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Welcome Message
“ Dear Colleagues,
It is with immense pleasure to announce that the
IX Research Institute of Ophthalmology (RIO)
International Meeting, will be held at Intercontinental Semiramis Hotel, Cairo, Egypt on January
14th -16th, 2015.”
The RIO meeting has always been an outstanding annual event. The
theme of the 2015 meeting will be “A Global Focus on Ophthalmology
Today”. This theme reflects not just how we ophthalmologists perceive
our field, but also reflects the conference’s focus on all the aspects of that
specialty.
As always, the meeting will be held in Egypt, one of the largest centres
for Ophthalmology in the Middle-East, Africa and Asia; and specifically
in Cairo, the beautiful Capital of charms and mystique, with its unique
mix of Egyptian, Arabian, Islamic, Coptic and all-around international
culture, flavors and sounds.
Having lived in Cairo for almost my whole life, I can always assure you it
is a magnificent, vibrant, interesting, fun and magical city.
On behalf of RIO board and scientific committee, I wish you a stimulating & memorable congress.
Yours sincerely,
RIO President
Ahmed Sheir
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Welcome Message
“ Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the Executive Board of the Research
Institute of Ophthamology (RIO) it gives us a great
pleasure to invite and
welcome you at the
IX INTERNATIONAL RIO MEETING
Under the theme of
“A Global Focus on Ophthalmology Today”
The program committee has compiled an exciting scientific program, which
will feature world leaders presenting the latest developments in the fields of
cataract, cornea and refractive surgery, glaucoma, oculoplasty and pediatric
ophthalmology and vitreoretina. Such qualified doctors and medical staff
will deliver valuable and critical knowledge and art in this congress.
A scientific exhibition of pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and other
products is also planned to allow discussion and exchange of information
between relevant delegates and leading industrial companies.
On behalf of the RIO Executive Board you are promised to have an inspiring,
stimulating and memorable congress.
Your active participation will be greatly appreciated.
Yours sincerely,
General Secretary
Onsy Alfy
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BOARD & OFFICERS
President of RIO
Prof. Ahmed Sheir
General Secretary &
Vice-President of RIO
Scientific Committee
Organizing Committee
Prof. El Sayed El Toukhi
Prof. Mahmoud Afifi
Prof. Sherif Karawya
Prof. Mohamed El Malt
Prof. Tarek El Beltagi
Prof. Ahmed Atef
Prof. Mostafa Salah
Dr. Tarek Saleh
A. Prof. Ihab El Zakzouk
Dr. Ebrahim El Borgy
Dr. Sherif Hegazy
Dr. Ahmed El Shafei
Dr. Bassem Morshed
Dr. Amgad El Dib
Dr. Ahmed Saeed
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Prof. Onsy Alfy
About RIO
The Research Institute of Ophthalmology (RIO)
is one of the leading sub-specialized ophthalmic
centers in Egypt & the Arab World. It is located in
the heart of Giza governorate, by the river Nile.
The institute’s mission is to combine both clinical
& research fields aiming at providing state of the
art ophthalmic service to our patients.
Our mission also includes promotion of ophthalmic research & training
through liaison with international ophthalmic centers. The institute consists
of eight floors housing fully equipped ten ophthalmic subspecialty clinics,
laboratories, X-ray & electron microscope units.
In addition to a state of the art operation suite composed of eight operative
theatres. All provide ophthalmic service at economic prices.
RIO staff and visiting doctors have access to a rich electronic library containing
1267 books, 77 medical periodicals, 450 Master & PHD theses, & 60 DVDs.
The animal house contains animal species & an operative theatre for
research purposes. The institute’s main conference hall accommodates 220
occupants, and is well equipped for audio-visual transmission & simultaneous
interpretation.
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Guest Faculty
Ulrich Bartz-Schmidt
Ulrich Bartz-Schmidt , Prof. Dr. med.
