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RANZCO 50th

Annual Scientific Congress – Adelaide – Program Handbook – of 2

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PROGRAM – SATURDAY 9 NOVEMBER 2019

ORIA Best Papers

0645–0800 Allergan Hosted Morning Symposium

Title: A Journey through “Aussiedex Real World Data” for DMO with patient cases

Speakers: A/Prof Samantha Fraser-Bell, Dr Jennifer Arnold, Prof Paul Mitchell AO and Prof Ian McAllister Chair: Prof Ian McAllister Room: C4.5

0830–0900 ASO AGM Room: Darling Harbour Theatre Trade and media not eligible to attend AGM’s

0900–0930 RANZCO AGM Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

0930–1000 ORIA AGM Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1000–1030 MORNING TEA

1030–1100 RANZCO Congress Opening Lecture Eyes on the Skies: How Astronomy is Transforming our Vision of the Universe Speaker: Prof Lisa Harvey-Smith Chair: Dr Christine Younan Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1100–1130 The Norman McAlister Gregg Lecture Artificial Intelligence in Ophthalmology: Concepts, Progress, Challenges and Myths Speaker: Prof Tien Y Wong Chair: Prof Stephanie Watson Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1130–1200 Paediatrics Update Lecture IOL Use in Children Under Age 2 Years – What Have We Learned? Speaker: Prof David A Plager MD Chair: A/Prof James Elder Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1200–1330 LUNCH

1330–1500 CONCURRENT SESSIONS

1330–1500 Symposium: Teaching and Learning Cataract Surgery Chair: Dr Jacqueline Beltz Room: C4.1

Topics and speakers: Introduction, basic concepts, and curriculum Dr Jacqueline Beltz

Lab Training: Wet, Dry, Virtual Reality and Mind Danielle Buck

Trainer and Trainee Feedback Dr Catherine Green AO

Surgical Assessment at RVEEH Dr Rahul Chakrabarti

Trainee perspectives and attributes of an excellent trainer Dr Tiffany Lo

Complication Training Dr Bernardo Soares

Mind skills - striving for excellence Dr Jacqueline Beltz

Saturday 9 November 2019

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Audience discussion and participation

1330–1500 Symposium: Neuro-Ophthalmic Emergencies: Help! It’s a Neuro Patient, What Do I Do Now? Chairs: A/Prof Celia Chen and A/Prof Clare Fraser Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Topics and Speakers: Unilateral optic disc swelling ·Outline the pathogenesis that can lead to unilateral disc swelling·Discuss the serious systemic disorders that present with unilateral disc swelling·Highlight differences in frequencies and clinical features of unilateral disc swelling indifferent age groups that can help to accurately determine cause and predict outcomeProf Helen Danesh-Meyer

Bilateral optic Disc swelling ·Highlight the diagnostic pathway in bilateral optic nerve swelling including systemiccauses, cerebral disease and venous sinus diseases·Discuss the investigation and management algorithm in bilateral optic nerve swellingA/Prof Celia Chen

Sudden onset anisocoria ·Outline of the anatomy and pathogenesis that can lead to acute onset anisocoria·Discuss the clinical presentations and important signs accompanying dangerousanisocoria·Discuss the investigation pathway in sudden onset aniscoriaA/Prof Mitchell Lawlor

Sudden onset double vision ·Present a systematic diagnostic approach in acute onset double vision·Highlight the features of dangerous diplopia·Provide a decision pathway for acute investigation and management in sudden onsetdouble visionDr Ioanne Anderson

Transient monocular blindness and TIA ·Discuss the presentation and epidemiology of transient monocular visual loss tocerebrovascular event·Highlight the recommended RANZCO management pathway developed jointly by strokeneurologist and ophthalmologist in transient visual lossA/Prof Andrew Lee

1330–1500 Symposium: Ocular Manifestation of Genetic Syndromic Diseases: When to Look Beyond the Eyes? Chairs: Prof Alex Hewitt and Dr Fred Chen Room: C4.4

Topics and Speakers: Introduction Prof Alex Hewitt

Glaucoma and genetic syndromes Dr Emmanuelle Souzeau

Anterior segment dysgenesis / micro-ophthalmia and genetic syndromes Dr Alan Ma

Syndromic retinal dystrophy Prof Robyn Jamieson

Phakomatosis and systemic workup Prof David A Plager MD


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Genetic counselling in ocular syndromic diseases Ms Lisa Kearns

Clinical case examples and discussions Dr Fred Chen

1330–1500 Symposium: Emerging Therapies in Retinal Diseases: The Bionic Retina, Gene Therapy and Stem Cells Chair: A/Prof Matthew Simunovic Room: C4.5

Topics and Speakers: Bionic Retina A/Prof Penelope Allen

Retinal gene therapy Dr Thomas Edwards

Causative gene-independent approaches A/Prof Matthew Simunovic

Emerging laser interventions in inherited retinal degenerations and ARMD Prof John Marshall

1330–1500

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Rapid Fire Session: Glaucoma Chairs: Dr Stephen Best and A/Prof Anne Brooks Room: C4.6 – C4.7

Topics and Speakers: The Fight Glaucoma Blindness! registry: design, baseline characteristics and early outcomes of combined cataract surgery with iStent inject A/Prof Mitchell Lawlor

Serum Th1 and Th17 related cytokines and the activation of complement system in patients with Posner-Schlossman syndrome Dr Jun Zhao

Clinical phenotypes of glaucoma patients stratified by an intraocular pressure polygenic risk score Dr Ayub Qassim

Corneal manifestations associated with variants in FOXC1 and PITX2 genes in anterior segment dysgenesis Dr Mallika Prem Senthil

The relative impact of monogenic and polygenic risk variants on age at glaucoma diagnosis Dr Owen Siggs

Standalone and combined Hydrus microstent surgery in the treatment of glaucoma: Retrospective audit of Australia and New Zealand patients in the Worldwide Invantis Hydrus Registry Ms Eleanor Hall

Population, disease characteristics and outcomes for the Hydrus Microstent MIGS in Australia & New Zealand Dr Ashish Agar

Systemic vascular risk factors and IOP determine the location of initial structural and functional deficit in early glaucoma Mr Henry Marshall


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Reliability of Self-directed Home Monitoring of Visual Field with Tablet Perimeter Dr George YX Kong

Automating glaucoma diagnosis through Convolutional Neural Networks (AI) Mr Samuel Marks

1500-1530 AFTERNOON TEA


1530–1700 Symposium: Posterior Capsule Rupture Management and IOL Options in Compromised Capsule Support Chair: Dr Minu Mathen Room: C4.1

Topics and Speakers: Strategies to prevent posterior capsule tear Dr Minu Mathen

Nucleus management, in presence of PC rupture, at different stages during phacoemulsification Prof Soon-Phaik Chee

Cortex Removal and Basics of Anterior Vitrectomy Techniques Dr David Lubeck

Principles of Pars Plana approach for anterior Vitrectomy for the anterior segment surgeon A/Prof Nitin Verma AM

Posterior chamber and Anterior chamber IOL options in cases with compromised capsule support Dr Elias Jacob Veepanat

Iris and scleral sutured IOLs Dr Vignesh Raja

Glued Scleral fixated IOL Dr Minu Mathen

Glueless, sutureless Scleral fixated IOLs Dr Rodney John Morris

Case based discussion on videos of various scenarios of PC rupture and IOL placement options led by Dr Minu Mathen. Panel discussion

1530–1700 Course: Ocular Oncology Update: Catching the Rare Killers and Troublesome Spots Chair: Dr Michael Giblin Room: C4.4

Topics and Speakers: Conjunctival and orbital tumour update Dr Lindsay McGrath

What’s new in retinoblastoma Dr Li-Anne Lim

Uveal melanoma update Dr Tim Isaacs

Vitreoretinal lymphoma made clear Dr Sunil Warrier


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Other oddities Dr Daniel McKay

Panel on interesting cases Dr Michael Giblin, Dr William Glasson AO, Dr John McKenzie, Dr Peter Hadden, Dr James Muecke and A/Prof Max Conway

1530–1700 Symposium: Diabetic Retinopathy- Integrating Care for Diabetes and Eye Health (Local and International Perspectives) Co-sponsors: RANZCO International Development Committee (IDC), Australian and New Zealand Society of Retinal Specialists (ANZSRS) Chairs: Dr Jennifer Arnold, Dr Anthony Bennett Hall and Dr Sophia Zagora Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Topics and Speakers: This symposium will:

Discuss the principles of Integrated Diabetes and Eye Health Careo Primary Health care providerso Secondary and Tertiary Care Providers - Collaborative Care

Highlight efforts addressing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health inequality.Discuss progress in integrating eye care into an integrated primary health caresystem.

Describe progress in DR screening and treatment in the pacific.

Discuss opportunities for teaching, training and ophthalmic development in our region.

Part 1: Integrated Diabetes and Eye Health Care

Discussing the Principles: Centred on people, equity, quality, collaboration, Findingthe evidence.

Epidemiology of diabetic eye disease/screening/treatment in USA – Dr EmilyChew

The evidence, collaborative care “ Singapore’s war on diabetes: Evidence,collaboration, population health” – Prof Tien Wong

Questions /discussion

Part 2: The Australian experience: incorporating both urban and rural care what is working and what isn’t

Epidemiology of patients with DME, vision threatening diabetic retinopathy diseasein Australia Clin A/Prof Gerald Liew

The diabetic epidemic in Sydney and people’s access to healthcare Clin A/ProfAndrew White and Ms Belinda Ford

Part 3: Training – driving enduring change

Opportunities for development: Training of primary care workers. Training ofsubspecialists. in-country vs external training, the importance of effectivepartnerships, stakeholder engagement, the role of telemedicine: Case studies oftraining from Australasia.

