalGlaucomasVijaya GOTHWAL

Glaucoma surger in the 21st centur GL-IC02To describe the various surgical techniques that can be used in thetreatment of glaucoma10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Godavari, HITEX

Chief Instructor: RameshAYYALA10:00 Glaucoma Surgery in the 21st Century

RameshAYYALA

The management of primar angle closure glaucoma GL-IC04By the conclusion of this course, the attendee will be able tomanage angle closure glaucoma with new condence

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Godavari, HITEXChief Instructor: RahatHUSAIN

11:30 The Management of Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma

RahatHUSAIN11:50 The Management of Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma

TinAUNG12:10 The Management of Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma

Ching-lin HO

Management of co-existing cataract and glaucoma GL-IC03A decision for combined surgery in patients with concomitantcataract and glaucoma is a dilemma requiring careful case selectionas well as a surgical technique most suitable for the patient. Thisneeds a review of the type of glaucoma, medications, level of opticnerve damage, IOP control and the severity of glaucoma.

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Godavari, HITEX

Chief Instructor: Vijaya LINGAM14:30 Difcult Situations During Surgery

Vijaya LINGAM14:45 Introduction: Guidelines for Management Options

ParivadhiniANNADURAI14:54 Role of Cataract Surgery Alone in a Glaucoma Patient

Nirha RAO15:06 Combined Phacoemulsication With Trabeculectomy

Aditya NEOG15:18 Combined Small Incision Cataract Surgery With

Manish PANDAY

Managing primar angle closure disease GL-IC05Building concepts in Primary Angle Closure Disease(PACD) andits management for the general ophthalmologist16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Godavari, HITEX

Chief Instructor: RamanjitSIHOTA16:00 Pathogenesis and Case Based Discussions

RamanjitSIHOTA16:24 Primary Angle Closure Suspect

DigvijaySINGH16:36 Primary Angle Closure

MathewJAMES16:48 Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma

Anuradha CHANDRA17:00 Cataract Surgery in PACD and Audience Queries

VineyGUPTA

INTRAOCULARINFLAMMATION, UVEITIS &SCLERITIS

Free papers in intraocular inammation, uveitis & scleritisIN-FP01

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): VenkatapathyNARENDRAN, S BASU, Kalpana MURTHY, Ann-marie LOBO10:00 Role of Ploymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) for

Mycobacterium Tuberculosis (MTB) in Patients WithChoroiditis At Tertiary Care Center of South IndiaMohmmad Salman KAZI

10:07Analysis of Choroidal Neovascular ization Secondary to

Posterior UveitisShrutika JUNAGADE

10:14 Tubercular Scleritis: How Common It Is?

Santanu MANDAL10:21 Combined Spectral Domain Optical Coherence

Tomography (SD OCT) , Fluorescein Angiography(FA), Indocyanine Green Angiography (ICGA) and

Autouorescence (AF) Features of Posterior Uveitis

NavneetMEHROTRA10:28 Clinical Prole ofOcular Sarcoidosis in Eastern India

Santanu MANDAL10:35 Voclosporin: Efcacy and Safety in Non-Infectious Uveitis

Involving the Posterior SegmentShree KURUP

10:42 Tubercular Serpiginous-Like Choroiditis Presenting As

Multifocal Serpiginoid ChoroiditisReema BANSAL

10:49 Efcacy ofIntravitreal Dexamethasone Sustained Release

Implant in Non Infectious Uveitis Over 1 YearAlayBANKER

10:56 Oculosporidiosis of Conjunctiva With Scleral Ectasia

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Granulomatous infectious uveitis IN-SS01

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 16, HICCChair(s): NarsingRAO, AmodGUPTA, ShigeakiOHNO11:30AWARD LECTURE: Syphilitic Uveitis

PeterMCCLUSKEY11:41 Intraocular Tuberculosis: Characteristic Clinical Features

and Supporting Diagnostic InvestigationsAmodGUPTA

11:52 Intraocular Tuberculosis: Paradoxical Reaction Associated

With Anti-Tuberculosis TreatmentS BASU

12:03 Toxoplasma Retinochoroiditis: Prevention of Recurrences

NishaACHARYA12:14 Nematode Endophthalmitis: Its Prevalence, Diagnosis and

TreatmentShigeakiOHNO

12:25 Post-Surgical Infectious Granulomatous Uveitis

Rathinam SIVAKUMAR

Diagnostic challenges in uveitis and related intraocularinammations IN-SS03The aim of this symposium is to present cases in uveitis and relatedintraocular inammation, which pose a diagnostic challenge in our

day-to-day practice. This session will have 6 speakers who willpresent such interesting cases with emphasis on the problemsthey faced in the diagnosis and how they went about managingthe case. This symposium is aimed to educate ophthalmologistson practical approach required in dealing with such challengingcases.

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 16, HICCChair(s): NarsingRAO, ShigeakiOHNO, Kalpana BABU14:30 Diagnostic Challenges and Related Intraocular

InammationAnn-marie LOBO

14:41 Case Presentation 2

NishaACHARYA14:52 Case Presentation 3

Soon-phaikCHEE

15:03 Case Presentation 4

Kalpana BABU15:14 Case Presentation 5

Soumyava BASU15:25 Newer Intravitreal Therapies for Uveitis

AlayBANKER

Viral intraocular inammations IN-SS02

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 16, HICCChair(s): TimothyLAI, Soon-phaikCHEE, VishaliGUPTA16:00 CMV Anterior Uveitis

Soon-phaikCHEE16:11 Fuchs Uveitis- Rubella

VishaliGUPTA16:22 Immune Recovery Uveitis

Sudharshan S16:33 CMV Retinitis

TimothyLAI16:44Acute Retinal Necrosis

NarsingRAO16:55 Emerging Infections; Chikungunya and Dengue Retinitis

PadmamaliniMAHENDRADAS

NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGy

Pediatric neuro-ophthalmology: simplied approach NE-IC01

The course is designed to elucidate how an ophthalmologist canmake a signicant difference in the management of a child with

neuro-ophthalmological disorder.08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Ball room, Novotel

Chief Instructor: VirenderSACHDEVA08:30 Cranial Nerve Dysfunction in Children

VirenderSACHDEVA08:45 My Child Does Not See

SumitMONGA09:00 Neuro-Ophthalmological Examination and Investigations

in a ChildAmbika SELVAKUMAR

09:15 Pediatric Optic Neuritis: Indian Perspective

NikhilCHOUDHARI09:30 Common Congential Optic Disc Anomalies

Ramesh KEKUNNAYA

Common neuro-ophthalmolog scenarios one: visual lossNE-SS01Every ophthalmologist will encounter patients with neuro-ophthalmic causes of acute visual loss. This symposium willapproach this topic in a case-based approach based on thepresence or absence of optic disc swelling and other relevantfundus ndings. Mimics of neuro-ophthalmic disease includingglaucoma, occult retinal disease and nonorganic visual loss willalso be covered.