Clinic Director of the Department of Ophthalmology
Deputy Chief Medical Director of the University Hospital of Tübingen
Harminder Dua
Chair and professor of Ophthalmology, University of Nottingham Former President of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists ,Uk
André Mermoud
Professor, Surgeon Glaucoma Center, Clinique Montchoisi, Lausanne,
Switzerland
Jorge Alio
Founder and medical director of the Instituto Oftalmologico de
Alicante, Spain
Monte A. Del Monte
Skillman Professor and Director of Pediatric Ophthalmology and
Adult Strabismus, University of Michigan/ Kellogg Eye Institute
Keith Barton
Consultant Ophthalmologist, Moorfields Eye Hospital
London, United Kingdom
Saleh Saif Al Mosabi
Head of the Department of Ophthalmology Sheikh Khalifa Medical
City
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Guest Faculty
Evelyn A. Paysse
Texas Children’s Hospital
Professor of Ophthalmology and Pediatrics, Baylor College of Medicine
Christoph Hintschich
Head of Oculoplastic and Orbital Service, Munich University Eye
Hospital, Munich, Germany
Waleed Altweerky
Senior Consultant Ophthalmologist , specializes in the treatment of
keratoconus
Faik Gelisken
Prof. Dr. Med. FEBO
Department of Ophthalmology, University of Tuebingen, Germany
Heimo Steffen
Professor Dr. med. Heimo Steffen is a specialist in ophthalmology. worked
at the Eye Clinic of the University Hospital of Würzburg.
Anand Rajendran
Professor and Senior Consultant Vitreo-Retinal Surgeon at Aravind
Eye Hospital, Madurai
Madurai Area, India
Mahmut Kaskaloglo
Dr. Mahmut Kaskaloglu is a professor of ophthalmology and the
founder of Kaskaloglu Eye Hospital
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General Information
Meeting Venue
Intercontinental Cairo Semiramis Hotel, Cairo, Egypt.
Date
14th -16th January, 2015.
Language
The official language of the meeting is English.
Climate
The temperature in Egypt during this time of the year is quite pleasant.
The average temperature ranges between 18-25 C.
Meeting Information and Registration Desk Hours
January 14, 2015 ---> 09:00 am - 07:00 pm
January 15, 2015 ---> 09:00 am - 07:00 pm
January 16, 2015 ---> 09:00 am - 06:30 pm
Speaker Ready Room
A speaker ready room will operate throughout the duration of the meeting.
Speakers are kindly requested to hand in all the materials of their presentation
(USB or CD) at least one hour before their scheduled presentation time.
Exhibition
The Scientific program is complemented by a commercial exhibition featuring
exhibitors from the health care industry including pharmaceutical companies,
surgical equipment and instruments.
Certificate of Attendance
All registered delegates are entitled to a certificate of attendance.
Certificates can be collected at the registration desk on the last day of the
meeting.
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Program at a Glance
Wednesday 14/1/2015
Time
Event
09:00 – 9:30
Registration
09:30 – 10:30
Session (1):
Cataract Surgery Updates
10:30 – 11:00
Coffee Break
11:00 – 12:10
Session (2):
Recent Advances In Pediatric Ophthalmology
12:15 – 13:15
Session (3):
Corneal Transplantation: Techniques & Difficulties
13:15 – 14:15
Lunch
14:15 – 15:25
Session (4):
Optimizing Refractive Procedures
15:30 – 16:40
Session (5):
Oculoplasty Updates
16:40– 17:00
Coffee Break
17:00 – 18:45
Session (6):
Medical Retina
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Program at a Glance
Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
09:00 – 9:15
Event
Keynote Lecture:
Modern Trends in Treating Keratoconus
Dr. Jorge Alio
9:15 – 10:15
Session (7):
Keratoconus
10:15– 10:30
Coffee Break
10:30 – 11:30
Session (8):
Vitreoretinal Surgery
11:35 – 12:45
Session (9):
Video Session: Challenging Cases In Cataract And Glaucoma
12:50 – 13:45
Session (10):
Glaucoma Updates
13:45 – 14:30
Lunch
14:30 – 15:30
Session (11):
Macular Surgery
15:35 – 16:35
Session (12):
Endothelial Keratoplasty
16:35 – 16:50
Coffee Break
16:50 – 17:50
Session (13):
Recent Advances In Ocular Motility & Strabismus
17:55 – 19:00
20:00
Session (14):
Recent Advances In Oculoplasty
Gala dinner
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Program at a Glance
Friday 16/1/2015
Time
Event
09:00 – 10:00
Session (15):
IOL Implantation: Challenges & Surprises
10:05 – 11:05
Session (16):
How To Improve My Surgical Glaucoma Results?
