GSI BOOK NEW - Glaucoma Society of India

GSI BOOK NEW - Glaucoma Society of India

GLAUCOMA CONNECT 2015
2nd Announcement
with
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
“GLAUCOMA CONNECT 2015”
XXV Silver Jubilee Annual Conference of the
GLAUCOMA SOCIETY OF INDIA
Under the aegis of
Bombay Ophthalmologists’ Association
&
Maharashtra Ophthalmological Society
ITC Maratha
Hilton Hotel
Sahara Airport Road,
Andheri East, Mumbai 99
Sahara Airport Road,
Andheri East, Mumbai 99
Advance Registration ends on 15th September, 2015
This programme will carry 5 Credit Points from Maharashtra Medical Council.
It gives us immense pleasure to invite you to attend the 25th Annual Conference of Glaucoma Society of
India, which is scheduled to be held in Mumbai at ITC Maratha and Hotel Hilton from 2nd to 4th October
2015. This mega event is named GLAUCOMA CONNECT.
This booklet contains the entire scientific program for your information. You will notice that there are 25
international guest speakers, apart from more than a hundred national faculty.
Looking forward to meeting you at the event.
Dr Barun Kumar Nayak
Organizing Secretary – Glaucoma Connect
• Pre-registration will close on 15th September 2015. Thereafter, only SPOT REGISTRATION will be
available at the venue.
• This program carries 5 credit points from Maharashtra Medical Council.
• Accommodation: Accommodation at venue hotels have been SOLD OUT, however, we have made
arrangements at The Leela Mumbai a nearby (1 km away) five star luxury hotel, at the same
subsidized rate. 75% of the rooms have already been sold out at Leela, hence please rush in your
requests, if you need accommodation here. Write to [email protected] for further details.
Hall A: Session 1: Developments in Glaucoma • 9.00 - 10.40
Chairs: B.K. Nayak, Robert Stamper, Sushmita Kaushik
No. Topic
1
Keynote: Teaching and training for better
glaucoma services to the community
2
Evidence based results analysis of trabeculectomy
versus MIGS
3
Cerebrospinal fluid pressure - the X factor in glaucoma.
4
What is clinically applicable from the RCT's
5
Developments in progression analysis: imaging versus
visual fields. Ophthalmologist -patient communication
and implications for glaucoma management
6
The lamina cribrosa- what does it say
7
Medical management algorithms in India: clinical and
commercial implications for India
8
Ophthalmologist -patient communication and implications
for glaucoma management
Discussion
Time
Speaker
Mins.
9.01 - 9.12
S. S. Pandav
12
9.14 - 9.22
9.24 - 9.32
9.34 - 9.42
Tanuj Dada
Jost Jonas
Paul Lee
9
9
9
9.44 - 9.52
9.54 - 10.02
Sushmita Kaushik
Vinay Nangia
9
9
10.04 - 10.12 Rajul Parikh
9
10.14 - 10.22 Betsy Sleath
10.24 - 10.40 All
9
17
Tea Break 10.40 - 11.10
Hall A: Session 2: Silver Jubilee Plenary Session
Innovation in Glaucoma and its future • 11.10 - 12.40
Chairs: G. Chandrasekhar, L. Vijaya, Harsh Kumar
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Keynote: Should we revisit screening
Beta peripapillary atrophy
Integration of event and trend based analysis : implications
for the practice of glaucoma
The future : trans-scleral micro shunt. Do facts and figures
justify that it will replace trabeculectomy
Questions that Glaucoma Patients ask?
Laser procedures in glaucoma - new evidence
(Keynote): Role of clinical skills in glaucoma.
Discussion
11.11 - 11.25 Alan Robin
11.27 - 11.35 Makoto Araie
15
9
11.37 - 11.45 Chris Johnson
9
11.47 - 11.55
11.57 - 12.05
12.07 - 12.15
12.16 - 12.30
12.32 - 12.40
9
9
9
15
9
Paul Palmberg
Jack Cioffi
Robert stamper
G. Chandrashekar
Hall A: Audience Poll (Supported by Cipla) • 12.40 - 1.10
Ronnie George, Aditya Neog, Vanita Pathak-Ray, Nikhil Choudhari
Lunch Break 1.10 - 2.20
Hall A: Session 3: Surgery - Getting it Right • 2.20 - 3.50
Chairs: Robert Stamper, B Sridhar Rao, Viney Gupta, Tarek Shaarawy
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Keynote: Glaucoma surgery. Clinical and Economic
Implications for the Urban and Rural Community
The Classical Trabeculectomy Technique
Revision surgery -My Technique
Wound Healing. What's it about?