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 9, HICCChair(s): SatoshiKASHII, KarlGOLNIK, Shikha BASSI08:30Acute Loss of Vision With Normal Fundus: Case 1

MichaelLEE08:38Acute Loss of Vision With Normal Fundus: Case 2

Vimla MENON08:46Acute Loss of Vision With Disc Swelling: Basic

Rashmin GANDHI08:54Acute Loss of Vision With Disc Swell ing: An Intermediate

CaseSatoshiKASHII

09:02Acute Loss of Vision With Disc Swel ling: Advanced Case

Dean CESTARI

09:10 Is It Glaucoma Or Something Else?KarlGOLNIK09:18 Is It Optic Neuropathy Or Retinal/ Macula Disease?

PeterSAVINO09:26 Is the Visual Loss Genuine?

Christian LUECK

Emergenc neuro-ophthalmolog - diagnosis andmanagement NE-IC02Patients with certain Neuro-Ophthalmic conditions requireemergent diagnosis and management not only to save the visionof the patient but also the life of the patient. Time is the essencein Prompt identication and prioritizing the care of these patients .10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Ball room, Novotel

Chief Instructor: Mahesh KUMAR

10:00 ocular Motility DefectsMahesh KUMAR10:15 pupillary Disorders

KowsalyaAKKAYASAMY10:30 acute Vision Loss

PadmavathyMAHARAJAN10:45 Headache

Nirmala DEVI11:00 optic Disc Swelling

DayakarYADALLA

Common neuro-ophthalmolog scenarios two: diplopia andptosis NE-SS02Diplopia with or without ptosis may be the only sign of an acute,life-threatening intracranial or systemic disease. This symposium

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distinguish them from the more common etiologies.10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 9, HICCChair(s): Prem SUBRAMANIAN, Rashmin GANDHI, Carmen CHAN10:00 Ocular Motility Problems: Basic

Celia CHEN10:10 Ocular Motility Problems: Intermediate

Dean CESTARI10:20 Ocular Motility Problems: Advanced

Christian LUECK10:30 Ptosis: Basic

Celia CHEN10:40 Ptosis: Intermediate

HemaliniSAMANT10:50 Ptosis: Advanced

MichaelLEE11:00 Management of Cranial Nerve Palsies

Pradeep SHARMA

OCULAR IMAGING

Retinal and optic nerve imaging in glaucoma OI-SS03This symposium will focus on use of new technology for diagnosis

of glaucoma based on changes in the retinal nerve ber layer(RNFL) and optic nerve head (ONH). The symposium will includehigh resolution imaging of the lamina cribrosa, choroid, retinalganglion cell complex, optic disc and RNFL and detail the earlychanges seen in glaucoma patients, diagnosis of progression andhow to differentiate changes produced by glaucoma from myopia.

A combined index of using results of both structure and functionto predict the loss of retinal ganglion cells will be introduced alongwith pearls of imaging and current limitations.

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 11, HICCChair(s): TanujDADA, Felipe MEDEIROS, Ki-ho PARK08:30 High-Resolution Imaging of the RNFL, Choroid and Lamina

MasanoriHANGAI08:40 Morphology of the Optic Disc in Glaucoma and Myopic

EyesJostJONAS

08:50 Imagiing the RNFL in Glaucoma

Ki-ho PARK09:00 Roles of Retinal and Optic Disc Imaging in Glaucoma

Progression AnalysisSyril KumarDORAIRAJ

09:10 Interpreting Imaging Test Results - Dos and Donts

TanujDADA09:20 Combining Structure and Function in Glaucoma

Felipe MEDEIROS09:30 Imaging of the Lamina Cribrosa in Glaucoma Using Swept-

Source OCTMansouriKAWEH

Anterior segment imaging and angle closure OI-SS01

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 11, HICCChair(s): TinAUNG, MingguangHE, Rajesh KUMAR10:00 Use of UBM Diagnosis of Plateau Iris Syndrome

Tan DO10:11 Pupil Reconstruction in Eyes With Primary Angle Closure

Glaucoma and CataractRen-yiWU

10:22 Morphology and Function of the Anterior Segment in

Japanese Angle Closure Eyes After Laser PeripheralIridotomyMineo OZAKI

10:33 Iris Volume and Dynamics in Angle Closure

MingguangHE

10:44 Spectral Domain OCT Imaging of the AngleRajesh KUMAR

10:55 360 Degree Angle Imaging

ManiBASKARAN

Neuroimaging in glaucoma OI-SS02Glaucoma is a neurodegenerative disease of the visual system.This more recent perspective on the disease has shifted ourattention from the eye, to brain changes in glaucoma, and hasfueled the desire to see the brain in glaucoma. Brain changesin experimental and human glaucoma will be reviewed, in

addition to the latest ndings visualized by state of the art modernneuroimaging techniques. Opportunities to exploit neuroimagingndings to further our understanding and treatment of glaucomawill also be presented.

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 11, HICCChair(s): Neeru GUPTA, NingliWANG, GarudadriCHANDRASEKHAR11:30 Mapping Central Visual Pathway Degeneration in

GlaucomaNeeru GUPTA

11:41 Detecting Brain Changes in Glaucoma by Diffusion Tensor

ImagingGeorgMICHELSON

11:52 High Resolution Imaging of the Human Lateral Geniculate

Nucleus - Opprotunities and ChallengesKeith SCHNEIDER

12:03 Brain Changes in Normal Tension GlaucomaJostJONAS

12:14 Cutting Edge Neuroimaging Techniques for Neural and

Vascular Elements of the Visual PathwaysSpyridon KOLLIAS

12:25 White Matter Lesions and Glaucoma Progression

DexterLEUNG

Imaging corneal disease OI-SS04Ocular imaging plays an increasingly important role in themanagement of patients with corneal disease. This session willfeature a series of presentations focusing on the application ofa variety of anterior segment imaging techniques in advancingour knowledge of the topographic and microstructural effects ofdisease and surgery on the cornea.

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 11, HICCChair(s): MichaelBELIN, Sujata DAS, Akira KOBAYASHI14:30 Topography Vs. Tomography: Ectasia Sensitivity

MichaelBELIN14:40 Corneal Topographic Analysis Following DSAEK Using

OCTNaoyukiMAEDA

14:50 Detection of Keratoconus by Polarization Sensitive Optical

Coherence TomographyYoshiakiYASUNO

15:00 Reliability of Non-Contact Pachymetry After Refractive

SurgerySujata DAS

15:10 Cytomegalovirus Corneal Endothelitis: The Role of in Vivo

Confocal Microscopy in Diagnosis and Follow Up

Akira KOBAYASHI15:20 Fuchs Endothelial Dystrophy: A Clearer View

SanjayPATEL15:30 Imaging the Cornea in Diabetes Mellitus

StutiMISRA

Imaging retinal vasculature and disease OI-SS05

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 11, HICCChair(s): AmodGUPTA, William FREEMAN16:00 SD-OCT

William FREEMAN16:14 Fundus Fluoroscein Angiography

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16:42 Idocyanine Angiography