11:05– 11:30
Coffee Break
11:30– 12:30
Gommaa prayer
12:30 – 13:40
Session (17):
Presbyopia Solutions
13:40 – 14:30
Lunch
14:30 – 15:30
Session (18):
Retinal Imaging
15:35 – 16:45
Session (19):
Symposium On Paralytic Strabismus
16:45 – 17:00
Coffee Break
17:00 – 18:30
Session (20):
Advances In Ocular Surface disorders & New Protocols In The Management
Of Ocular Infection
Adjourn
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AACME
14 -16 January, 2015
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance
with the AACME’s Accreditation Standards & Policies and the
Essential Areas and Their Elements through joint-sponsorship with
the Research Institute of Opthalmology
The Conference Organizing Bureau (COB), Egypt has been
accredited by the American Association of Continuing Medical
Education (AACME) to sponsor continuing medical education
for physicians
Activity Type
Conference
Location
Intercontinental Cairo Semiramis
Hotel, Cairo, Egypt.
Number of Accredited Lectures
149 (One Hundred & Forty Nine)
Date
January 14-16, 2015
Number of Lectures Offered
149 (One Hundred & Forty Nine)
Total Granted Hours
22.50 Hour(s)
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Wednesday 14/1/2015
Time
Event
09:00 – 9:30
Registration
09:30 – 10:30
Session (1):
Cataract Surgery Updates
Chairpersons:
• Mahmut Kaskaloglo
• Saleh Mosabie
• Mostafa Salah
Speakers:
• Keynote Lecture: Laser FS assisted cataract surgery: recent advances. (15 min)
Mahmut Kaskaloglo
• FS laser assisted cataract surgery: what does it add? (10 min)
Mostafa Nabeh
• FS laser assisted cataract surgery: early experience. (10 min)
Ahmed Assaf
• FS laser assisted cataract surgery: experience in the first 1000 cases. (10 min)
Saleh Mosabie
• The reliable fluidics in challenging cataract surgery. (10 min)
Khaled Abdelrahman
10:30 – 11:00
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Coffee Break
Wednesday 14/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (2):
Recent Advances In Pediatric Ophthalmology
11:00 – 12:10
Chairpersons:
• Evelyn Paysse
• Hala El Helaly
• El Sayed El Toukhi
Speakers:
• Evaluation of patients with congenital cataract. (8 min)
Monte Del Monte
• IOL power calculation and target refraction in pediatric cataract. (8 min)
Monte Del Monte
• A simplified approach to pediatric cataract surgery. (8 min)
Mostafa Elsherbeeny
• Management of posterior capsule in pediatric cataract. (8 min)
Nihal Elshakankeery
• Pediatric refractive surgery and its role in treatment of amblyopia. (8 min)
Evelyn Paysse
• Post cataract uveitis in a child. A case presentation. (8 min)
Lobna Khazbak
• Vision through amblyopic eye: how amblyopic eye uses its vision. (8 min)
H. Steffen
• Cortical visual impairment. (8 min)
Amr Elkamshoushy
• Incidence of malignant hyperthermia in pediatric ophthalmic surgery. (6 min)
Abeer Samir Salem
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Wednesday 14/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (3):
Corneal Transplantation: Techniques & Difficulties
12:15 – 13:15
Chairpersons:
• Harminder Dua
• Shadia Abdel Sayed
• Ahmed Atef
Speakers:
• Update on pre-Descemet’s layer (Dua’s layer). (15 min)
Harminder Dua
• DALK updates. (10 min)
Ashraf Amayem
• From bare Descemet’s to bare Dua’s layer. (10 min)
Mohamed Bahgat
• Premature opening of big bubble roof during DALK. (10 min)
Tarek Katamish
• Dynamics of big bubble (BB) formation in DALK (in vitro studies). (10 min)
Mohamed Elalfy
13:15 – 14:15
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Lunch
Wednesday 14/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (4):
Optimizing Refractive Procedures
14:15 – 15:25
Chairpersons:
• Ahmed Elmasry
• Ashraf Swelam
• Mohamed Saad
Speakers
• Wave front guided LASIK, 12 years of excellence. (12 min)
Mohamed Shafik
• Ablation profiles, which way to go? (8 min)
Tarek Elnaggar
• LASIK vs SMILE, battle for refractive future. (8 min)