Long Term Pressure Reducing Efficacy of Trabeculectomy
Technique for Combined Surgery
The Acqueous Tube Shunt- Will it Work for India.
Discussion
2.21 - 2.35
2.37 - 2.45
2.47 - 2.55
2.57 - 3.05
3.07 - 3.15
3.17 - 3.25
3.27 - 3.35
3.37 - 3.50
Tea Break 3.50 - 4.10
3
R Krishnadas
B Shantha
B Sridhar Rao
Viney Gupta
Robert Stamper
Manish Shah
Paul Palmberg
All
15
9
9
9
9
9
9
14
Hall A: Session 4: Challenging Situations • 4.10 - 5.55
Chairs: R Krishnadas, Deven Tuli, Rita Dhamankar
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Keynote: Challenging situations in glaucoma management
Cataract surgery for glaucoma
Nothing is working what should I do?
Challenges in medical therapy what should I prescribe
Very high IOP and painful blind eye what to do?
Challenges in Glaucoma practice
Intraoperative Challenging Situations inValve Implantations
Challenges in Medical Therapy in Patients with Systemic
Contraindications
Discussion
4:11 - 4.25
4.27 - 4.35
4.37 - 4.45
4.47 - 4.55
4.57 - 5.05
5.07 - 5.15
5.17 - 5.25
J C Das
Ravi thomas
Robert Stamper
B K Nayak
Ronnie George
Harsh Kumar
R Venkatesh.
15
9
9
9
9
9
9
5.27 - 5.35
5.37 - 5.55
V. Ratra
9
19
Hall B: IC 1: Instruction Course - Basics • 8.30 - 9.45
Chairs: Aparna Rao, Nitin Deshpande
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Glaucoma Suspect
Target IOP
Gonioscopy
Basic Considerations for Medical Therapy
Neo-vascular Glaucoma
Indications for Surgery in POAG
Discussion
8.31 - 8.40
8.42 - 8.50
8.52 - 9.00
9.02 - 9.10
9.12 - 9.20
9.22 - 9.30
9.32 - 9.45
Aparna Rao
Amitava Biswas
Manavdeep Singh
Shaefali Parekh
Nitin Deshpande
Rita Dhamankar
All
10
9
9
9
9
9
14
Hall B: IC 2: Gonioscopy: Video Assisted Skill Transfer • 9.50 - 11.05
Chairs: Tanuj Dada, Mayuri Khamar
1
2
3
4
5
6
Principles, types of gonioscopes and sterilization procedures
Normal gonio-anatomy and classification
Goniopathology
Quiz for audience
How not to miss narrow angle
Discussion
9.51 - 9.59
10.01 - 10.09
10.11 - 10.34
10.36 - 10.44
10.46 - 10.54
10.56 - 11.05
Mayuri Khamar
Sushmita Kaushik
Tanuj Dada
Dewang Angmo
Sanjay Asrani
All
9
9
24
9
9
10
Tea Break 11.05 - 11.30
Hall B: IC 3: Instruction Course on Perimetry • 11.30 - 12.50
Chairs: Devindra Sood, Jack Cioffi, T Raveendra
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Reading the print out : clinical pearls
Avoiding errors and performing perfect visual field
Different strategies for visual field testing in glaucoma
Detection of progression
Pitfalls in Perimetry
Neurological defects in perimetry and its differentiation
from glaucoma
Audience interaction
11.31 - 11.40
11.41 - 11.50
11.51 - 12.00
12.01 - 12.10
12.11 - 12.20
Devindra Sood
Ankur Sinha
T Raveendra
P Sathyan
Mariam Mansoori
12.21 - 12.30 Suresh Gupta
12.31 - 12.50 All
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
Hall B: Lunch Time: Developing Research Capabilities • 12.55 - 1.50
Chairs: Jost Jonas, Paul Lee
1
2
3
4
5
6
My Research Development Strategy
Collaborations and Research
Taking Charge and Creating a Plan
The American Plans
Creating Research Platforms
Discussion
12.56 - 1.03
1.05 - 1.12
1.14 - 1.21
1.23 - 1.30
1.32 - 1.39
1.41 - 1.50
4
Paul Lee
Jost Jonas
Ronnie George
Jack Cioffi
Vinay Nangia
All
8
8
8
8
8
10
Hall B: IC 4: Diagnostics - Basics • 1.55 - 3.05
Chairs: Deven Tuli, Aditya Agrawal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Tonometry - the science and the art.