Francesco VIOLA16:56 Wide Angle Fundus Imaging

Wai-chingLAM

Free papers in ocular imaging and ophthalmic educationMS-FP03

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): D KMEHTA, Ki-ho PARK, Nepalia LalitKUMAR, NaoyukiMAEDA16:00 Correlation of Corneal Nerve Microstructure and Function

With Peripheral Neuropathy in Diabetes Mellitus Using inVivo Confocal MicroscopyStutiMISRA

16:07 Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness and Its Correlations

in a Population Based Study. the Central India SpectralDomain OCT Study (CI-SOS)Karishma BHATE-CHAVAN

16:14 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) in Color

DeciencySupriyo GHOSE

16:21 Evaluation of Microstructural Changes in the Cornea and

Limbus in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) With Limbal

Stem Cell Deciency (LSCD) Using in-Vivo ConfocalMicroscopy (IVCM)KunjalSEJPAL

16:28 Changes in Anterior Chamber Angle After Laser Iridotomy:

A Source-Swept Anterior Segment Optical CoherenceTomography StudyRajesh KUMAR

16:35 Dual Scheimpug Imaging Parameters in Post-Lasik

Ectasia, Keratoconus and Normal EyesJagadesh REDDY

16:42 Changing Trends in Fellowships; Retrospective Study Over

Two DecadesKuheliBHATTACHARYA

16:49 Comparison of Inter-Observer Variability by Two

Healthcare Professionals Using Lenstar LS 900 Non-Contact Biometry and OcuScan RXP Contact Biometry

BhavikPANCHAL16:56 Spectral Domain Optical Coherence Tomography Following

Nd:YAG Laser Membranotomy in Premacular HemorrhageNeha GOEL

17:03 Spectral Domain Optical Coherence Tomography (SDOCT)

for Comparison of Ultrastructural Changes Predictiveof Suboptimal Visual Acuity in Resolved Central SerousRetinopathy (CSR)MohitBANSAL

OCULAR PATHOLOGy &TUMORS

Retinoblastoma: recognie the features earl and save a

childs life OP-IC01To discuss the epidemiology, genetics, clinical presentation,differential diagnosis, and treatment of retinoblastoma08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Granite, Novotel

Chief Instructor: SwathiKALIKI08:30 Epidemiology and Genetics of Retinoblastoma

Vikas KHETAN08:40 Clinical Presentation and Differential Diagnosis of

RetinoblastomaMallipatna CASHWIN

08:52 Systemic Chemotherapy and Local Adjuvant Therapy for

RetinoblastomaSwathiKALIKI

09:04 Plaque Radiotherapy for Retinoblastoma

Arun SINGH

09:16 Management of Advanced, High-Risk, and MetastaticRetinoblastomaSantosh HONAVAR

09:28 Intra-Arterial Chemotherapy for Retinoblastoma.

Relevance of Its Use in the Developing CountriesDuangnate ROJANAPORN

09:40 Discussion

Ophthalmic patholog for the clinician OP-IC03

Ophthalmic pathology is a structured approach to understandocular conditions and correlate clinical and pathological ndings.Itdeal with current informations of most common primary and rarelysecondary tumours of the eye and adnexa.10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Granite, Novotel

Chief Instructor: DipankarDAS10:00 Indications of Ophthalmic Pathologic Studies and Outline

of TechniquesDipankarDAS

10:10 Pathology of Lid and Orbital Tumours

DipankarDAS10:20 Biopsy Pathology in Uveitis

JyotirmayBISWAS10:32 Common Intraocular Tumours

Vikas KHETAN

10:44 Pathology of Intraocular Tumours

JyotirmayBISWAS10:56 Common Lid and Orbital Tumours

KasturiBHATTACHARJEE

Oncolog case presentation OP-SS05Through presentation of unique and interesting tumor cases,experienced faculty will discuss patient management issues.10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 7, HICCChair(s): DavidLIU, Arun SINGH10:00 Case Presentation

Gangadhara SUNDAR10:08 Case Presentation

Tero KIVELA10:16 Case Presentation

Arun SINGH10:24 Case Presentation

Pratyush RANJAN10:32 Case Presentation

DavidPELAYES10:40 Case Presentation

Hans GROSSNIKLAUS10:48 Case Presentation

Sarah COUPLAND10:56 Case Presentation

DavidLIU

Ocular surface tumors OP-IC04

To describe the spectrum of ocular surface tumors11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Granite, Novotel

Chief Instructor: Vikas MENON11:30 Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia

Vikas MENON11:45 Conjunctival Lymphoma

BhaduriANIRBAN11:55 Benign Conjunctival Tumors

SavariDESAI12:05 Pigmented Conjunctival Tumors

Vikas MENON12:15 Histopathology of Ocular Surface Tumors

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11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): TakashiSUZUKI, PadmamaliniMAHENDRADAS, YoshitsuguINOUE, SavitriSHARMA11:30 Role of Curcumin in the Prevention of Experimental

Diabetic Retinopathy in Rats Through Its Hypoglycemic,Antioxidant, and Anti-Inammatory MechanismsS GUPTA

11:37 Transgenic TBK1 Mice and Normal Tension Glaucoma

John FINGERT11:44Anti- Inammatory Effects of Alpha Linolenic Acid on

Human Corneal Epithelial CellsAbraham SOLOMON

11:51 Biolm Formation of Pathogenic Fungi Isolated from

Corneal UlcerSuman SAHA

11:58 Molecular Design of New Antibiotics Targeted to MRSA

RogerBEUERMAN12:05 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms in Defense and

Inammation Genes and Contact Lens Related MicrobialKeratitisFiona STAPLETON

12:12 Study to Compare the Utility of Routine Microbiology

Versus DNA Macrochip in the Management ofEndophthalmitis

AbhishekKOTHARI12:19 Emerging Fourth-Generation Fluoroquinolone Resistance

in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Keratitis IsolatesLalitha PRAJNA

12:26 Newer Paradigm in Management of Ocular Toxoplasmosis

Pooja BANSAL12:33 Effect of Bevacizumab (avastin) on Mitochondrial Function

of Retinal Pigment Epithelial, Neurosensory Retinal andMicrovascular Endothelial Cells in-VitroSaurabh LUTHRA

Retinoblastoma: evolution in diagnosis and managementOP-IC02Retinoblastoma remains the most common intraocular childhoodmalignancy. Over the past decade, the eld has witnessed a

paradigm shift in the management of this disorder. Today, thisneoplasm is treated with a broad multidisciplinary approach,including surgery, systemic chemotherapy, radiotherapy, andvarious focal treatments.14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Granite, Novotel

Chief Instructor: Shilpa MITTAL14:30 Examination Under Anesthesia: What All Can You Find,

What Denes the Follow UpShilpa MITTAL

14:42 Leucocoria in a Child: The Challenges in Diagnosis and

How to Increase the Rate of Early Diagnosis of DiseaseUsha R

14:54 The Decision Making: Plan of Management, When to Use

the Knife, How to Manage RecurrenceSantosh HONAVAR

15:06 Chemotherapy: When, What, How, How Much and When

to StopShilpa MITTAL

15:18 Role of Radiation in RB Management and the Future

Directions in the Management of Refractory RBParagSHAH

OPHTHALMIC EDUCATION

Innovations in teaching and learning OE-SS03The symposium will present experiences, tips and strategies fordeveloping successful webinars and mobile e-learning.10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 15, HICCChair(s): AshokGROVER, Eduardo MAYORGA