Mostafa Salah
• SMILE LVC beyond LASIK, pros and cons. (8 min)
Tamer Elraggal
• Comparative study between LASIK and SMILE as regards higher order aberrations and contrast sensitivity. (8 min)
Ahmed Elmasry
• Post LASIK nightmares. (8 min)
Mostafa Salah
• Three years results of Iris - claw P- IOL implantation. (8 min)
Ashraf Swelam
• Two year follow up of ICL in myopic anisometropic children. (8 min)
Ahmed Elmasry
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Wednesday 14/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (5):
Oculoplasty Updates
15:30 – 16:40
Chairpersons:
• Christoph Hintschich
• Khaled Abo Sedeira
• Tarek Saleh
Speakers:
• Management of Graves’ orbitopathy: standards and new developments. (15 min)
Christoph Hintschich
• Cosmetic thyroid orbital decompression. (8 min)
Hesham Aly Hashem
• Understanding pathogenesis of tumors. (8 min)
Maher Assem
• How to deal with a proptotic eye: differential diagnosis of proptosis. (15 min)
Christoph Hintschich
• Hot orbit. (8 min)
Tamer Ismail Gawdat
• Diagnosis and management of orbital fractures. (8 min)
Mohamed Abdulhafez
• Preoperative preparation of oculopastic surgery patient, what do we need to
know? (8 min)
Rehab samy
16:40– 17:00
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Coffee Break
Wednesday 14/1/2015
Time
Event
17:00 – 18:45
Chairpersons:
• Anand Rajendran
• Bahaa Abdallah
• Fayek Glesken
Session (6):
Medical Retina
Speakers:
• From phenotype to genotype: a window to tuned diabetic retinopathy treatment. (8 min)
Zeinab Osman
• Pharmacologic therapy for DME. (8 min)
Ehab Elzakzouk
• Anti VEGF molecular differences and their systemic exposure. (8 min)
Onsy Alfy
• Ozurdex in resistant DME. (8 min)
Bahaa Abdalla
• Atypical manifestations of DR. (8 min)
Anand Rajendran
• Switching the intravitreal anti-VEGF treatment in neovascular AMD. (8 min)
Fayek Glesken
• Treat, observe then individualize retreatment (TOTIR) in management of AMD. (8 min)
Osama raslan
• The current role of PDT in the anti-VEGF era. (8 min)
Anand Rajendran
• Update on ranibizumab therapy. (8 min)
Marwa Elfouly
• Submacular hemorrhages in AMD. Treatment by bevacizumab monotherapy. (8 min)
Fayek glesken
• Polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy – disease profile & management. (8 min)
Anand Rajendran
• Endogenous fungal endophthalmitis: guide to diagnosis and treatment. (8 min)
Dina baddar
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Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
09:00 – 9:15
Event
Keynote Lecture:
Modern Trends in Treating Keratoconus
Dr. Jorge Alio
9:15 – 10:15
Chairpersons:
• Jorge Alio
• Mahmoud Ismail
• Mahmoud Afifi
Session (7):
Keratoconus
Speakers:
• CXL combined with PRK for early Keratoconus. (8 min)
Waleed Altweerky
• Simultaneous PRK and CXL for suspicious corneas. (8 min)
Mahmoud Afifi
• ICRS in managing Keratoconus. (8 min)
Saleh Mosabie
• ICRS followed by PRK with CXL, two step approach. (8 min)
Waleed Altweerky
• CXL and ICRS, which one comes first. (8 min)
Tarek Elnaggar
• ICRS foe keratoconus, between myth versus reality. (8 min)
Sameh Elagha
• Femto Mayo ring. (8 min)
Mahmoud Ismail
• Providing the best vision for keratoconic eyes after CXL. (8 min)
Mohamed Shafik
10:15– 10:30
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Coffee Break
Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
Event
10:30 – 11:30
Chairpersons:
• Ahmed Sheir
• Mohamed Elmalt
• Ulrich Bartz-Schmidt
Session (8):
Vitreoretinal Surgery
Speakers:
• Stage dependent management of coat’s disease. (8 min)
Ulrich Bartz-Schmidt
• Fashioned retinotomy for recurrent inferior detachment with PVR. (8 min)
Mohamed Elmalt
• Retinal detachment in pediatric age group. (8 min)
Hassan Mortada
• A new approach for sutureless 20 G vitrectomy. (8 min)
Dikran G. Hovaghimian
• Buckling-vitrectomy vs. vitrectomy alone in rhegmatogenous retinal detachment.