MR/VR training Pacific Islands Dr Harris Muzammil Ansari

Is there a role for Artificial Intelligence in medical retina in rural/remote Australia/developing countries / Asia Pacific? A/Prof Peter Van Winjgaarden

Part 3 : Conclusions/ Questions/ Discussion

1530–1700 Symposium: Paediatric Retina in a Nutshell 2019 Chairs: Prof Glen Gole and A/Prof Geoff Lam Room: C4.5

Topics and Speakers: Retinopathy of prematurity screening A/Prof Geoff Lam

Treatment options in ROP Dr Rasha Altaie


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Premature Baby Follow up and Why Dr James Smith

Neuro-ophthalmic masquerades of paediatric retinal disease A/Prof Shuan Dai

Current retinoblastoma management A/Prof James Elder

The infant with nystagmus - what to do Dr Susan Carden

My 8 yo child can’t see - why? Dr Michael Jones

Ocular collagenopathies and their management Dr Rosie Dawkins

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Rapid Fire Session: Anterior Segment Chairs: Dr Richard Mills and Dr Elaine Chong Room: C4.6 – C4.7

Greater ocular sun exposure, measured objectively, is associated with increased risk of future pterygium in young adults Mr Gareth Lingham

Orthokeratology for arrest of myopia, and longevity of effects following treatment discontinuation – a systematic review. Dr Damien Hunter

SMILE: A multi-centre, retrospective analysis of 2900 eye undergoing SMILE laser refractive surgery in New South Wales, Australia Prof Gerard Sutton

The long-term outcomes from corneal cross-linking: A Save Sight Keratoconus Registry study Prof Stephanie Watson

Development of a printable collagen ink for corneal wound treatment Mr Yihui Song

To study the efficacy of air descemetopexy in the management of various types of descemet membrane detachment based on anterior segment optical coherence tomography and to know the role of 14% C3F8, 20% SF6 in failed cases of air descemetopexy Prof SP Singh

Corneal neurotisation for neurotophic keratopathy – a multicentre experience Dr Jaskirat Aujla

Clinical presentation and complications of herpes zoster ophthalmicus Dr Rachael Niederer

1700–1745 PRE DRINKS FOR GRADUATION AND AWARDS CEREMONY AND PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION Room: Parkside Ballroom, International Convention Centre

1745-1915 GRADUATION AND AWARDS CEREMONY AND PRESIDENT'S RECEPTION Room: Parkside Ballroom

1915 ZEISS HOSTED EVENING SYMPOSIUM Title: Ophthalmic Medical Technology for the Next Decade. From Ubiquitous OCT to Artificial Intelligence” Prof Michael Kaschke


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Title: Real world uses and tips on OCT-A and intraoperative OCT – a personal experience A/Prof Anthony Kwan Venue: Level 2, Pyrmont Theatre, ICC


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PROGRAM – SUNDAY10 NOVEMBER 2019

0645–0800 Bayer Hosted Morning Symposium

Title: Managing wAMD: What matters most to the patient and the doctor? Speakers: Dr Andrew Chang, Prof Tien Y Wong and Prof Paul Mitchell AO Chair: Dr Andrew Chang Room: C4.4

0830–1000

0830–0843

0843–0856

0856–0909

0909–0922

0922–0935

0935–0948

Plenary: Best Paper Presentations Gerard Crock and John Parr Trophies Chairs: A/Prof Heather Mack and Dr Christine Younan Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Topics and Speakers: Development of a deep learning algorithm for automated diagnosis of retinopathy of prematurity plus disease Dr Zachary Tan

Cognitive assessment in normal-tension and high-tension glaucoma Dr Sean Mullany

Wellington Keratoconus Study (WELKS): The prevalence of keratoconus among Secondary school Students in Wellington, New Zealand Dr Alistair Papali'i-Curtin

Multi-trait analysis of glaucoma, intraocular pressure and vertical cup to disc ratio identifies many new loci and enables a polygenic genetic risk score strongly predictive of disease susceptibility in the population, and disease progression and treatment intensity in the clinic Prof Jamie Craig

Twelve month results of the DiMECat Trial: A prospective, randomised clinical trial of Intravitreous Bevacizumab vs. Triamcinolone in patients with Diabetic Macular Oedema at the time of cataract surgery A/Prof Lyndell Lim

A retinal imaging biomarker of Alzheimer’s disease A/Prof Peter van Wijngaarden


1030–1100 Retina Update Lecture Macular Telangiectasia Type 2, an Update of the Mac Tel Research Group, a 15 Year-Year Journey from an Exam to Global Connections Speaker: Dr Emily Y Chew MD Chair: A/Prof Samantha Fraser-Bell Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1100–1130 The Council Lecture The Path to an Australian Bionic Eye Speaker: A/Prof Penelope Allen Chair: Dr Diana Semmonds Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1130–1230 ORIA Plenary Update Chair: Prof Mark Gillies Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Speakers and Topics: Serine metabolism in the retina Prof Mark Gillies

A multi-coloured Confetti mouse for studying corneal homeostasis, wound-healing and limbal stem cell deficiency Prof Nick Di Girolamo

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The role of Icare Home tonometry in glaucoma research and clinical practice Dr Mona Awadalla

Dissecting the genetics of giant cell arteritis Prof Alex Hewitt

Gateways to genetic therapies for the retinal dystrophies Prof Robyn Jamieson

1230–1400 LUNCH


1400–1530 Symposium: RANZCO, Past, Present and Future Chairs: A/Prof Heather Mack and Dr Justin Mora Room: C4.9

Topics and Speakers: Welcome from Chairs A/Prof Heather Mack and Dr Justin Mora

RANZCO past Dr David Kaufman, Dr Frank Martin and Dr Bruce Hadden

RANZCO present A/Prof Heather Mack

College Committee Update Dr Brad Horsburgh, Dr Catherine Green AO and Dr Justin Mora

RANZCO Future Dr Chameen Samarawickrama and Dr Genevieve Oliver

Close A/Prof Heather Mack

1400–1530 Symposium: ANZGS Symposium 2019 – When Worlds Collide – Approaching Glaucoma from a Different Perspective (Part 2) Chair: A/Prof Graham Lee Co-Chairs: Dr Ridia Lim, A/Prof Anne Brooks, Dr Guy D'Mellow, Prof David (Ted) Garway-Heath Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Topics and Speakers: JRA, HLA-B27, role of trabeculectomy/MIGS/GDD Prof Keith Martin

Diabetic retinopathy/CRVO and NVG, ocular ischaemic syndrome, IVI pressure spikes Dr Richard Symes

Tight orbits, thyroid eye disease, floppy eyelid syndrome, orbital fractures Prof Timothy Sullivan

ICE syndrome, blunt trauma/cleft/hypotony, tube endothelial decompensation, corneal transplantation in glaucoma patients A/Prof Graham Lee

Summary Dr Ridia Lim

1400–1530 Symposium: Multimodal Assessment (MMA) for Diagnosis, Management and Prognostication of Retinal and Macular Disease Chairs: A/Prof Nitin Verma AM and Prof Peter McCluskey Room: C4.1

Topics and Speakers: MMA in infectious and non-infectious uveitis Dr Sophia Zagora

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MMA in genetically determined eye disease Dr Elisa Cornish

MMA in macular disease Dr Emily Chew

MMA in retinal vascular disease Prof Ian McAllister

MMA in Ocular Oncology Dr William Glasson

1400–1530 Course: Neuro-Ophthalmology Challenges: Survival Guide to Diagnosing and Managing Neuro-Ophthalmic Conditions Chair: Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer Room: C4.4

Topics and Speakers: This is an interactive course in which case - based presentation will be used to review techniques essential to diagnose neuro-ophthalmic conditions and discuss appropriate investigations and practical advice on management. Ten cases spanning basic to complex neuro-ophthalmic cases will be presented. The emphasis on working through the cases from presentation through clinical investigations and ordering appropriate tests. The course will highlight areas in which common clinical mistakes occur and how to avoid them. The course emphasises neuro-ophthalmologic emergencies and conditions that are often difficult to diagnose. Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer and Dr Peter Savino

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Rapid Fire Session: Cataract / Ocular Oncology Chairs: Dr Li-Anne Lim and Prof Charles McGhee Room: C4.6 – C4.7

Topics and Speakers: Accuracy of total corneal topographic astigmatism (CorT Total) compared to Total Keratometry (TK) Prof Noel Alpins

Total keratometry (TK) in post-LASIK eyes: efficacy comparison study Dr Michael Lawless

Outcomes of 1st Q Toric Supplementary Intraocular Lenses for Residual Astitmatic Refractive Error in Pseudophakic Eyes Dr Cameron McLintock

A comparison of contrast sensitivity between a monofocal and an extended range of vision intraocular lens Dr Daniel Hogarty

Moderate Monovision with Monofocal Intraocular Lenses versus Mini-Monovision with a Small-Aperture Intraocular Lens: A Comparative Analysis Dr Bernardo Soares

Outcomes of one hundred and fifteen consecutive scleral fixated intraocular lenses using the ‘Yamane’ flanged intrascleral haptic fixation technique John Rocke

Cataract surgery outcomes after retrospective application of risk stratification systems Mr Muhammad Khan

To evaluate the visual outcome of cataract surgery in uveitis Dr Amber Amar Bhayana


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Accuracy of visual acuity assessment using a novel smartphone-coupled device in patients with eye pathology Dr James McKelvie