10:00 Why Webinars?Eduardo MAYORGA

10:10 The AIOS Webinar Experience

AshokGROVER10:20 The LV Prasad Webinar Experience

PrashantGARG10:30 The Latin America Webinar Experience

Ana Gabriela PALIS10:40 Webinars: Software, Logistics and Costs

Eduardo MAYORGA

10:50 Simultaneous Room and Web Interactivity in Webinars

KarlGOLNIK11:00 Mobile Learning in Ophthalmology

DexterLEUNG

Teams in ophthalmolog OE-SS04Currently, we are not meeting the global eye care burden. Onemethod of improving eye care availability is to train integratedteams designed to triage and coordinate eye care thus facilitatingmaximum efciency. This symposium will explore current eye careissues, formation of eye care teams and current effective models.

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 15, HICCChair(s): KarlGOLNIK, HeatherMACK11:30 The Eyecare Burden - Why We Need Teams in

OphthalmologySerge RESNIKOFF

11:41 Team Care and Team Learning At LV Prasad

PrashantGARG11:52 Trends in Medical Education - MDs As Team Leaders

J FernandoAREVALO12:03 How to Form a High Performance Team

HeatherMACK12:14 Models of Eye Care Team

BabarQURESHI12:25 The US Model

KarlGOLNIK

Ophthalmic subspecialt education OE-SS02This symposium will present different methodology and outlinetraining goals in ophthalmology subspecialties around various

Asia-pacic areas. The presentations will include but not limitedto training methods, and continuous medical education programsprovided. we will also discuss the future and the importance of

Asia-pacic, and international meetings, subspecialty trainingprogram, and the role it plays in providing a valuable platformfor the exchange of scientic education and experiences. Finallythe function and activities of the association bodies from dif ferentareas is explored and we see how everyone is working individuallyand cooperatively in the wonderful eld of ophthalmology in Asia-pacic.14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 15, HICCChair(s): RajvardhanAZAD, Lin-chungWOUNG14:30 Subspecialty Education ICO Initiative

Bruce SPIVEY

14:38 Current Practice of Subspecialty Education in USAKarlGOLNIK14:46 Ophthalmic Subspecialty Education in Canada :

Challenges and OpportunitiesNeeru GUPTA

14:54 Current Practice of Subspecialty Education in Taiwan

Lin-chungWOUNG15:02 Current Practice of Subspecialty Education in India

RajvardhanAZAD15:10 Current Practice of Subspecialty Education in Indonesia

Tjahjono GONDHOWIARDJO15:18 Current Practice of Subspecialty Education in Middle East

& AfricaKenneth KAGAME

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Free papers in ocular imaging and ophthalmic educationMS-FP03

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): D KMEHTA, Ki-ho PARK, Nepalia LalitKUMAR, NaoyukiMAEDA16:00 Correlation of Corneal Nerve Microstructure and Function

With Peripheral Neuropathy in Diabetes Mellitus Using inVivo Confocal MicroscopyStutiMISRA

16:07 Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness and Its Correlations

in a Population Based Study. the Central India SpectralDomain OCT Study (CI-SOS)Karishma BHATE-CHAVAN

16:14 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) in Color

DeciencySupriyo GHOSE

16:21 Evaluation of Microstructural Changes in the Cornea and

Limbus in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) With LimbalStem Cell Deciency (LSCD) Using in-Vivo ConfocalMicroscopy (IVCM)KunjalSEJPAL

16:28 Changes in Anterior Chamber Angle After Laser Iridotomy:

A Source-Swept Anterior Segment Optical CoherenceTomography StudyRajesh KUMAR

16:35 Dual Scheimpug Imaging Parameters in Post-Lasik

Ectasia, Keratoconus and Normal EyesJagadesh REDDY

16:42 Changing Trends in Fellowships; Retrospective Study Over

Two DecadesKuheliBHATTACHARYA

16:49 Comparison of Inter-Observer Variability by Two

Healthcare Professionals Using Lenstar LS 900 Non-Contact Biometry and OcuScan RXP Contact BiometryBhavikPANCHAL

16:56 Spectral Domain Optical Coherence Tomography Following

Nd:YAG Laser Membranotomy in Premacular HemorrhageNeha GOEL

17:03 Spectral Domain Optical Coherence Tomography (SDOCT)

for Comparison of Ultrastructural Changes Predictiveof Suboptimal Visual Acuity in Resolved Central SerousRetinopathy (CSR)MohitBANSAL

Ophthalmic residenc education OE-SS01

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 15, HICCChair(s): Santosh HONAVAR, Venkatesh PRAJNA16:00 Overview of Residency Training-Transitioning from

Apprenticeship to Competency Based TrainingDeb COLVILLE

16:07 Teaching Surgery to Trainees

Tim ROBERTS

16:14 Ophthalmic Residency Education in India

AshokGROVER16:21 Ophthalmic Residency Education in Bangladesh

Ava HOSSAIN16:28 Standardizing and Assurance of Ophthalmic Residency

Education in IndonesiaTjahjono GONDHOWIARDJO

16:35 Ophthalmic Residency Education in Thailand

Prin ROJANAPONGPUN16:42 Ophthalmic Residency Education in Hong Kong

DexterLEUNG16:49 Ophthalmic Residency Education in Australia/ New

ZealandCatherine GREEN

16:56 Ophthalmic Residency Education in ChinaChun ZHANG

OPHTHALMICEPIDEMIOLOGy

Free papers in ophthalmic epidemiolog and prevention ofblindness MS-FP04

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): Debasish BHATTACHARYA, RohitVARMA, Lahane TP, Seang-meiSAW08:30 Prevalence of Macular Holes in Rural Central India. The

Central India Eye and Medical StudySarangLAMBAT

08:37 Modeling the Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration

and Its Predictive Comparisons in a Population in SouthIndiaKrishnaiah SANNAPANENI

08:44 Population Based Prevalence of Dry Eye Disease in the

Adult Indian PopulationNoopurGUPTA

08:51 Low Vision Aids: How Useful Are They for Patients With

Age Related Macular Degenerat ionKirti JaiSINGH

08:58 Cataract Surgical Rate (CSR) Is Not a Good Indicator to

Measure Cataract Blindness and the Role of Gender inAccessing Cataract Treatment ServicesKuldeep DOLE

09:05 Refractive Error Study in Children of Bangladesh: A

Community Based SurveyShawkat Ara SHAKOOR

09:12 Computerised Evaluation of Fundus Images: A Novel

Screening Method for GlaucomaLipiCHAKRABARTY

09:19 Tele-Ophthalmology and Community Eye Care: Early

Experiences from Initial Six MonthsJnanankarMEDHI

09:26 The Cost of Doing Rapid Assessment for AvoidableBlindness Survey in Andhra Pradesh, IndiaSrinivasa PALLERLA