(8 min)
Karim Rizk
• Surgery for proliferative vitreoretinopathy: a continuing challenge. (8 min)
Mohamed Khaled
• Endoresection technique with/without brachytherapy for management of high
posterior choroidal melanoma: extended follow up results. (8 min)
Mahmoud Leila
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Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
11:35 – 12:45
Event
Session (9):
Video Session: Challenging Cases In Cataract And Glaucoma
Chairpersons:
• Jorge Alio
• Ahmed Mostafa Ismail
• Tarek Elbeltagi
Speakers:
• A case of reoperation after failed glaucoma surgery. (10 min)
André Mermoud
• Bilensectomy acrobatics. (10 min)
Jorge Alio
• Tube implantation in surgically challenging cases. (10 min)
Keith Barton
• Subluxated cataractous lens; different situations. (10 min)
Yehia Salah
• Challenging cataract cases. (10 min)
Saleh Mosabie
• Challenging cataract cases pre versus intraoperative. (10 min)
Bahaa Abdallah
• IFIS management. (10 min)
Mahmoud Afifi
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Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (10):
Glaucoma Updates
12:50 – 13:45
Chairpersons:
• Keith Barton
• Taha Labib
• Tarek Elemary
Speakers:
• New approaches in glaucoma surgery (10 min).
André Mermoud
• Tubes versus trabeculectomy: how do I choose? (10 min)
Keith Barton
• Non-invasive glaucoma procedures. (8 min)
Ahmed Mostafa Abdelrahman
• How to choose anti glaucoma treatment in a newly diagnosed patient? (8 min)
Moustafa nassar
• New concepts in the diagnosis and management of congenital glaucoma. (8 min)
Ahmad Khalil
• Pearls of ophthalmic anesthesia in glaucoma patients. (8 min)
Mohamed khashaba
13:45 – 14:30
Lunch
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Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
Event
14:30 – 15:30
Chairpersons:
• Amr Azab
• Moustafa Nabih
• Saleh Sherif
Session (11):
Macular Surgery
Speakers:
Keynote lecture: Update on artificial vision (15 min)
Ulrich Bartz-Schmidt
• Myopic foveoschisis. (8 min)
Amr Azab
• Macular buckle surgery for myopic macular hole with retinal detachment.