Iris Melanoma and Other Suspicious Iris Lesions Mr Micah Rapata

Intravitreal melphalan for vitreoretinal lymphoma Dr Li-Anne Lim

1530–1600 AFTERNOON TEA


1600–1730 Course: Microtribes, Immunotribes: Microbiomes and Microbes in Ocular Infection, Autoinflammation and Autoimmunity. How Immune Make-up Determines our Microbial Self. How one Microbe Triggers Many Ocular Diseases. When to Fight the Bugs and How to Manage the Inflammation Chairs: Dr Jo Richards and Dr Sophia Zagora Room: C4.1

Topics and Speakers: Immunotribes: Immunology 101 for ophthalmologists in 3 slides. Cases to make you think… with live polling and panel discussion: Kill the bug? / treat the autoinflammation? / manage the autoimmunity? Dr Jo Richards and Uveitis SIG

Microtribes: Ocular microbiome- an Antipodean perspective - Ocular microbiome by 16S vs culture techniques: microbial populations on normal and inflamed eyes and lids. Prof Mark Willcox

Immunotribe-Microtribe: Mechanisms of inflammation in ophthalmic disease: HLA and the gut microbiome. Systemic microbiomes triggering inflammation. Implications for disease prevention and management. Prof Denis Wakefield

Drugs for Bugs: Prophylaxis / Full Antimicrobial Treatment / Immunosuppression? Managing the risk, eliminating microbial triggers, and controlling the immunologic response: Cases and lessons from the Tuberculosis spectrum. Dr Richard Symes

Discussion Faculty and audience

1600–1730 Symposium: Tackling Presbyopia with IOLs for the Cataract Surgeon Chair: Dr Con Moshegov Course Faculty: Dr Smita Agarwal, Dr Tess Huynh, Dr Sara Crowe, Dr Michael Goggin, Dr Ilan Sebban, Dr David Lubeck and Dr Con Moshegov Room: C4.4

Topics and Speakers: Faculty speakers to present on determining the best strategy for a particular patient, how to optimise outcomes, best lens choices and dealing with patient expectations. The use of multifocal IOLs in the absence of a refractive laser in a practice to be discussed.

1600–1730 Course: Update on Microbial Keratitis Chair: Dr Matthew Green Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Topics and Speakers: Update on epidemiology of Microbial Keratitis in Australia Dr Matthew Green

Microbial Keratitis treatment recommendations Prof Stephanie Watson


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Steroid treatment of microbial keratitis Dr Andrew Apel

Surgical management of Microbial Keratitis Dr Chameen Samarawickrama

A Microbiologist’s insights on Microbial Keratitis: “What we’ve forgotten from med school” Dr Jenny Robson

Acanthamoeba Keratitis Update- Trends and Treatment

Dr Con Pestoglou Course: Strabismus Case Studies - Diagnosis and Management Strategies Chairs: A/Prof Shuan Dai and A/Prof Geoff Lam Room: C4.5

Topics and Speakers: 1 year old with esotropia - when to operate? Intermittent exotropia in a 6yrs old child - if and when to operate? Duane syndrome in an adult Adult with vertical diplopia and head tilt Double elevator palsy – indication for surgery and when Strabismus in an adult with thyroid toxicosis- when to operate? A/Prof Shuan Dai, Prof Glen Gole, A/Prof Geoff Lam, Dr Craig Donaldson, Dr Heather Russell, Dr Deepa Taranath

1600–1730

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Rapid Fire Session: Epidemiology / Genetics / Oculoplastic Chairs: A/Prof Andrea Vincent and Prof Tim Sullivan Room: C4.6 – C4.7

Topics and Speakers: Long term outcomes of upper eyelid loading with modular platinum segment chains for lagophthalmos: an adjustable approach to eyelid loading Dr Elad Ben Artsi

Mucoceles involving the orbit: a retrospective review. Dr Allister Lee

Quantitative assessment of orbital decompression surgery for thyroid eye disease using three-dimensional stereo photogrammetric imaging Dr Jonathan Hyer

The Epidemiology of Thyroid Eye Disease In New Zealand Dr Lize Angelo

Establishing human lacrimal gland cultures from biopsy sized samples Mr Luke Halliday

Surgical outcome of small osteotomy versus conventional osteotomy in external dacrocystorhinostomy Dr Ayushi Agarwal

Optimal management in Optic Nerve Sheath Meningioma – A multi-centre study and pooled data analysis Dr Christopher Ovens

Crypto-ransomware threatening Optical Coherence Tomography systems: a growing problem Dr Jason Ha

Pre-clinical validation of in vitro gene therapy for Bietti crystalline dystrophy Dr Jiang-Hui Wang


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1703–1710

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1717-1724

Epidemiology of diabetic retinopathy and maculopathy in Auckland, New Zealand: A regional photo-screening program 2006-2018 Dr Sophie Hill

Smoking and Treatment Outcomes of Neovascular Age-related Macular Degeneration over 12 Months Dr Harshil Dharamdasani Detaram

Dietary intake profile of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) patients as determined by a short dietary questionnaire Dr Diana Tang

1600 - 1730 LDP Session Convenor: Dr Catherine Green AO Room: C4.9

Convened by the RANZCO Leadership Development Committee chair Cathy Green OA, this session will commence with an address by RANZCO President Heather Mack on “Leadership” followed by a rapid-fire session.

Participants of the RANZCO Leadership Development Program will present their projects to a panel of reviewers David Mackey, Christine Younan and Shenton Chew.

The presenters and their projects are:

Dr Will Cunningham - Identifying factors that encourage or deter Māori and Pasifika doctors from pursuing formal Ophthalmology training in New Zealand.

Dr Genevieve Oliver - Encourage policies and practices that support the health and wellbeing of ophthalmologists within RANZCO

Dr Rahul Dubey - Integrating non-mydriatic fundus cameras (NMC) into multidoctor GP practices - facilitating effective screening of at-risk populations at point of care.

Dr Tanya Karaconji - Evaluation of the deficiencies in the final year of the Vocational Training Program (VTP) of Ophthalmology Trainees transitioning to a Consultant.

Dr Andrea Ang - Trialling of New Surgical Assessment in the Western Australian training network

Dr Jacqueline Beltz - GENEYE Surgical - Next generation surgical training

Dr Hamish Dunn - Glaucoma runs in families. Public awareness event-based screening

Dr Elaine Chong - Establishing a corneal service at the RMH - the referral site for complicated multidisciplinary medical/surgical cases

Dr Vivek Pandya - To develop an independent vitreoretinal surgical service at Liverpool Hospital, Sydney

Dr George Kong - Fostering of modern clinical audit practices for Glaucoma units in Australia

1730–1830 FILM AND POSTER VIEWING SESSION Room: Foyers, Level 4, International Convention Centre

1830-2130 Alcon Hosted Evening Symposium Title: Active Sentry Launch Speakers: Dr David Lubeck and panel of Australasian surgeons Venue: Magnifique Ballroom, Sofitel


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PROGRAM – MONDAY 11 NOVEMBER 2019

0645–0800 Novartis Hosted Morning Symposium Title: The future in science, the future in care Speakers: A/Prof Sebastian Waldstein, Local Speaker TBC Room: C4.5

0830–1000

0830–0845

0845–0900

0900–0915

0915–0930

0930-0945

0945-1000

Clinical Controversies Chair: Dr Brad Horsburgh Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Topics and Speakers: Treatment of Infantile Hemangiomas – is propranolol the answer for all? Prof David A Plager MD

Topical Therapy for Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia - When, and When Not Dr Santosh G Honavar MD

I Don’t Need FLACS! Prof Soon-Phaik Chee

Pigment Dispersion Syndrome: to PI or not to PI? Prof David (Ted) Garway-Heath

Genetic Testing in Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) - is it necessary for clinical care? Dr Emily Chew

Discussion


1030–1100 Cataract Update Lecture State-of-the Art Intraocular Lens Fixation Speaker: Prof Soon-Phaik Chee Chair: Dr Elsie Chan Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1100-1101 Remembrance – Observe 1 minute silence

1101–1130 The Fred Hollows Lecture Hollows Influence: Research, Programs and Universal Eye Health Coverage in the Pacific Speaker: Dr Anasaini Cama Chair: A/Prof Nitin Verma AM Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1130–1230 RANZCO Plenary Launch of the RANZCO Reconciliation Action Plan Masters of Ceremony: Dr Ashish Agar and Dr Kris Rallah-Baker Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Speakers and Topics: Welcome to Country Uncle Allen Madden

Cultural performance Walangari Karntawarra and Diramu Aboriginal Dance and Didgeridoo company

Key note speaker Ms Nova Peris OAM

Address by RANZCO President A/Prof Heather Mack

Cultural safety Video presentation by eminent health advocates

Monday 11 November 2019

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1230–1400 LUNCH


1400–1530 Symposium: International Development – The Continuing Challenge. To Inform and Challenge those Involved or Interested in Working in Low Resource Countries Convenors: Dr Mark F Ellis and A/Prof Geoffrey Painter Room: C4.1

Topics and Speakers: Why be Involved in International Development Dr Bill Glasson

What are the Different Types of Involvement in Development Projects A/Prof Nitin Verma AM

Where Does RANZCO Fit in? Dr Anthony Bennett-Hall

The Role of the Australian and New Zealand Eye Foundation Dr John Kennedy

International Development from the Recipients Perspective Dr Anasaini Cama

Preparing to Work in the International Development Sector Dr Tani Brown

Creating the Team: Doctors, Nurses and Allied Health Professionals Mrs Kerrie Legg

Some Existing Programmes Showcased: Sight For All in Myanmar Dr James Muecke

The Sumba Eye Project Dr Mark F Ellis

Lessons Learnt from Timor-Leste A/Prof Nitin Verma AM

Questions and Discussion

1400–1530 Course: Controversies in Cataract Surgery Moderator: Dr Elsie Chan Panellist: Dr Rosie Dawkins Room: C4.4