ORBITS ANDOCULOPLASTICS

Evaluation and management of congenital ptosis OB-IC01Course will deal with the clinical evaluation of the patients, todiagnose congenital simple and complicated ptosis. It will focuson the choice of correct surgical approach in a given case basedon the evaluation. Surgical technique of the procedures such asFasanella servat, Levator resection and Frontalis sling will bepresented with the help of video lms. The technique for tacklingthe condition of Blepharophimosis syndrome and Marcus Gunnptosis will also be presented.08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 2, HICC

Chief Instructor: AshokGROVER08:30 Management of Marcus Gunn Ptosis and

Blepharophimosis SyndromeAshokGROVER

08:45 Surgical Anatomy and Evaluation of Congenital Ptosis

ApoorvGROVER08:57 Fasanella Serval Surgery

Shaloo BAGEJA09:07 levator Resection Surgery

RiturajBARUAH09:17 Frontalis Sling Surgery

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Inappropriate management of Oculoplastic and OrbitalEmergencies may lead to blindness, as well as death. The variouscauses are: Traumatic 1. Lid and lacrimal t rauma 2. Orbital Trauma:Fractures: emphysema; Traumatic Optic Neuropathy; Retro BulbarHemorrhage; Intra Orbital Foreign Body, Orbital compartmentsyndrome. 3. Iatrogenic: Vision loss after orbital/ lid surgeries; CSFleak. Non-traumatic 1. Neoplasms malignancies; metastasis;leukemia. 2. Inammatory Idiopathic Orbital InammatoryDisease; Thyroid Eye Disease. 3. Infective Orbital cellulitis,mucormycosis, necrotizing fasciitis. 4. Vascular Carotico-

Cavernous Fistula. This session aims to provide a comprehensiveoverview and management algorithms of these critical conditions.

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 6, HICCChair(s): TomoyukiKASHIMA, HunterYUEN, Bipasha MUKHERJEE08:30 Infective Etiologies of Oculoplasty Emergencies

AlexWONG08:38 Visual Loss After Orbital Surgery

AndyCHENG08:46 Corneal Damage Prevention in Facialis Paresis

DamayantiSISWOYO08:54 Emergencies in Orbital Vascular Disorders

Usha R09:02 Neoplasms in the Orbital Region - an Emergency?

Meghana VARDE

09:10 Lid & Lacrimal Trauma

Marian PAULY09:18 Missing Rectus Muscle in Orbital Fracture Repair

TomoyukiKASHIMA09:26 Should We Treat Traumatic Optic Neuropathy With

Steroids?NeilMILLER

Lacrimal drainage procedures: from old to new!!! OB-IC02Epiphora due to lacrimal drainage obstruction is commonlyencountered by an ophthalmologist. This course will enable theparticipant to learn the nuances of lacrimal surgery from masters.10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 2, HICC

Chief Instructor: Suryasnata RATH

10:00 Endonasal DCR WITHOUT an Endoscope Is It Really anEffective and Cheap Option?Suryasnata RATH

10:12 External DCR: Tips for Success!

SavariDESAI10:24 Endoscopic DCR: Scarless Patency

Gangadhara SUNDAR10:36 Conjunctival DCR With Lester Jone Tube: Relief For The

Canalicular ObstructionsAnita SETHI

10:48 Endoscopic Lacrimal Duct Recanalization Using

Microendoscope: State-of-Art TechniqueReynaldo JAVATE

Emerging diagnostic and therapeuticadvancements inorbital disorders OB-SS05

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 6, HICCChair(s): TimothySULLIVAN, James GARRITY, Santosh HONAVAR10:00Advances in Orbita l Imaging

CatBURKAT10:11 Rapid Diagnosis in Orbital Pathology Does It Meet the

Gold Standard?Kaustubh MULAY

10:22 Emerging Treatments for Orbital Basal Cell Carcinoma

Alon KAHANA10:33 Radiation in Thyroid Eye Disease Where Are We Now?

James GARRITY10:44 Propranolol in the Management of Capillary Hemangioma

of Infancy an Evidence-Based AppraisalTimothySULLIVAN

10:55 Multimodal Therapy for Orbital Tumors With Improved Eyeand Life SalvageSantosh HONAVAR

Pediatric oculoplast OB-IC03To introduce latest concepts in pediatric oculoplasty in followingareas of speciality 1) Pediatric dacryocystitis 2) Pediatric oncology3) Congenital diseases and cryptophthalmos 4) Pediatric lidabnormalities 5) Pediatric inammatory diseases of orbit 5)Systemic conditions associated with pediatric oculoplasty

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 2, HICCChief Instructor: SunilMOREKER

11:30 Pediatric Lid and Orbit

SunilMOREKER11:42 Cryptophthalmos and Other Corneal Involvement in

Pediatric OculoplastyHarshavardhan GHORPADE

11:54 Management of Squints in Oculoplasty Cases

ShashankRANADE

Recent advances in oculoplastic surger OB-SS02The eld of Oculoplastic Surgery has undergone signicantadvances in the past decade, with notable improvements in everyaspect of practice. This symposium aims to provide a brief overviewof some of the key advances. The symposium will cover novel

imaging modalities, treatment of the anophthalmic socket, newimplants, new approaches to thyroid eye disease, and advancesin the diagnosis and treatment of eyelid dysfunction and orbitaldisease.11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 6, HICCChair(s): Gangadhara SUNDAR, Alon KAHANA, Usha SINGH11:30 Orbital Imaging and Non-Invasive Orbital Angiography

CatBURKAT11:38 Treatment of Orbital Vascular Anomalies

Usha SINGH11:46Advances in Orbital and Oculoplastic Histo -Pathology

Anita CHAN11:54 Diagnosis and Treatment of Orbital Inammatory Disorders

ShivaniGUPTA

12:02Advances in the Treatment of Thyroid OrbitopathyAlon KAHANA

12:10 Implants in Orbital Reconstruction

Gangadhara SUNDAR12:18 Orbital Expansion in Microphthalmia/ Anophthalmia

DavidTSE12:26 Primary Orbital Implant and MMG in Severely Contracted

SocketKasturiBHATTACHARJEE

Botulinum toxin and llers in ophthalmology OB-IC04To introduce the basic applications of Botulinum toxin and Fillersin Ophthalmology14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 2, HICC

Chief Instructor: MilindNAIK

14:30 Functional Applications of Botulinum Toxin inOphthalmology: Video PresentationMilindNAIK

14:45 Periocular Cosmetic Applications of Botulinum Toxin

KasturiBHATTACHARJEE15:00Aesthetic Uses of Dermal Fi llers : Dr. Shubhra Goel

Shubhra GOEL15:15 Functional Uses of Periorbital Hyaluronic Acid Gels

MilindNAIK15:30 Setting Up a Botulinum Toxin/Filler Clinic

MilindNAIK

Wow, I couldve missed that! OB-SS03This will be an interactive clinical case discussion sessionhighlighting the diagnostic challenges faced by ophthalmologists

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approach led to the correct diagnosis and help understand keyissues in concepts, investigations and management of what mayappear to be a simple problem.

