Cornea
Workshop: Corneal imaging
Thursday, June 5
1045-1215
Room: 200 E
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Differentiate between corneal imaging technologies (topography, OCT, and others), and their application in clinical practice
- Assess abnormal corneal imaging and differential diagnosis
- Integrate corneal imaging into surgical decisions for common surgeries such as cataract and refractive surgery
Moderators
Rusty J. Ritenour Guillermo Rocha
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Schedule and description
1045 | Overview and introduction |
1100 | Review of cases and different imaging technologies
multiple speakers |
Symposium: Refractive cornea surgery
Friday, June 6
1330-1500
Room: 301
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Differentiate different modalities to enhance refractive surgery cases such as excimer laser, femtosecond laser and lens exchange
- Assess the suspect cornea in the planning of refractive surgery procedures
- Describe complications of enhancement procedures
Guests
Brandon Ayres, MD
M. Bowes Hamill, MD
Terry Kim, MD
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Moderators
Guillermo Rocha Johanna Choremis
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Schedule and description
1330 | Welcome and Introduction |
1332 | Enhancements post LASIK: On-Flap vs. Flap Lift M. Bowes Hamill |
1342 | Discussion |
1347 | Enhancements following Refractive Lens Exchange Terry Kim |
1357 | Discussion |
1402 | Surgical correction of Corneal Astigmatism Brandon Ayres |
1412 | Discussion |
1417 | The Suspect Cornea: Would you do this case? If so, how would you manage it? |
1450 | Panel discussion |
1500 | Closing remarks |
COS-8 - Refractive cornea surgery
Beyond the cornea, across the ages and expanding indications
Friday, June 6
1545-1715
Room: 200 CD
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Differentiate treatment modalities for presbyopia, astigmatism and extreme corrections
- Assess corneal topography to identify high risk cases for refractive surgery
- Determine options for the treatment of ametropias following keratoplasty, in keratoconus and in children
Guests
M. Bowes Hamill, MD
Terry Kim, MD
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Moderators
Simon Holland David Rootman
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Schedule and description
1545 | Welcome and introduction |
1547 | An overview of current options in refractive surgery Kashif Baig |
1557 | Discussion |
1559 | What NOT to miss on corneal topography George Beiko |
1609 | Discussion |
1611 | Refractive lens exchange in high myopic and hyperopic astigmatism Terry Kim |
1621 | Discussion |
1623 | Current options in the management of presbyopia M. Bowes Hamill |
1633 | Discussion |
1635 | Pushing the limits in the surgical correction of keratoconus Guillermo Rocha |
1643 | Discussion |
1645 | Really? Refractive surgery in kids? Are you kidding? Adam Muzychuk |
1653 | Discussion |
1655 | Abstract 1895657 |
1702 | Abstract 1897104 |
1709 | Discussion |
1715 | Closing remarks |
COS-10 - Controversies in cornea - an update for the general ophthalmologist
Saturday, June 7
1045-1215
Room: 200 CD
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Describe proper management of infectious keratitis and herpetic keratitis as well as traumatic conditions of the cornea
- Differentiate different modalities in endothelial keratoplasty
- Assess corneal pediatric conditions and determine their proper management
Guests
Brandon Ayres, MD
M. Bowes Hamill, MD
Terry Kim, MD
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Moderators
Patrick Saunders George Beiko
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Schedule and description
1045 | Welcome and introduction |
1047 | Ocular surface, meibomitis and blepharitis: do you think you know it all? Clara Chan |
1057 | Discussion |
1059 | Practical approach in the management of infectious keratitis M. Bowes Hamill |
1109 | Diagnosis and management of herpetic keratitis Rookaya Mather |
1119 | Discussion |
1123 | Why is the cornea cloudy after my perfect cataract surgery? Terry Kim |
1133 | Corneal repair and anterior segment reconstruction Brandon Ayres |
1143 | Discussion |
1147 | DSEK, DSAEK, DMEK: What's up with that? Aren't they all the same? David Rootman |
1157 | Discussion |
1200 | Pediatric corneal issues for the general ophthalmologist: they are not just little adults! Kamiar Mireskandari |
1210 | Discussion |
1215 | Closing remarks |
Cornea subspecialty session on innovative approaches
Saturday, June 7
1330-1500
Room: 200 E
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Describe approaches to endothelial keratoplasty, and how to transition into the most advanced techniques
- Integrate different features of the excimer laser into the management of keratoconus and anterior corneal dystrophies
- Apply knowledge and understanding to the management of Peter's anomaly
Guests
M. Bowes Hamill, MD
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Moderators
Mona Dagher Clara Chan
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Schedule and description
1330 | Welcome and introduction
endothelial keratoplasty: options and innovations |
1331 | Introduction of the W. Bruce Jackson Lecture M. Bowes Hamill |
1333 | Transitioning from DSEK to DMEK M. Bowes Hamill |
1343 | Presentation of award and discussion |
1345 | Abstract 1895953 |
1352 | Abstract 1895188 |
1359 | Abstract 1897131 |
1406 | Discussion - Boston keratoprosthesis |
1408 | Abstract 1873355 |
1415 | Abstract 1896005 |
1422 | Discussion - Pushing the limits with PKP, excimer laser and corneal collagen crosslinking |
1426 | Abstract 1894913 |
1433 | Abstract 1894844 |
1440 | Abstract 1896762 |
1447 | Abstract 1895039 |
1454 | Discussion |
1500 | Closing remarks |
1500 | Cornea business meeting |
VERY challenging cornea and anterior segment cases
An interactive video and case-based session
Saturday, June 7
1545-1715
Room: 200 E
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Describe approaches to Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty
- Assess unusual corneal conditions such as poor innervation, congenital dystrophies and graft-versus-host disease
- Integrate knowledge learned in a case-based and video approach of challenging medical and surgical corneal conditions
Guests
M. Bowes Hamill, MD
Terry Kim, MD
Moderators
Kashif Baig
Matthew Bujak
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Panelists
Mona Dagher
M. Bowes Hamill
Terry Kim
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Schedule and description
1545 | Welcome and introduction |
1547 | Lessons learned in DALK: deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty. An interactive video presentation |
1557 | Discussion |
1600 | The Ron Jans Award: Restoration of corneal sensation with regional nerve transfers and nerve grafts: a new approach to a difficult problem Uri Elbaz, Robert Bains, Ronald M. Zuker, Gregory H. Borschel, Asim Ali |
1607 | Discussion and presentation of award |
1609 | Autosomal dominant polychromatophilic predescemet's corneal dystrophy Lisa Lagrou, Julian Midgley, Kenneth Romanchuk |
1612 | Discussion |
1614 | A series of 4 cases of crystalline keratopathy secondary to dysproteinemia-Immunotactoid keratopathy Riley Hall, Sonia Yeung, Paul Yenson, Gregory Moloney |
1617 | Discussion |
1619 | Outcomes of patients with dry eye associated with graft versus host disease Jay Ching-Chieh Wang, Heather O'Donnell, Joshua C. Teichman, Sonia Yeung |
1622 | Discussion |
1624 | Patient acceptance and tolerance of semiscleral contact lenses Peng Yan, Mustafa Kapasi, Ronan Conlon, Salina Teja, Joshua C. Teichman, Kashif Baig |
1627 | Discussion |
1629 | Interactive video presentations by the members of the Canadian Cornea, External Disease and Refractive Surgery Society Asim Ali, Matthew Bujak, Mona Harissi-Dagher |
1715 | Closing remarks |
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