Topics and Speakers: 1.Glaucoma patients undergoing cataract surgery should be offered MIGSFor: Dr Nathan KerrAgainst: Dr Sam Kain

2.Patients having a toric IOL should all have corneal topography performed pre-operativelyFor: Dr Chameen SamarawickramaAgainst: Dr Alex Tan

3.Anterior chamber IOLs are a safe option in the absence of a capsular bagFor: A/Prof Mark DaniellAgainst: Dr Matthew Green

4.Topical antibiotics are not necessary after routine cataract surgeryFor: Dr Anton van Heerden


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Against: Dr Sing-Pey Chow

5.NSAIDs should be used routinely after cataract surgeryFor: Dr Georgia ClearyAgainst: Dr Elaine Chong

1400–1530 Symposium: Cataract Surgery and the Cornea: Pre-operative Management and Post-operative Considerations Chairs: Dr Jacqueline Beltz and Prof Bennie Jeng Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Topics and Speakers: 1) Pre-operative corneal considerations (including managing the irregular cornea)2) Corneal considerations for premium IOL’s3) IOL selection in KCN4) IOL selection following corneal/refractive surgery5) Operative considerations in patients with corneal disease6) Approach to residual refractive error after cataract surgeryDr Jacqueline Beltz, Prof Bennie Jeng, Prof Gerard Sutton, A/Prof Michael Lawless, ProfMichael Belin and Dr Peter Zloty

Symposium: Thyroid Eye Disease Management Chair: A/Prof Raf Ghabrial Room: C4.5

Topics and Speakers: Overview Prof Peter McCluskey

Organising the clinic, pre workup Ms Tharini Ganess

The Endocrinology of Graves' Disease Dr Ash Gargya

The Immunology of Graves' Disease A/Prof Roger Garsia

(Peter Rogers Lecture) Medical and Minimal Interventional management for thyroid Eye Disease – Current Status Dr Santosh G Honavar MD

Radiotherapy for Graves' Disease A/Prof Chris Milross

Surgical options in Graves' Disease A/Prof Raf Ghabrial

Strabismus treatment in Graves' Disease Dr Ross Fitzsimons

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1414–1421

Rapid Fire Session: Retina / Uveitis Chairs: A/Prof Andrew Symons and Dr Jo Sims Room: C4.6 – C4.7

Topics and Speakers: Optogenetic restoration of vision with bReaChes A/Prof Matthew Simunovic

Multi-input artificial intelligence design for multi-modal retinal imaging diagnosis of intermediate dry age related macular degeneration Dr Sophie Hill

Visual and expanded anatomical outcomes for brolucizumab versus aflibercept in patients


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with neovascular AMD: 96-week data from HAWK and HARRIER Prof Paul Mitchell AO

Five year visual acuity outcomes for Intravitreal Therapy in Bilateral Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration – Fight Retinal Blindness (FRB!) project Dr Elisa Cornish

Comparison of macular atrophy in eyes with neovascular age-related macular degeneration treated with VEGF inhibitors using a treat-and-extend or pro re nata regimen: Four year results of the MANEX study Ms Kimberly Spooner

Outcomes of suspending VEGF inhibitors for neovascular age-related macular degeneration when lesions have been inactive for 3 months Dr Vuong Nguyen

Beyond Anti-VEGF: Treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy through Neuropeptides Dr Lei Liu

Outcomes of observation versus treatment of eyes with diabetic macular oedema and very good visual acuity. Results from a multi-centre real-world study A/Prof Samantha Fraser-Bell

Functional Vision Outcomes with the Second-generation Suprachoroidal Retinal Prosthesis: Tabletop Object Search and Identification Task Ms Maria Kolic

Spectral Domain Optical Coherence Tomography in Active Toxoplasmic Retinochoroiditis Dr Genevieve Oliver

Vision loss in anterior uveitis Dr Haya Al-Ani

Occlusive Vasculitis in Sydney Dr Noor Ali

1530–1600 AFTERNOON TEA


1600–1730 Course: OCT Angiography in Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy. How to Use and Interpret this New Technology Chair: Prof Paul Mitchell AO Room: C4.4

Topics and Speakers: Basic Science of OCT Angiography: including projection artifact removal, segmentation issues, different platforms Dr Belinda Leong

OCT Angiography of Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration: including comparison with fluorescein or ICG, CNV visibility issues, CNV type, evolution of CNV, subclinical CNV Prof Paul Mitchell AO

OCT Angiography of Retinal Vein Occlusion: including patterns and evolution of capillary bed loss in RVO; superficial and deep capillary bed signs; prediction of recurrent oedema. A/Prof Gerald Liew

OCT Angiography of Diabetic Retinopathy; including comparison with fluorescein, superficial and deep capillary bed signs in DME, use in managing DME and PDR. Prof Paul Mitchell AO

OCT Angiography of Other Retinal Vascular Conditions: including macroaneurysm,


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macular telangiectasia, radiation. Dr Michael Wei

1600–1730 Symposium: Artificial Intelligence Will Replace Ophthalmologists in the Future: Fact or Fiction?? Chair: A/Prof Nitin Verma AM Co-Chairs: Dr Andrew Crawford and A/Prof Peter Van Wijngaarden Room: C4.5

Topics and Speakers: An AI primer: the technology and terminology Dr Andrew Crawford

AI in medicine : where are we at? A/Prof Peter Van Wijngaarden

AI in the screening and diagnosis of eye conditions Dr Sebastian Waldstein

AI in the research arena A/Prof John Grigg

AI in the treatment arena Dr Weng Onn Chan

The big players in AI :where are they taking us? Dr Leo Scheck

Ethical and legal considerations in the use of AI in medicine A/Prof Farah Magrabi

Sum up and panel discussion Dr Narme Deva, Chandrashan Perera and A/Prof Nitin Verma AM

1600-1730 Symposium: Management of Herpetic Eye Disease Co-Chairs: Dr Jo Sims and A/Prof Lyndell Lim Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Speakers and Topics: CMV anterior uveitis, diagnosis and management Prof Soon-Phaik Chee

The cornea and herpes viruses Prof Stephanie Watson

Herpes zoster and the eye (anterior segment manifestations) Dr Rachael Niederer

Viral retinitis, diagnosis and management Dr Jo Sims

Management of glaucoma in herpetic eye disease Dr Nathan Kerr

The effect of the zoster vaccine on rates of herpetic eye disease Dr Tony Hall

1600–1730 Rapid Fire Session: CPD Audit Chair: Dr Sukhpal Sandhu Co-Chairs: Dr Jennifer Fan Gaskin, Dr Alok Sharma and Dr Andrea Ang Panel: Dr Sukhpal Sandhu, Dr Jennifer Fan Gaskin, Dr Alok Sharma, Dr Andrea Ang and Dr Anasaini Cama Room: C4.1 Trade and media not eligible to attend this session


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1607–1614

1614–1621

1621–1628

1628–1635

1635–1642

1642–1649

1649–1656

1656–1703

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Topics and Speakers: RANZCO WA Collaborative OCT Audit Dr Mengchen Suo

An audit of the predisposing factors of late in-the-bag posterior chamber intraocular lens (PCIOLs) dislocations and outcomes following surgical repair at a single site comprehensive regional practice Dr Peter Macken

Intravitreal Injections for Diabetic Macular Oedema in Rural Western Australia – A Population-Based Needs Analysis of Treatment Coverage in 2018 Dr Joos Meyer

Antimicrobial stewardship 2019. Collaborative audit of antimicrobial practice of RANZCO fellows Dr Jessica Ong

Cataract Surgery Outcomes at a Tertiary Hospital in Australia Mr Muhammad Khan

Three Years Real-World Treatment Outcomes of Ranibizumab versus Aflibercept for Neovascular Age-related Macular Degeneration: Data from the Fight Retinal Blindness! Registry Dr Sanjeeb Bhandari

Evaluation of Refractive and Visual Acuity Outcomes in Cataract Patients Dr Brian Harrisberg

Post trabeculectomy endophthalmitis presenting to Auckland District Health Board 2006-2019 Dr Rahul Dwivedi

Selective laser trabeculoplasty: outcomes of multiple repeat treatments Dr Nicholas Andrew

Community Eye Care (C-EYE-C): improving access and reducing costs through collaborative care for diabetic retinopathy Ms Belinda Ford


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Rapid Fire Session: Paediatrics / Strabismus / Neuro-Ophthalmology Chairs: A/Prof Shuan Dai and Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer Room: C4.6 – C4.7

Topics and Speakers: Citicoline Reduces Matrix Metalloproteinase-2 Expression in Scleral Tissue of Rat Myopic Model Dr Eka Rahmawati

Effect of surfactant administration with different oxygen levels and retinopathy of prematurity risk: Real-world results from a 14-year cohort in NICU in Malaysia Dr May May Chaw

Retinopathy of Prematurity in the Top End: Are indigenous babies resistant to development of ROP? Dr Ario Wilson-Pogmore

Tackling Retinopathy of Prematurity via Telescreening in Rural India Narendran Venkatapathy

Patterns of Paediatric Ocular Trauma. A 10-year retrospective review at the John Hunter Children’s Hospital, NSW, Australia. Dr Andrew Burbidge

Exercise-Induced Diplopia Dr Juliette Duck

The use of optical coherence tomography to evaluate the elevated optic disc in children Mr Matthew McMahon

Presentation features for a multi-national treatment trial of non-arteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy A/Prof Clare Fraser

Quantitative Retinal Vascular Complications in Obstructive Sleep Apnoea: A Follow Up Study Investigating the Response to CPAP Therapy Prof Brendon Wong