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 6, HICCChair(s): Dong-meiLI, AshokGROVER, ShanthaAMRITH

Panelist(s):

14:30 Miscellany: Pre and Intra Operative Check UpCarlos VERACRISTO

14:39 Tarsoconjunctival Crypts: Unrecognized Cause of Chronic

Mucopurulent ConjunctivitisDavidTSE

14:48 Wow, I Would Have Missed That Skin Cancer

Christine NELSON14:57 Ptosis Caused by Massive Eyelid Thickening: A Rare

Inherited DisorderDong-meiLI

15:06 The Puzzle of the Orbital Cyst!

AshokGROVER15:15 Orbital Dermoid: Dumbbell With Fistula

ZafarISLAM15:24 Myositis Or Thyroid Eye Disease

ShanthaAMRITH15:33 Cavernous Haemangima At the Deep Orbital Apex,

Transethmoid Or Transorbital Approach?Wenshan WU

15:42 Discussion

Fundamentals of common eelid surgeries - avideoinstruction course OB-IC05This videoinstruction course is intended to deal with thefundamentals of operative techniques of common eyelid surgeriesfor entropion, trichiasis, ectropion, ptosis and lid colobomaswith excellent videos of tarsal wedge resection, tarsal fracture,Jaeschae-Arlt operation, posterior lamellar advancement withmm grafting, Quickerts & modied Jones procedure, lateral tarsalstrip operation skin grafting, Fasanella-Servat, levator resection,frontalis sling, direct layered closure of vertical pentagon,Tenzels ap, Cutler-Beard , Hughs ap, fore-head apsfor lidreconstruction.

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 2, HICC

Chief Instructor: V PGUPTA16:00 videos for Correction of Entropion, Ectropion and Ptosis,

V PGUPTA16:50 videos on Repair of Lid Colobomas

Sujatha Savitri Rao Y

Best of grand rounds: my most difcult case OB-SS11

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 6, HICCChair(s): NattawutWANUMKARNG, DavidTSE, Usha R16:00A Post-Op Day Zero Surprise

BobbyKORN16:08 Orbital Cellulitis in a Child

Habib EATAMADI16:16 The Droopy Eyelid: More Than Meets the Eye

Alon KAHANA16:24 When the Crankle Turned Cantankerous

LakshmiMAHESH16:32 --

Usha SINGH16:40 --

Usha R16:48 The Nightmare of Eyelid Correction

NattawutWANUMKARNG16:56 Emperor of All Orbital Maladies

DavidTSE

PEDIATRICOPHTHALMOLOGy &STRABISMUS

Heritable disorders of connective tissue and the ee:diagnosis and management PO-SS09

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 12, HICCChair(s): Bronwyn BATEMAN, Irene MAUMENEE08:30 Introduction

Irene MAUMENEE08:40 Connective Tissue Biochemistry

Irene MAUMENEE08:50 Mendelian Inheritance in Disorders of Connective Tissue

Bronwyn BATEMAN09:00 Heritable Disorders of Connective Tissue Exemplied by

the Marfan SyndromeMarilyn METS

09:10 Cataract Extraction and Removal of Dislocated Lenses in

Patients With Connective Tissue Disease

AbhayVASAVADA

09:20 Retinal Detachments in Connective Tissue Diseases With

Special Attention to the Stickler SyndromeNatalio IZQUIERDO

09:30 Questions and Answers, Conclusions

Irene MAUMENEE

APSPOS smposium: highlights of paediatric ophthalmologand strabismus PO-SS03

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 12, HICCChair(s): SonalFARZAVANDI, FrankMARTIN10:00 Topical Anesthesia for Surgery for Thyroid Myopathy

SonalFARZAVANDI10:11 Management of Large Angle Infantile Esotropia

Glen GOLE10:22Adult Strabismus

Quresh MASKATI10:33 Infant With Nystagmus

MeenakshiGOPALAKRISHNAN10:44 Whats New in Management of Strabismus and Amblyopia

Emilio CAMPOS10:55 Binocular Vision Problems After Refractive Surgery

Rosario GOMEZ-DE-LIANO

Retinopath of prematurit: current practice and challengesin management PO-IC01

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Ball room, Novotel

Chief Instructor: RajvardhanAZAD

11:30 Current Scenario, Epidemiology, Impact of Neonatal Careon Prevention of ROPRameshAGARWAL

11:44 Clinical Prole, Preferred Practice Pattern for Screening &

Treating ROP, Role of TelemedicineGlen GOLE

11:58 Managing APROP/Advanced ROP Role of Surgery,

Status of AntiVEGF Drugs, New Areas of ResearchRajvardhanAZAD

12:12 Case Based Approach to Management of ROP

ParijatCHANDRA12:26 Planning, Logistics, Training for Running Effective ROP

ProgramsSubhadra JALALI

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This Update in Paediatric Retina, organized by the EuropeanPaediatric Ophthalmological Society EPOS, highlights the valueof retinal imaging in paediatric retinal diseases and covers actualaspects in metabolic diseases and phakomatoses with retinalmanifestation.11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 12, HICCChair(s): AnandVINEKAR, Tero KIVELA, BirgitLORENZ11:30 New Insights from SD-OCT in Acute ROP

AnandVINEKAR

11:41 New Insights from Wide-Angle Fluorescein Angiography in

Acute ROPBirgitLORENZ

11:52 Specic Features of Acute ROP in India and the Role of

VitrectomyParagSHAH

12:03 Optimising Diagnosis and Treatment of Phakomatoses

With Ocular ManifestationsArun SINGH

12:14 Pediatric Retina in Metabolic Diseases

Tero KIVELA12:25 Quantitative Imaging in Retinal Dystrophies

BirgitLORENZ

Trauma to a childs ee - give him our best! PO-IC02

Trauma to a Childs eye is one of the most challenging situations inophthalmic practice. Timely decisions and judicious intervention goa long way in salvaging the vision. Here we deal with the practicalaspects of Pediatric Eye Injury. Since only 25% of the patientspresent within 6 hours of injury and 35% present more than 24hours later, these decisions very crucial. Proper technique of thesurgery may go a long way in restoring vision of the child, andalso would make the subsequent surgery easier. Next comes thesecondary repair after assessing the damage to the anterior andposterior segment and timing of the second surgery.14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Ball room, Novotel

Chief Instructor: LavKOCHGAWAY14:30 Decisions in Pediatric Trauma and Surgical Panorama

LavKOCHGAWAY14:50 Evaluation of a Child With Ocular Trauma

Saurabh MITTAL15:00 Pediatric Traumatic Cataract

Sil Asim KUMAR15:15 Managing Posterior Segment Trauma

RupakBISWAS15:30 Blunt Trauma in Children

Kavitha KALAIVANI

AAPOS smposium PO-SS04

14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 12, HICCChair(s): Pradeep SHARMA, Lawrence KAUFMAN14:30 No Bleeding, No Suture Strabismus Surgery Under Topical