(8 min)
Ahmed M Bedda
• Surgery for the diabetic macula. (8 min)
Moustafa Nabih
• Macular surgery for epiretinal membranes: BSS or air as tamponade. (8 min)
Fayek Glesken
• Ocriplasmin (Jetrea) – first clinical experience. (8 min)
Ulrich Bartz-Schmidt
• Comparative study of 0.5 L bupivacaine & 0.5 bupivacaine in vitreoretinal surgery
using a single injection technique. (6 min)
Dina Mostafa
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Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
Event
15:35 – 16:35
Chairpersons:
• Harminder Dua
• Abdelaziz Emam
• Amro Rashad
Session (12):
Endothelial Keratoplasty
Speakers:
• Keynote lecture: PDEK: make way for the new. (15 min)
Harminder Dua
• Quadriple operation (DALK & phaco & IOL & DMEK) using single corneal
graft. (10 min)
Tarek Katamish
• Femtolaser assisted DMEK: a new innovative idea. (10 min)
Sherif Gamal
• Femtolaser assisted DSAEK: an easier and safer technique. (10 min)
Mohamed Hosny
• Standardized (no touch) DMEK. (10 min)
Mohamed Bahgat
16:35 – 16:50
Coffee Break
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Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (13):
Recent Advances In Ocular Motility & Strabismus
16:50 – 17:50
Chair Persons:
• H. Steffen
• Akmal Rizk
• Elsayed Eltoukhi
Speakers:
•Surgical tips in strabismus surgery. (7 min)
Evelyn Paysse
• Surgical tips in Duane retraction syndrome. (7 min)
Ayman Elghoneimy
• Saccadic smooth pursuit with surprising diagnosis in a 10-year child. (7 min)
H. Steffen
• Exotropia with high AC/A ratio. (7 min)
Ahmed Mostafa Gamal
• Management of exotropia in adults. (7 min)
Monte Del Monte
• Harms screen in ocular motility examination. (7 min)
H. Steffen
• Transposition surgery. (7 min)
Elsayed Eltoukhi
• Dorzolamide topical in congenital nystagmus. (7 min)
Hisham Khattab
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Thursday 15/1/2015
Time
Event
17:55 – 19:00
Chairpersons:
• Omar Elshabrawy
• Tamer Ismail Gawdat
• Hesham Aly Hashem
Session (14):
Recent Advances In Oculoplasty
Speakers:
• Management of congenital periorbital malformations.(10 min)
Christoph Hintschich
• A new permanent lacrimal stent for DCR. (7 min)
Khaled Abo Sedeira
• Principles and tricks for eyelid reconstruction.
Christoph Hintschich (10 min)
• Congenital NLD obstruction. (7 min)
Omar Elshabrawy
• Repair of canalicular lacerations. (7 min)
Sadek Maaly
• Non-power endonasal DCR. (7 min)
Alaa Abdel Wahab
• Reconstruction of orbital floor fractures. (6 min)
Omar Soliman
• Tarsal flap and marginal release for entropion. (6 min)
Bassem morshed
• Kelly punch punctoplasty. (6 min)
Ahmed Said
20:00
Gala dinner
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Friday 16/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (15):
IOL Implantation: Challenges & Surprises
09:00 – 10:00
Chairpersons:
• Tharwat Mokbel
• Yehia Salah
• Amro Elsamra
Speakers:
• IOL power calculation: challenging cases of biometry (8 min).
Hala Elshweikh
• IOL opacification: exchange technique (8 min).
Mahmut Koskologlo
• IOL implantation: unpleasant surprises (8 min).
Yehia Salah
• Toric IOLs mishappenings. (8 min).
Mahmoud Afifi
• Multifocal IOLs: pros & cons. (8 min).
Ahmed Elmasry
• Dysphotopsia: the problem & the solution. (8 min).
Alaa Elzawawy
• When the removal of IOL is mandatory. (8 min).
Amr Elsamra
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Friday 16/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (16):
How To Improve My Surgical Glaucoma Results?
10:05 – 11:05
Chairpersons:
• André Mermoud
• Ahmed Aboueleinien
• Mohsen Salem
Speakers:
• To use the sub-choroidal space to improve the results of your glaucoma surgeries
(15 min).
André Mermoud
• How to make Ahmed Valve implantation easier? (8 min)
Cherif Zaazou
• Phaco trabeculectomy (8 min).
Ahmed Aboueleinien
• Deep sclerectomy: tips and tricks (8 min).
Amr Aref
• Hidden causes of glaucoma after different Phaco cases (8 min).
Ahmed Ghoniem
• Accordion technique in the management of open angle glaucoma (8 min).