The usefulness of Anti-acetylcholine Receptor Antibody (ACHR-ABS) testing in diagnosing ocular myasthenia gravis (omg) in an outpatient setting Dr In Young Chung

1900-2300 CONGRESS DINNER Venue: Doltone House


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PROGRAM – TUESDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2019

0645–0800 ANZGS Glaucoma Symposium Sponsored by Allergan Topic: Corneal biomechanics: do they really matter? Speaker: Prof David (Ted) Garway-Heath Chair: A/Prof Anne Brooks Room: C4.5

0830–1000 Plenary Symposium: Normal Tension Glaucoma: An Update on Current Management and Future Directions Chair: A/Prof Mitchell Lawlor Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Speakers and Topics: NTG: more common than you think? Dr Jennifer Fan Gaskin

Medical and surgical treatment of patients with NTG A/Prof Mitchell Lawlor

Are you sure it is NTG? Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer

The memantine neuoprotection trials: what did they tell us? Prof Ivan Goldberg

The UKGTS results: implications for neuroprotection trials Prof David (Ted) Garway-Heath


1030–1100 Glaucoma Update Lecture Lessons from the United Kingdom Glaucoma Treatment Study (UKGTS) and Laser in Glaucoma and Ocular HyperTension (LiGHT) Study Speaker: Prof David (Ted) Garway-Heath Chair: Dr Ridia Lim Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1100–1130 The Dame Ida Mann Memorial Lecture Light and the Eye: Chronic Insult or Therapeutic Dream Speaker: Prof John Marshall Chair: Prof Gerard Sutton Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

1130–1200 Oculoplastic Update Lecture Oculoplasty and Ocular Oncology – What New Am I Doing This Year? Speaker: Dr Santosh G Honavar MD Chair: Dr Brett O’Donnell Room: Darling Harbour Theatre

Tuesday 12 November 2019

RANZCO 2019 CONGRESS FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAM

Film Festival sponsored by:

Film No: Film Title Presenter Category

1 Vascularised congenital cataract removal

Dr Colby Hart Cataract

2 Approaching traumatic cataracts

Dr Jacqueline Beltz Cataract

3 Zepto precision pulse capsulotomy

Dr Son Chau-Vo Cataract

4 Management strategy in the event of Argentinian Flag Sign during Conventional Phacoemulsification.

Dr Sunil Thangaraj Cataract

7 What's so zen about MIGS?

A/Prof Graham Lee Glaucoma

8 Stenting the flow – A novel surgical technique for chronic glaucoma drainage device hypotony

Dr Corey Rowland Glaucoma

9 "Microscope Tilting Aid": A low cost device to assist the tilting of the surgical microscope during glaucoma angle surgery

Ms Gabriela Kalofonos Glaucoma

10 Window to the soul: partial thickness scleral windows to treat uveal effusion syndrome

Dr Joobin Hooshmand Glaucoma

11 How to insert the iStent inject® (G2)

Dr Lance Liu Glaucoma

12 Surgical Pearls for optimal implantation of the Xen Glaucoma Microstent

Dr Nicholas Andrew Glaucoma

13 Transcaruncular medical canthal tendon plication and lower lid suture sling with retractor recession – a narrated surgical video

Dr Katja Ullrich Oculoplastic/Orbit

14 Surgical challenges in cataract with Aniridia

Dr Manasi Tripathi Paediatric ophthalmology

15 Crystalline lens capsule transplant in management of refractory macular holes-a novel technique

Dr Anant Bhosale Retina

16 The patient experience following implantation of the Scharioth Macula Lens in patients with different maculopathies.

Dr Brian Harrisberg Retina

17 Peel back the layers – the use of intraoperative optical coherence Tomography in epiretinal membrane surgery

Dr Corey Rowland Retina

18 Neil's Story

Dr James Muecke Retina

19 Transconjunctival suprachoroidal hemorrhage drainage via 25 gauge cannula

A/Prof Shorya Azad Retina

20 An unusual presentation of total retinal detachment

Dr Yu-Chieh Hung Retina

RANZCO 2019 CONGRESS POSTER PROGRAM

Posters sponsored by:

ORIA top presentations

Poster No:

Poster Title Presenter Category

2 Visual performance and positional stability of a rhexis fixated EDOF IOL

Dr Erica Darian-Smith Cataract

3 Evaluation of surgical skills in ophthalmology residents using ICO- OSCAR for Small Incision Cataract Surgeries: An assessment, feedback and much more….

Dr Soumya Venkatesh Cataract

4 Phacoemulsification surgery skill transfer –progress and proficiency: our experience with ICO-OSCAR rubrics

Prof Khurshed Bharucha Cataract

6 Phacoemulsification training for small manual incision cataract surgery experienced nepalese surgeons – a joint project of Queensland ophthalmologists and Lumbini Eye Institute

Dr Anil Sharma Cataract

7 To study visual outcome, endothelial cell loss and complications after retropupillary Iris claw lens implantation in patients with deficient posterior capsule

Prof SP Singh Cataract

9 Small aperture intraocular lens in myopic cataract patients

Dr Alexander Poon Cataract

10 Re-intervention rate and visual outcomes following zonular dehiscence

Dr Harry Yip Cataract

11 Prognosis and impact of ocular risk factors in pseudophakic cystoid macular oedema following femtosecond laser assisted surgery

Mr Edward Xu Cataract

12 Comparison of an optical low-coherence interferometry and a Scheimpflug imaging combined with partial coherence interferometry biometers in cataract patients

Dr Eui Seok Han Cataract

13 The final visual outcomes following cataract surgery at outreach camps in rural area in Timor-Leste

Dr Frenky Ramiro de Jesus Cataract

14 A 10-year audit of posterior capsule tear complication rates and visual outcomes following phacoemulsification

Dr Sarmad Akkach Cataract

15 Evaluation of refractive and visual acuity outcomes in cataract patients

Dr Brian Harrisberg Cataract

16 A case series of subretinal lenticular material

Dr Christopher Go Cataract

17 A case series of complicated cataract management unique to the Top End

Dr Ario Wilson-Pogmore Cataract

18 Lens Epithelial Cell Outgrowth (LECO): an occurrence with the Clareon® AutonoMe

Dr Chloe FT Ting Cataract

19 Clareon® AutonoMe versus AcrySof® IQ AU00T0 UltraSert - a comparison of intraoperative and postoperative characteristics

Dr Chloe FT Ting Cataract

20 Impact of different types of IOL implantation during cataract surgery on the quality of sleep - A Prospective study

Dr Sucheta Parija Cataract

21 Effectiveness of using dexmedetomidine as an adjunct to local anaesthesia in peribulbar block in ocular surgeries

Dr Sonalika Gogia Cataract

22 A perquisition for clue to preventing complications in cases of pseudoexfoliationsyndrome (PEX) undergoing phacoemulsification surgery

Dr Anushree Naidu Cataract

23 Short-course topical ocular corticosteroids do not alter corneal curvature or refraction

Ms Hannah Frazer Cataract

24 Investigation of Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome (TASS) in a day surgery centre

Dr Timothy Roberts Cataract

25 Safety and effectiveness of the PanOptix Trifocal IOL: A multi-surgeon and multi-centre Retrospective Cohort Study

Dr Uday Bhatt Cataract

26 Five year review of complication rates for open heart international/foresight Australia ophthalmology surgical trips to Santiago City, Philippines

Dr Dominic McCall Cataract

27 Identifying sources of greenhouse gas emissions in cataract care in the United States: Opportunities for resource efficiency in the operating theatre

Dr Cassandra Thiel Cataract

28 The Eyefficiency Tool: A global cataract surgical services auditor for productivity, costs, and carbon

Dr Cassandra Thiel Cataract

29 Epidermal fatty acid-binding protein (E-FABP): A novel biomarker in the diagnosis of dry eye disease- The Experience from the Non-Obese Diabetic (NOD) Mice

Dr Murat Dogru Cornea

30 Efficacy and safety of conjunctival cystectomy using high-frequency radio-wave electrosurgery

Dr Min Jung Ji Cornea

32 Xtra focus pinhole IOL (Morchers GMBH) a novel approach for anterior segmentre construction addressing irregular astigmatism and irregular pupils

Dr Prateek Agarwal Cornea

33 The spectrum of Microbial Keratitis: An updated review

Dr Christopher Bartimote Cornea

34 The Keratitis Anti-microbial Resistance Surveillance Program (KARSP): results from 2017-2018

Dr Maria Cabrera-Aguas Cornea

35 Evaluation and sustainability of guidelines for the management of herpes simplex keratitis at the Sydney Eye Hospital

Dr Maria Cabrera-Aguas Cornea

36 Microbial keratitis in Australia and New Zealand: A meta-analysis

Dr Mia Zhang Cornea

37 The octopus strap – friend or foe? Recent trends in octopus strap related eye injuries in Melbourne, Victoria

Dr Philip Rothschild Cornea

38 Evaluating a simpler method of non-contact infrared meibography using still photography

Dr Katja Ullrich Cornea

39 Effect of laser peripheral iridotomy on corneal endothelial cell density

Mr Luke Moriarty Cornea

41 Retinal photocoagulation using a 532 nm laser does not cause corneal endothelial changes

Mr Aran Kanagaratnam Cornea

43 Clinical translation of recommendations from clinical trials for the management of Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus

Dr Neeranjali Jain Cornea

44 Comparison of the effect of human platelet lysate and foetal bovine serum on human corneal endothelial cell cultivation