Anesthesia!Ramesh KEKUNNAYA

14:40 Complications in Strabismus Surgery: How to Avoid Them

Pradeep SHARMA14:50 Botulinum Toxin - Does It Have a Role in Treating

StrabismusRamesh MURTHY

15:00 Can the PlusoptiX Replace the Need for a Cycloplegic

Examination in Select Pediatric Ophthalmology PatientsDavidSILBERT

15:10 Ocular Findings of Pediatric Brain Tumors

Lawrence KAUFMAN15:20 Genetics (presenting With Irene Maumenee)

Bronwyn BATEMAN15:30 Using Fadenoperation for Surgical Treatment of Large

Angle (>60 Pd) EsotropiaBirsen GKYIIT

Adustable sutures in strabismus surger PO-IC04Strabismus surgery, although well standardised, is known toyield variable results in different individuals for the same amountof surgery. Use of adjustable sutures allows the surgeon to ne-tune the position of the eye in the immediate post-operative period,potentially improving long term eye alignment and avoiding theneed for re-operations.16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Granite, Novotel

Chief Instructor: AnandKUMAR

16:00 Indications, Techniques of Adjustable SuturesAnandKUMAR

16:15 Special Techniques I- IR Semi-Adjustable Technique,

Adjustable Faden, Adjustable ResectionsAnupam SAHU

16:30 Use of Adjustable Sutures in Children

MihirKOTHARI16:45 Special Techniques II- Adjustable Obliques Surgery,

Adjustable TranspositionJitendra JETHANI

17:00 Complications & Recent Advances

Nitin JAIN

Anti VEGF drugs and ROP PO-SS08

16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 12, HICCChair(s): Glen GOLE, Rita SITORUS16:00Anti VEGF Drugs and ROP

RajvardhanAZAD16:17Anti VEGF Drugs and ROP

Helen MINTZ-HITTNER16:34Anti VEGF Drugs and ROP

BirgitLORENZ16:51Anti VEGF Drugs and ROP

R V PaulCHAN

PREVENTION OFBLINDNESSFree papers in ophthalmic epidemiolog and prevention ofblindness MS-FP04

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): Debasish BHATTACHARYA, RohitVARMA, Lahane TP, Seang-meiSAW08:30 Prevalence of Macular Holes in Rural Central India. The

Central India Eye and Medical StudySarangLAMBAT

08:37 Modeling the Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration

and Its Predictive Comparisons in a Population in SouthIndiaKrishnaiah SANNAPANENI

08:44 Population Based Prevalence of Dry Eye Disease in the

Adult Indian PopulationNoopurGUPTA08:51 Low Vision Aids: How Useful Are They for Patients With

Age Related Macular Degenerat ionKirti JaiSINGH

08:58 Cataract Surgical Rate (CSR) Is Not a Good Indicator to

Measure Cataract Blindness and the Role of Gender inAccessing Cataract Treatment ServicesKuldeep DOLE

09:05 Refractive Error Study in Children of Bangladesh: A

Community Based SurveyShawkat Ara SHAKOOR

09:12 Computerised Evaluation of Fundus Images: A Novel

Screening Method for GlaucomaLipiCHAKRABARTY

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JnanankarMEDHI09:26 The Cost of Doing Rapid Assessment for Avoidable

Blindness Survey in Andhra Pradesh, IndiaSrinivasa PALLERLA

REFRACTIVE SURGERy

Advanced customised surface ablation with eximer laserfor complex clinical presentations - a step b step approach

RE-IC01This advanced course presents an advanced but yet step by stepinstructions on customised surface ablation using Excimer Laser.The course is aimed at those who are desirous of advancedlearning on modern surface procedures, and are familiar with Lasikor Femto second Lasers. The topics covered will include OculyzerTopoguided ablations, Q value modications, Presbyopia & AngleKappa mangament, complex clinical situations, symptomatic PRK/ Lasiks, coma, HOA etc.08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 13, HICC

Chief Instructor: Ravindra MS08:30 Oculyzer Guided Surfaace Ablation

Ravindra MS08:45 Pentacam HR & Corneal OCT

DeepthiMEDA

Recent advances in refractive surger RE-IC02This course will analyze various advancements in refractivesurgery including femto-second laser and wave front guidedablation. Newer excimer techniques including C lasik and Epilasikas well as femto-lasik will be discussed. a comparative evaluationof the latest Femto-second laser technologies including RELexand Flex would be provided by the eminent faculty. Benets andcomplications of Phakic IOLs and Intra-corneal ring segments willalso be highlighted10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 13, HICC

Chief Instructor: MahipalSACHDEV10:00 FEMTO-SECOND LASER: The Complete Picture

MahipalSACHDEV10:15 Lasik & Epilasik

Chitra RAMAMURTHY10:30 Complications of Refractive Surgery

KumarDOCTOR10:45 ICL Pears & Pitfalls

GauravLUTHRA11:00 ReLex & SMILE Technology

RupalSHAH

RETINA (MEDICAL)

Retinal vascular occlusions - current management strategiesRM-IC01This course aims at familiarizing attendees with pathophysiologyand clinical presentations of retinal vascular occlusions, anddiscusses evidence based strategies for evaluating and managing

these patients.14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 13, HICC

Chief Instructor: Mahesh Shanmugam PALANIVELU14:30 Combined Occlusions

Mahesh Shanmugam PALANIVELU14:42 Central Retinal Vein Occlusion

AbhishekKOTHARI14:54 Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion

Daraius SHROFF15:06Arterial Occlusions

Cyrus SHROFF15:18Approach to the Work Up of a Vascular Occlusion Patient

Muna BHENDE

Practical pearls in the diagnosis and management of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) RM-IC02

To highlight 1. Specics in the diagnosis of AMD, 2. Role ofFA, ICG, OCT in its diagnosis, 3. Differential Diagnoses and 4.Management including anti-VEGF monotherapy, Combination PDTwith Vertepron, Photocoagulation and other modalities 5. Role ofPDT in the management of AMD in these times of anti-VEGF16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 13, HICC

Chief Instructor: Mallika GOYAL16:00 Current Role of Combination Therapy With PDT

Mallika GOYAL

16:15 Clinical Features and OCT in AMD

LalitVERMA16:30 FA, ICG and Dif ferential Diagnosis

Ajit Babu MAJJI16:45 anti-VEGF Monotherapy for AMD: Pearls and Pitfalls

Sundaram NATARAJAN17:00 Future Directions and Challenging Cases

AlayBANKER

RETINA (SURGICAL)

Management of complex retinal detachment-facing thechallenges RS-IC03The instruction course is designed for those who are learning

vitreo-retinal surgery and practising retinal surgeons. It will be aninteractive course with stress on video assisted skill transfer.11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 13, HICC

Chief Instructor: Hemanth MURTHY11:30 Macular Hole With RD in Myopia(MHRD)