Mohsen Salem
11:05– 11:30
Coffee Break
11:30– 12:30
Gommaa prayer
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Friday 16/1/2015
Time
Event
12:30 – 13:40
Chairpersons:
• Waleed Altweerky
• Mohamed Shafik
• Mohamed Baligh
Session (17):
Presbyopia Solutions
Speakers:
• Guest Lecture: New surgical approach for presbyopia using FS laser and small
aperture inlay (12 minutes).
Waleed Altweerky
• Intracorneal inlays: is the solution of presbyopia in the cornea (8 min).
Jorge Alio
• Presbyopia: Imperical technique (8 min)
Mahmoud Ismail
• Presbyopic LASIK (8 min).
Jorge Alio
• Conquering presbyopia, the lens way (8 min).
Ahmed Khalil
• Future of multifocal IOLs (8 min).
Jorge Alio
• Comparison between Pentacam & ORA for correction factor of IOP in
normal eyes (8 min).
Tamer Adel
• Reducing pain during regional block injection in refractive surgery (8 min).
Dalia Samir
13:40 – 14:30
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Lunch
Friday 16/1/2015
Time
Event
Session (18):
Retinal Imaging
14:30 – 15:30
Chairpersons:
• Magdy Moussa
• Onsy Alfy
• Sherif Karawya
Speakers:
• Predictive and prognostic role of OCT (10 min).
Karim Raafat
• OCT changes in RPE pathology (10 min).
Mohamed Sharaf
• Swept source OCT: impact on diagnosis and management of chorioretinal disorders (10 min).
Magdy Moussa
• Fundus autofluorescence (10 min).
Karim Raafat
• Anterior segment fluorescein angiography (10 min).
Sherif Karawya
• Targeted laser therapy (10 min).
Marwa Mansour
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Friday 16/1/2015
Time
Event
15:35 – 16:45
Chairpersons:
• Monte Del Monte
• Adel Aly Eldein
• Elsayed Eltoukhi
Session (19):
Symposium On Paralytic Strabismus
Speakers:
• New surgical options in incomitant strabismus. (8 min)
Evelyn Paysse
• Third nerve palsy. (8 min)
Akmal Rizk
• The challenges of complete third nerve palsy: the effectiveness and alternatives of
the lateralis splitting procedure. (8 min)
H. Steffen
• Current management of third nerve palsy. (8 min)
Monte Del Monte
• Isolated inferior rectus paresis. (8 min)
Ahmed Reda Awadeen
• Fourth nerve palsy: different clinical presentation. (8 min)
Ibraheem Eladawy
• Superior oblique palsy. (8 min)
Adel Aly Eldein
• Current surgical management of sixth nerve palsy. (8 min)
Monte Del Monte
• Hess screen. (6 min)
Shaden Hamdy
16:45 – 17:00
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Coffee Break
Friday 16/1/2015
Time
17:00 – 18:30
Event
Session (20):
Advances In Ocular Surface Disorders & New Protocols In The Management
Of Ocular Infection
Chairpersons:
• Harminder Dua
• Mansour Hassan
• Hala khatab
Speakers:
• Keynote lecture: what is new that I do in ocular surface reconstruction? (15 min)
Harminder Dua
• Ocular surface disorders and graft loss. (10 min)
Ashraf Amayem
• Trans differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into limbal lineage. (10 min)
Ayman Shyaty
• Amniotic membrane modulation. (10 min)
Mahmoud Ismail
• Assessment of MIC by E test of ocular antibiotics used for treatment of
patients with keratitis and postoperative ocular infections. (10 min)
Maha Haggag
• Acanthamoeba keratitis: a potentially devastating problem. (10 min)
Eman Elshabrawi
• Multivariate analysis of microbial keratitis in Egypt. (10 min)
Maha Mohsen
Adjourn
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Main Sponsors
Other Sponsors
• El Fatmeya.
• Al Amin ( Amico )
• Eico Pharma
• Safa & Marwa
• Egy Medical
• EIPICO
• Nerhado
• Joly
• I-Care Medical
• El Hamd
• El Falaky
• View Tech
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