Ms Li Wen Cornea

45 A Prospective evaluation of conjunctivochalasis in cataract patients utilising the OCULUS Keratograph 5M

Dr King Fai Calvin Leung Cornea

46 Keratoconus in down syndrome: hidden in plain sight!

Ms Joyce Mathan Cornea

47 Meibomian Gland Dysfunction in cataract surgery: A Novel evaluation using the Oculus Keratograph 5M

Dr Jessica Xiong Cornea

48 Topical corticosteroid use as adjunctive therapy for bacterial keratitis

Miss Pauline Khoo Cornea

49 iFixInk has the potential to act as a wound sealant for corneal injuries and in surgery

Ms Hannah Frazer Cornea

50 Analysing key multifactorial variable relationships in Keratoconus

Ms Nicole Hallett Cornea

51 Age impact on corneal endothelial cell density and viability preserved with organ culture method in New South Wales tissue banks

Dr Melvin Ling Cornea

53 Who needs cross-linking? Predictors of progression in untreated keratoconus: A Save Sight Keratoconus Registry study

Dr Alex Ferdi Cornea

54 Retrospective study on prevalence of HIV-AIDS sero-positivity among patients with conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma in Port Moresby general hospital eye clinic from 2005 – 2012

Dr Waimbe Wahamu Cornea

55 Rapid assessment of avoidable blindness in Kabul, Afghanistan

Dr Qais Nasimee Epidemiology/Public Health

56 Viral conjunctivitis: a retrospective study in an Australian hospital

Dr Emmanuel Marinos Epidemiology/Public Health

58 Sumba Eye Program update

Dr Mark Ellis Epidemiology/Public Health

59 Ocular trauma associated with falls in the elderly: a 10 year review

Dr Wen-Shen Lee Epidemiology/Public Health

60 Seasonal variation in human adenovirus conjunctivitis: a 13-year observational study

Dr Yi Fan (Eva) Tang Epidemiology/Public Health

61 Smartphone applications in ophthalmology

Dr Daniel Hogarty Epidemiology/Public Health

62 Pattern of ocular trauma at primary eye care center in Bangladesh

Dr Mohammed Arifur Rahman Akonjee

Epidemiology/Public Health

63 KeepSight may have limited impact in rural Western Australia given poor uptake of National Diabetes Services Scheme registry

Dr Mark Chia Epidemiology/Public Health

64 Deep learning in optical coherence tomography: sample size requirements

Dr Shong Min Voon Epidemiology/Public Health

65 Common Ocular pathologies among paediatric age group belonging to rural & backward community of North-East India

Dr Harsh Vardhan Singh Epidemiology/Public Health

66 Prevalence of Diabetic Retinopathy in various ethnic groups and associated risk factors in patients attending a tertiary care centre in North-East India

Dr Harsh Vardhan Singh Epidemiology/Public Health

67 The potential effects of the statins on the incidence and progression of age-related macular degeneration

Dr Kenneth Ooi Epidemiology/Public Health

68 Effect of healthcare screening system on early detection of glaucoma patients

A/Prof Hyuk Jin Choi Epidemiology/Public Health

69 Evaluating barriers to access for cataract surgery in New Zealand: analysis of calculated driving distance and visual acuity at time of referral

Dr Ben Wilkinson Epidemiology/Public Health

70 Applied field epidemiology in the investigation of adverse events of ophthalmic medical devices

Dr Mario Vittorino Epidemiology/Public Health

71 Evaluating the efficacy of a Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Service in rural and remote primary health care clinics (PHCs) in Australia: a pilot study

Ms Ivy Jiang Epidemiology/Public Health

72 The DR SPOC Study: Diabetic Retinopathy Screening in an outreach model

Miss Lakni S Weerasinghe Epidemiology/Public Health

73 Ocular trauma in the Top End

Dr Ario Wilson-Pogmore Epidemiology/Public Health

74 Open globe injuries presenting to The Royal Hobart Hospital – a 10-year retrospective study

Dr Damien Ling Epidemiology/Public Health

75 Surgical rehabilitation of ocular trauma in an Australian tertiary centre: A 10-year review of clinical outcomes and economic costs

Mr Brendon W. H. Lee Epidemiology/Public Health

76 Artificial intelligence assisted opportunistic screening for referable diabetic retinopathy: from algorithm to real world application

Dr Jane Scheetz Epidemiology/Public Health

77 Causes of blindness in the Indigenous population of North Western Australia: a retrospective analysis

Dr Sebastian Derham Epidemiology/Public Health

78 An analysis of adenoviral conjunctivitis presentations to the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, Melbourne

Dr Lawrence Kwok Epidemiology/Public Health

79 Performance of an “offline” deep-learning algorithm on a smartphone vs manual ophthalmic grading for detecting referable diabetic retinopathy in a large scale, prospective study using health workers, with no prior experience in retinal imaging in Mumbai, India

Prof Sundaram Natarajan Epidemiology/Public Health

80 Atopic dermatitis is associated with high myopia in the adult Korean population

Dr Gyeong-Hun Park Epidemiology/Public Health

81 Intravitreal injection compliance in the Northwest of Western Australia identifying patients lost to follow up

Mr Andrew Nguyen Epidemiology/Public Health

82 Demand and wait-times for non-cataract procedures in telehealth patients of Western Australia

Mr Andrew Nguyen Epidemiology/Public Health

83 Assessing characteristics that impact diagnostic accuracy of artificial intelligence when screening for diabetic retinopathy in real world settings

Miss Dilara Koca Epidemiology/Public Health

84 Age-related macular degeneration; patient perspectives regarding accessing eye care

Ms Upeka Nanayakkara Epidemiology/Public Health

85 Looking towards gene therapy: characterisation of ex vivo AAV2.CYP4V2 gene therapy in human retinal explants

Miss Monica Hu Genetics

86 Towards gene therapy in the retinal dystrophies

Mr Christopher Watson Genetics

87 Dry eye disease identified in a prospective study of ocular manifestations in Inherited Epidermolysis Bullosa and Autoimmune Blistering Diseases

Mr Brendon W. H. Lee Genetics

88 Correlation between 24-hour blood pressure and ophthalmologic examination in patients with glaucoma

Dr Seunguk Lee Glaucoma

89 Effect of combined minimally invasive glaucoma surgery and phacoemulsification on intraocular pressure versus phacoemulsification alone

Dr Philomena McNamara Glaucoma

90 Glaucoma surveillance in intravitreal injection patients in a regional eye clinic: an audit

Dr Jie (Jenny) Song Glaucoma

91 The assessment of colour vision with the ishihara test in patients with glaucomatous optic neuropathy

Dr Shanil Dhanji Glaucoma

92 Early outcomes of subtenon semi-open ab interno technique of xen stent insertion compared to standard technique

Dr George YX Kong Glaucoma

93 Variables correlating with the success or failure of trabecular micro-bypass stents, iStent and iStent inject, when combined with cataract surgery

Dr Philip Rothschild Glaucoma

94 Effect of leukotriene antagonist on wound healing after glaucoma implant surgery in rabbits

A/Prof Younhea Jung Glaucoma

95 Outcomes of uveitic glaucoma treatment

Dr Tiffany Ma Glaucoma

96 Trend analysis of common glaucoma procedures over the last decade

Dr Sarah Chaudhry Glaucoma

97 A review of the efficacy of first generation Istent in patients with Glaucoma at Auckland City Hospital

Dr Simone Freundlich Glaucoma

98 OCT angiography in optic disc haemorrhage (ODH): intra-individual case-control comparison of glaucoma patients

Dr Raj Pathmaraj Glaucoma

100 Optimizing yoga postures for lifestyle management in Glaucoma

A/Prof Arvind Morya Glaucoma

101 Pronase E improves gene transduction of retinal ganglion cells

Dr Mark Hassall Glaucoma

102 Comparison of RNFL and GCLIPL thicknesses and progression characteristics using two OCT systems – the PROGRESSA Study

Miss Danit Saks Glaucoma

103 U-shaped association between intraocular pressure and eating frequency in the adult Korean population

Sunmi Kim Glaucoma

104 The effect of phacoemulsification cataract surgery on intraocular pressure in early glaucoma: a prospective multi-site study

Dr Ayub Qassim Glaucoma

105 Higher incidence of incisional glaucoma surgery in Mendelian versus non-Mendelian glaucoma

Dr Shilpa Kuruvilla Glaucoma

106 Validation of an iPad visual field test to screen for glaucoma in rural & remote settings

Dr Mark Chia Glaucoma

107 High-throughput CRISPR-based morphological profiling of IOP-associated genes in primary trabecular meshwork cells

Mr Peter Lu Glaucoma

108 Hydrus Microstent – Surgical modality for management of glaucoma

Dr Waseem Henein Glaucoma

109 Incidence of XEN-Related Endophthalmitis

Dr Alice Dutton Glaucoma

110 Analysis of lamina cribrosa intensity according to glaucoma severity using swept-source optical coherence tomography in glaucoma

Dr Jiyun Lee Glaucoma

111 Microscope Tilting Aid versus Manual

Ms Gabriela Kalofonos Glaucoma

Tilting of the operating microscope. A comparison study

112 differentiating clinical features of ocular myasthenia gravis (OMG) from OMG-suspects

Dr In Young Chung Neuro-Ophthalmology

113 The presentation, treatment and complications of herpes zoster ophthalmicus: A study from a tertiary eye hospital in Australia

Dr Rahul Chakrabarti Neuro-Ophthalmology

114 Papilledema: a review of cases presenting to the Royal Victorian Eye and Ears hospital

Dr Lily Vu Neuro-Ophthalmology

115 Neurological sequelae of herpes zoster ophthalmicus

Dr Kevin Liu Neuro-Ophthalmology

116 Visual outcome and clinical profile of Pituitary adenoma following trans-sphenoidal surgery

Dr Sucheta Parija Neuro-Ophthalmology

118 The Ophthalmotrope. A historical review

Dr Andrew Burbidge Non Scientific

119 Same day bilataral cataract surgery in bilaterally blind cases in very remote surgical eye outreaches in rural Papua New Guinea