Hemanth MURTHY11:42 Diabetic TRD and Combined Detachments

Muralidhar NS11:54 Traumatic Retinal Detachments

GiridharANANTHARAMAN12:06 Giant Retinal Tears

Manish NAGPAL12:18 Retinal Detachemnts With PVR

Jayanto GUHA

Macular surger RS-IC05Macular surgery is a burgeoning eld in vitreoretinal surgery.The objective of this novel instruction course would be provideapproriate knowledge about instrumentation, planning, andperforming various macular surgeries.14:30 - 15:50 Venue: Hall 10, HICC

Chief Instructor: Sandeep SAXENA14:30 Role of Optical Coherence Tomography in Macular Surgery

Sandeep SAXENA14:45 Current Dyes and Instrumentation in Macular Surgery

TimothyLAI15:00 Surgery for Epiretinal Membrane Removal and

Vitreomacular Traction SyndromeAjit Babu MAJJI

15:15 Macular Hole SurgeryLingam GOPAL

15:30 Surgery for Diabetic Macular Edema

AmodGUPTA

Recent advances in macular surger RS-IC07To deliberate recent developments in macular surgeries andprovide an insight into their application in participants practices.16:00 - 17:20 Venue: Hall 10, HICC

Chief Instructor: Cyrus SHROFF16:00 Macular PVR and Its Prevention

Cyrus SHROFF16:12 Developments in the VR Arena

Daraius SHROFF

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Manish NAGPAL16:48 Update on Procedures for AMD

Saravanan VR

VISUAL SCIENCES

Drugs and Therapeutics 1 VS-SS01

08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 10, HICCChair(s): RishiMOHAN, Terete BORRS, Shizuka KOH08:30 Barriers Shielding the Eye: Can Drug Transporter Be a

Gateway for Xenobiotics?ThirumurthyVELPANDIAN

08:41 Tear Film Oriented Therapy

Shizuka KOH08:52 New Therapeutics for Eye Disease

UdayKOMPELLA09:03 Micro Current Neuromodulation Benets Subset of Retinal

DegenerationJagadeesan MADHAVAN

09:14 Scarless Corneal Surgery, Do We Have Other Option?

Shu-wen CHANG09:25 Catechins Distributions in Eye Tissues After Ingestion of

Green Tea ExtractCalvin PANG

Drugs and Therapeutics 2 VS-SS02The focus of this symposium would be attributed to the recentdevelopments in the ocular therapeutics. Newer strategies fordrug development and newfound molecular targets available fortherapeutic interventions from posterior to anterior segmentsof the eye would be discussed. Advancements in the treatmentof choroidal neovascularisation and non-arteritic anterior opticneuropathy would also be addressed along with the benets oftargeting lymphatics of the eye. This symposium would furthercover the aspects of the gene regulation, their modulation in retinaldiseases and the possible approaches to utilize them.

10:00 - 11:20 Venue: Hall 10, HICCChair(s): ThirumurthyVELPANDIAN, Motokazu TSUJIKAWA, NaokiOKUMURA10:00 Therapy for Choroidal Neovascularization

Motokazu TSUJIKAWA10:14 Treatment Strategy of Non-Ar teritic Anterior Optic

NeuropathyRong-kungTSAI

10:28 Genetic Regulation and Modulation of Human Retinal

Disease: Gene Networks to TreatmentNeena HAIDER

10:42 Bioengineered Corneal Stroma Using a New Biocompatible

Cross LinkerTakeshiSOMA

10:56 Targeting Lymphatics in the Eye

Neeru GUPTA

Nanotechnolog VS-SS06

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 10, HICCChair(s): Tejas SHAH, Shih-hwa CHIOU, RajivMOHAN11:30 Nanomedicine Approaches for Corneal Disorders

RajivMOHAN11:44 Cell Based Therapy for Ocular Surface: Safety and Efcacy

VirenderSANGWAN11:58 Telomerase Modulation: A Novel Paradigm in Ocular

DysfunctionArka GHOSH

12:12 Delivery of Oct4 and SirT1 With Cationic Polyurethane-

Short Branch PEI Reprogram Retinal Pigment Epithelium

Shih-hwa CHIOU

12:26 Recent Advances of Ophthalmic Drug DevelopmentParticularly Nano-Drug Delivery in OphthalmologyN RBISWAS

Free papers in visual science and ocular microbiolog &ocular infectious diseases MS-FP01

11:30 - 12:50 Venue: Hall 14, HICCChair(s): TakashiSUZUKI, PadmamaliniMAHENDRADAS, YoshitsuguINOUE, SavitriSHARMA

11:30 Role of Curcumin in the Prevention of ExperimentalDiabetic Retinopathy in Rats Through Its Hypoglycemic,

Antioxidant, and Anti-Inammatory MechanismsS GUPTA

11:37 Transgenic TBK1 Mice and Normal Tension Glaucoma

John FINGERT11:44Anti- Inammatory Effects of Alpha Linolenic Acid on

Human Corneal Epithelial CellsAbraham SOLOMON

11:51 Biolm Formation of Pathogenic Fungi Isolated from

Corneal UlcerSuman SAHA

11:58 Molecular Design of New Antibiotics Targeted to MRSA

RogerBEUERMAN

12:05 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms in Defense andInammation Genes and Contact Lens Related MicrobialKeratitisFiona STAPLETON

12:12 Study to Compare the Utility of Routine Microbiology

Versus DNA Macrochip in the Management ofEndophthalmitis

AbhishekKOTHARI12:19 Emerging Fourth-Generation Fluoroquinolone Resistance

in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Keratitis IsolatesLalitha PRAJNA

12:26 Newer Paradigm in Management of Ocular Toxoplasmosis

Pooja BANSAL12:33 Effect of Bevacizumab (avastin) on Mitochondrial Function

of Retinal Pigment Epithelial, Neurosensory Retinal andMicrovascular Endothelial Cells in-Vitro

Saurabh LUTHRA

Jan 18, 2013 (Friday)

CATARACT

Basic of phacoemulsication CA-SS01This symposium is designed for the beginning ophthalmic surgeonto understand the basics of the phacoemulsication operation. Thespeakers, who all teach these techniques regularly to residents intraining, will highlight the main learning points for each stage of theoperation from anaesthesia through to lens implantation.08:30 - 09:50 Venue: Hall 3, HICCChair(s): Victoria WONG, Tim ROBERTS, RichardPACKARD

08:30AnaesthesiaAshuAGARWAL

08:40 Topical & Oral Medication & Patient Preparation

RichardPACKARD08:50 Incisions

Chitra RAMAMURTHY09:00 Capsulorrhexis and Hydrodissection

Soon-phaikCHEE09:10 Nuclear Fragmentation

AbhayVASAVADA09:20 Cortical Removal and Capsule Polishing

Tejas SHAH09:30 IOL Implantation

Tim ROBERTS

Relocating subluxated and malpositioned IOLs CA-IC03


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Attendees will learn various options available to reposition andrelocate subluxated IOLs. Vivid videos & step wise explanationswill help them include these techniques in their practice. They willalso learn to tackle complications of such procedures.08:30 - 09:50 Ve

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