Dr David Pahau Non Scientific

120 A novel, simple, and cost effective technique to support eye drop compliance

Ms Sonia Huang Non Scientific

122 Maintaining Quality of Life:Electrochemotherapy for Palliative Periocular Malignancy

Dr Katja Ullrich Ocular Oncology

123 Periosteal graft for Fornix reconstruction

Dr Katja Ullrich

Oculoplastic/Orbit

124 Does lagophthalmos change on lying supine after upper eyelid platinum segment chain loading?


125 Recognising Meibomian Gland Inversion in Patients with Facial Palsy to improve the Ocular Surface


126 Complications of upper blepharoplasty double fold eyelid in vietnam

Dr Nguyen Thi Thu Hien Oculoplastic/Orbit

127 Surgical management of upper eyelid retraction and its complications in vietnam

Dr Nguyen Thi Thu Hien Oculoplastic/Orbit

128 Clinical profile and management of orbitopalpebral neurofibromatosis type 1 at a tertiary care centre

Prof Mandeep Bajaj Oculoplastic/Orbit

129 Evaluation of canalicular trephination and monocanalicular stenting versus canaliculodacryocystorhinostomy in lacrimal common canalicular obstruction

Prof Mandeep Bajaj Oculoplastic/Orbit

130 CoSMid : Conjunctival splitting in the middle for fornix deepening as a technique of socket rehabilitation

Dr Deepthi Elizabeth Kurian Oculoplastic/Orbit

131 Traumatic orbital haemorrhage: a 15-year review at a tertiary trauma centre

Dr Allister Lee Oculoplastic/Orbit

133 Validating three-dimensional imaging for volumetric assessment of periorbital

Dr Jonathan Hyer Oculoplastic/Orbit

tissue

134 Case series of orbital crystal storing histiocytosis

Miss Caroline Wilde Oculoplastic/Orbit

136 High nasolacrimal sac-duct junction ‘malpositioning’ – retrospective review of dacryocystography images

Dr Valerie Juniat Oculoplastic/Orbit

137 Endoscopic orbital decompression by Oculoplastic surgeons for proptosis in thyroid eye disease

Dr Valerie Juniat Oculoplastic/Orbit

138 Patients undergoing endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy - an unusually high incidence of sinus disease

Dr Jagdeep Cheema Oculoplastic/Orbit

139 Features of patients failing external dacryocystorhinostomy


140 Demographics of patients with nasolacrimal duct obstruction who underwent surgical intervention


141 Ocular and periocular dog bite injuries – a retrospective cohort at the Children’s Hospital Westmead

Dr Megha Kaushik Oculoplastic/Orbit

142 Stereotactic navigation for orbital surgery

Dr Kailing Yong Oculoplastic/Orbit

143 Analysis of short-term vision training by binocular perceptual stimulation network platform in amblyopia treatment

Prof Hongwei Deng Paediatric ophthalmology

146 Utilising Optos fundus photography in paediatric patients

Mr Jason Daley Paediatric ophthalmology

147 Retrospective review of retinoblastoma management and outcomes at Children's Hospital Westmead from 2008-2019

Dr Julia Starte Paediatric ophthalmology

148 Long term outcomes of molteno tube implants in childhood glaucoma

Dr Tiki Ewing Paediatric ophthalmology

149 Optic Disc Tilt in myopic children

Dr Loren Rose Paediatric ophthalmology

150 Ocular profile of children with congenital hypothyroidism

Dr Maansi Sethi Paediatric ophthalmology

152 Does size really matter? Aniseikonia in anisometropia & amblyopia

Mrs Jay South Paediatric ophthalmology

153 Excessive smartphone use may cause acute acquired comitant esotropia

Xueliang Feng Paediatric ophthalmology

154 The Myopia Investigation of Primary School Students in Hubei Province, China

Ms Zhou Lianhong Paediatric ophthalmology

155 Correction of recurrent pediatric ptosis with poor levator function: A modified pentagon frontails suspension

Dr Jingjing Jiang

Paediatric ophthalmology

156 Red reflex – is there an easier way?

Dr Evan Heinecke Paediatric ophthalmology

157 Jak-ROP, The Pioneer of ROP Screening Program in Jakarta: A Preliminary Report

Mrs Nabila Aljufri Paediatric ophthalmology

158 Four-year results for the phase 3 voretigene neparvovec (VN) study in

Daniel Chung Paediatric

biallelic RPE65 mutation–associated inherited retinal disease

ophthalmology

159 Traumatic nasolacrimal duct obstruction in Chinese children: clinical characteristics, managements, and outcomes

Dr Wen Liu Paediatric ophthalmology

161 Outcomes of paediatric orbital and subperiosteal abscess at a tertiary paediatric hospital

Dr Jeremy Tan Paediatric ophthalmology

162 Microcystic macular edema (MME) seen in Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) scans in Paediatric Optic Atrophy

Mr Lachlan Knight Paediatric ophthalmology

163 Vernal keratoconjunctivitis and Serum Vitamin D levels in children- a prospective study

Dr Sucheta Parija Paediatric ophthalmology

164 Comparing the incidence of HOYA VIVINEX™ and Rayner T-Flex® toric intraocular lens misalignment and repositioning surgery

Dr Bernardo Soares Refractive Surgery

165 DEMac (Direct E-referrals to Macular service) – a referral refinement initiative to optimise resources in the macular service in Cornwall, UK

Dr Annika Quinn Retina

166 Longitudinal evaluation of retinal structure in epiretinal membrane using optical coherence tomography

Dr Jae Hoon Lee Retina

167 Clinical presentations of focal choroidal excavation and results of long-term follow-up

A/Prof Seokhyun Lee Retina

168 Medium-Term tamponade with vitrectomy and perfluorodecalin for the management of complex retinal detachments

Dr Luke Chehade Retina

170 Rates of OCT Use in the Royal Perth Hospital Intravitreal Injection Clinic Following Institution of a New Imaging Protocol

Dr Joel Mudri Retina

171 Visual prognosis after development of submacular hemorrhage according to age-related macular degeneration subtypes

Dr Kook Lee Retina

172 Adherence to the Recommended Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Guidelines in Pregnant Women with Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes

A/Prof Lyndell Lim Retina

173 Assessing residual cone function in Retinitis Pigmentosa: electrophysiological and optical coherence tomography findings and their correlation with visual acuit

Dr Tasneem A Arsiwalla Retina

174 To study ocular morbidity and correlation with the CD4 cell count in HIV patients

Dr Shivangi Singh Retina

175 High resolution optical coherence tomography angiography in the evaluation of chorioretinal changes in acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy

Dr Corey Rowland Retina

176 Emergency management of endophthalmitis

Dr Gursimrat Bhullar Retina

177 Incidence and visual outcome of infectious endophthalmitis in a tertiary government hospital: a 3-year retrospective study

Dr Jan Patrick Chu Retina

178 The effect of anti-VEGF on optic nerve vessel density and capillary perfusion

Dr Jason Tan Retina

179 Glucose-regulated protein 78 in the aqueous humor of patients with diabetic macular edema

Dr Min Hee Kim Retina

180 Visual outcome following modified Internal Limiting Membrane (ILM) flap technique for large-diameter macular holes: A retrospective case series

Dr Yiran Tan Retina

181 Comparative analysis of retinal extent of capillary non-perfusion areas pre and post treatment in patients diagnosed with branch retinal vein occlusion using optical coherence tomography angiography - A longitudinal study

Dr Apoorva Nagendra Retina

182 Prognostic factors in open globe injury

Dr Samantha Bobba Retina

183 Efficacy of intravitreal avastin for the treatment of centre involving diabetic maculopathy in a real-world setting (Auckland DME study II)

Dr Sepehr Sadeghi Retina

184 Trend analysis of common intravitreal injections over the last 5 years

Dr Sarah Chaudhry Retina

185 An analysis of Pneumatic retinopexy vs Vitrectomy in the treatment of Retinal Detachments

Dr Sarah Chaudhry Retina

186 Study of serum Zinc and Magnesium level among diabetic patients with and without diabetic retinopathy attending in tertiary care hospitals of Bangladesh

Dr Mohammed Arifur Rahman Akonjee

Retina

187 Natural history and clinical biomarkers of progression in X-linked retinitis pigmentosa: an Australian perspective

Dr Mark Zada Retina

188 The efficacy and safety of brolucizumab compared with aflibercept in polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy (PCV): 24-month results from the HAWK study

Dr Andrew Chang Retina

189 Time to dry analysis of brolucizumab versus aflibercept in patients with neovascular AMD: 96-week data from the HAWK and HARRIER trials

Prof Ian McAllister Retina

190 10-year treatment outcomes of neovascular age-related macular degeneration from two regions

Prof Mark Gillies Retina

191 Anatomic endpoints support sustained outcomes with faricimab 16 weekly Dosing (q16w) in the STAIRWAY phase 2 trial for neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD)

Prof Tien Y Wong Retina

192 Suprachoroidal Triamcinolone injection for macular edema secondary to vascular pathology and non-infectious uveitis:

Dr Pavan Shroff Retina

Efficacy and safety of the novel technique

193 Intravitreal injections: A patient’s perspective

Dr Pavan Shroff Retina

194 Preservation of photoreceptor function in a retinal degeneration model following chronic electrical stimulation with an implantable electrode

Dr Carla Abbott Retina

195 Primary grading of diabetic retinopathy from retinal images using a custom designed CNN: The Auckland experience

David Squirrell Retina

196 Quantitative assessment of foveal avascular zone and distribution of capillary dropout in patients with retinal vascular diseases using optical coherence tomography angiography with projection artifact removal

Dr Noha Ali Retina

197 Comparison between optical coherence tomography-angiography and fluorescein angiography in patients with diabetic retinopathy

Dr Shorya Azad Retina

198 Vascular changes in patients of diabetes mellitus with no diabetic retinopathy

Dr Shorya Azad Retina

199 Surgical intervention for carotid artery stenosis in patients with ocular arterial occlusive disorders

Dr Leah Kim Retina

200 Real-world outcomes in patients with macular oedema secondary to branch retinal vein occlusion receiving intravitreal anti-VEGF therapy in a UK public hospital setting

Dr Juan Lyn Ang Retina

201 Detailed phenotypic profile of Bietti Crystalline Dystrophy in an Australian cohort

Ms Fleur O'Hare Retina

202 Early vitrectomy in endophthalmitis

Mr Rodger Paul Retina

203 Aflibercept in macular oedema secondary to retinal vein occlusion refractory to previous bevacizumab or ranibizumab: 48 week outcomes.

Ms Kimberly Spooner Retina

205 Non-mydriatic fundus photography in a regional Australian emergency department

Mr Samuel Browning Retina

206 Protective Effects of Ginkgo biloba Extract on Blue Light Retinal Injury through Suppression of Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress in a Rat Model

A/Prof Jong-Hyun Oh Retina

207 Comparing morphological outcomes between ranibizumab and afliberept for the treatment of neovascular age-related macular degeneration

Dr Thomas Hong Retina

208 Clinical outcomes in patients following implantation of the scharioth macula lens

Dr Brian Harrisberg Retina

209 Photoreceptor migration after successful macular hole closure: An adaptive optics study

Dr Ashish Markan Retina

210 Prevalence, pattern and risk factors of

Dr Raba Thapa Retina

retinal diseases among elderly population of Nepal

211 Agreement on diabetic retinopathy grading on fundus photographs by allied medical personnel as compared to ophthalmologist at community diabetic retinopathy screening in Nepal

Dr Raba Thapa Retina

212 An audit of referrals for diabetic retinopathy in a public hospital ophthalmology service in Western Sydney, Australia

Ms Belinda Ford Retina

213 Longitudinal retinal ganglion cell thickness change in patients receiving intravitreal anti-vascular endothelial growth factor for neovascular age-related macular degeneration

Dr Ee Lin Ong Retina

215 Outcomes of medial rectus elevation and creation of a V-pattern for the management of large angle divergence insufficiency type esotropia

Dr Rahul Chakrabarti Strabismus

216 Inferior oblique belly transposition for v pattern strabismus

Dr Shiqiang Yang Strabismus

218 Clinical and genetic analysis for the Chinese patients with Congenital cranial dysinnervation disorders (CCDDs)

Dr Jingjing Jiang Strabismus

223 Periosteal muscle fixation for large angle incomitant exotropia

Dr Sarah Hull Strabismus

224 Quality of life in patients with Graves' disease one year after the strabismus surgery

Dr Shih-Wen Wang Strabismus

225 Study on binocular visual function in intermittent exotropia patients

Dr Yongqing Guan Strabismus

226 Syphilis uveitis in New Zealand: is it possible to discriminate from Yaws?

Dr Hannah Gill Uveitis

227 Seasonal Hyperacute Panuveitis (SHAPU) and Moth Saga

Dr Ranju Kharel Sitaula Uveitis

228 Evaluation of RETeval™ Portable Electroretinogram in patients with Birdshot Chorioretinopathy

Dr Anna Waldie Uveitis

229 Associations between HLA-B27 Positive Uveitis and Seronegative Spondylarthropathy Subtypes in a New Zealand Population

Dr Ruhella Rashid Hossain Uveitis

230 Ocular sarcoidosis in Australia

Dr Jessica Xiong Uveitis

231 Ocular complications of primary varicella infection

Dr Aaron Yap Uveitis

232 Outcome of peripheral iridotomy in subjects with uveitis

Dr Rachael Niederer Uveitis

THURSDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2019

TIME SESSION ROOM

0800 - 1700 Outspoken Women Masterclass (by invitation only) E3.1

0900 - 1530 ‘Tackling Retinal Disease in Low Resource Settings’ Workshop

In collaboration with ANZSRS

C3.2

FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2019

TIME SESSION ROOM

0800 - 0900 RANZCO Links Breakfast C4.3

0800 - 1245 QEC/Selection Panel Workshop E3.1 & E3.2

0900 - 1230 ASO Advocacy & Practice Skills Workshop C4.5

0900 - 1700 Oculoplastic SIG / ANZSOPS C4.7

1100 - 1150 Clinical Standards Committee Meeting VIP Boardroom

1130 - 1300 Fight Retinal Blindness! Steering Committee Meeting C4.3

1230 - 1330 CEO Editorial Board Meeting C4.9

1230 - 1400 Queensland ATSI SIG Meeting C4.6

1230 – 1715 (Lunch from 1130)

ANZSRS Satellite Meeting C4.4

1230 - 1730 RANZCO Professional Development Workshop C4.1

1300 - 1500 RANZCO Council Meeting

E3.1 & E3.2

1400 - 1600 Public Meeting of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Committee

C4.5

1500 - 1550 Public Health Committee Meeting C4.3

1530 – 1620 Code of Conduct / Complaints Committee Meeting E3.1

1530 - 1700 RUBY Update Meeting C4.6

1600- 1650 International Development Committee C4.3

1600 - 1800 Military Ophthalmology Meeting Business Suite 1.1

1600 - 1800 CPR Refresher Course (Surf Life Saving NSW) C4.9

1600 - 1650 Business Meeting of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Eye Health Committee

VIP Boardroom

1630 - 1700 MBS Sub Committee Meeting Business Suite 1.5

1700 - 1750 Leadership Development Committee Meeting (LDC) Business Suite 1.2

SATURDAY 9 NOVEMBER 2019

TIME SESSION ROOM

0930 - 1030 New Zealand QEC Meeting E3.1

1000 - 1030 Diversity and Inclusion Committee Meeting VIP Boardroom

1000 - 1030 Research Committee (of the MD Foundation) Meeting Business Suite 1.2

1030 – 1130 Fight Tumour Blindness! Steering Committee Meeting E3.2

1200 - 1330 ORIA Board Meeting E3.1

1200 - 1330 IDEAS VAN Lunch E3.10

1245 - 1330 Younger Fellows Advisory Group Meeting VIP Boardroom

1300 - 1350 CPD Committee Meeting

E3.2

1400 - 1500 Fight Corneal Blindness! Steering Committee Meeting

Business Suite 1.2

1430 - 1530 Keratoconus International Consortium Meeting VIP Boardroom

1500 - 1530 Women in Ophthalmology Advisory Group Business Meeting E3.1

1500 - 1600 Māori and Pasifika Health Committee Meeting Business Suite 1.1

1500 – 1620 Medicare Advisory Committee Meeting E3.2

SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER 2019

TIME SESSION ROOM

0730 - 0930 Melanoma Meeting E3.2

0800 - 0930 Ophthalmology New Zealand Meeting E3.1

0900 – 1000 NSW RTN Working Group Meeting C4.3

1000 - 1050 Therapeutics Committee Meeting VIP Boardroom

1230 - 1330 UVEITIS SIG Meeting C4.3

1230 - 1330 Women in Ophthalmology Lunch C4.5

1230 - 1400 Practice Managers’ Group Meeting (Organising Group) E3.2

1230 - 1330 Australian & New Zealand Strabismus Society (ANZSS) Committee Meeting

E3.1

1230 – 1400 Information Session – Fellowship opportunities at the Singapore National Eye Centre

E3.10

1300 - 1350 Professional Standards Committee Meeting

VIP Boardroom

1530 – 1600 Uveitis SIG JAFA (Juvenile Arthritis Foundation of Australia) Meeting

C4.3

1530 – 1600 RAP Working Group Meeting E3.1

1530 - 1630 Save Sight Registries Overarching Steering Committee VIP Boardroom

1730 - 1930 East Timor Eye Group Meeting E3.10

MONDAY 11 NOVEMBER 2019

TIME SESSION ROOM

0730 - 0830 Retinoblastoma Meeting C4.9

0830 - 1030 Training Post Inspectorate Meeting VIP Boardroom

1000 - 1030 2019 Annual Update on the Implementation of the Roadmap to Close the Gap in Vision

Education Hub, Exhibition Hall

1000 - 1030 RANZCO NSW ASM C4.9

1100 – 1200 Sponsor and Exhibitor Meeting (open to all sponsors and exhibitors)

E3.1

1130 - 1230 Flight Glaucoma Blindness! Steering Committee Meeting VIP Boardroom

1230 - 1315 Rural Outreach: What you can do and How to Get Involved E3.1

1230 - 1315 ANZEF Committee Meeting Business Suite 1.2

1230 - 1400 Professors’ Group Meeting C4.9

1230 - 1400 Workforce Committee Meeting VIP Boardroom

1230- 1400 Scientific Program Committee Meeting

E3.10

1230 - 1400 Australian and New Zealand Glaucoma Society ANZGS Meeting

E3.2

1500 - 1550 Future of Ophthalmology Taskforce Meeting C4.3

1500 - 1550 2040 Working Group Meeting VIP Boardroom

1500 - 1550 2050 Working Group Meeting Business Ste 1.1

1500 - 1600 Selection Board Meeting C4.9

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