Clinical assessment of ONH and RNFL
Perimetry - clinical pearls and pitfalls
Imaging technology in assessing ONH and RNFL
Gonioscopy -clinical technique and importance
The glaucoma suspect - to treat or not to treat
Pre-perimetric glaucoma
Audience interaction
1.56 - 2.03
2.05 - 2.12
2.14 - 2.21
2.23 - 2.30
2.32 - 2.39
2.41 - 2.48
2.50 - 2.57
2.58 - 3.05
Parag Sharma
Aditya Agrawal
Kalyani Prasad
Medha Prabhu Desai
Dipanjan Pal
Deven Tuli
Maitreyee Das
All
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
Hall B: IC 5: Instruction Course - IOP • 3.10 - 4.25
Chairs: Manavdeep Singh, Gursatinder Singh
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Aqueous humor dynamics
Applanation tonometry video assisted
Applanation tonometry tips and tricks
Newer tonometry
Concept of target IOP
IOP fluctuation and circadian rhythm - what do they hide.
Relevance of the 'ONE' mm.Hg in medical management
Discussion
3.11 - 3.18
3.20 - 3.27
3.29 - 3.36
3.38 - 3.45
3.47 - 3.54
3.56 - 4.03
4.05 - 4.12
4.14 - 4.25
Gursatinder Singh
Manavdeep Singh
Shalini Mohan
Amit Porwal
Sumit Choudhary
Sanjay Asrani
Sathi Devi
All
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
12
Hall B: IC 6: Understanding Research for Clinical Practice • 4.30 - 6.00
Chairs: Ravi Thomas, Rajul Parikh
1
2
3
4
5
6
Introduction
Framing research question
Study designs
Applying research into clinical practice
Outline of statistical tests
Discussion
4.30 - 4.32
4.34 - 4.47
4.49 - 5.05
5.07 - 5.15
5.17 - 5.35
5.36 - 6.00
Rajul Parikh
Ronnie George
Rajul Parikh
Ravi Thomas
B. K. Nayak
All
2
14
17
9
19
24
Vanita Pathak Ray
Mayuri Khamar
Madhu Bhaduria
Paaraj Dave
Parul Ichhpujani
Maneesh Singh
All
10
9
9
9
9
9
14
Hall C: IC 7: More Basics • 8.30 - 9.45
Chairs: Sunil Jain, Preeti Kamdar
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Perimetry - Clinical Interpretation
Imaging in Glaucoma- My Choice
Systemic Diseases and Glaucoma
Secondary Glaucoma Scenarios
Trabeculectomy - The Classic Technique
Complications of Trabeculectomy
Discussion
8.31 - 8.40
8.42 - 8.50
8.52 - 9.00
9.02 - 9.10
9.12 - 9.20
9.22 - 9.30
9.32 - 9.45
Hall C: IC 8: The Glaucoma Brawl - Clear Your Doubts • 9.50 - 11.05
Chairs: Chandrima Paul, U. S. Tiwari, Vineet Ratra
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Detection of progression in a case of POAG would indicate
change of treatment – Based on Perimetry
Detection of progression in a case of POAG would indicate
change of treatment – Based on OCT
Cataract with POAG controlled with monotherapy cataract surgery alone
Cataract with POAG controlled with monotherapy combined surgery
Primary surgery with glaucoma filtration device - AADI.
The best choice
Primary surgery with Glaucoma Filtration Device The Mini Express Shunt. The better choice
Discussion
5
9.51 - 10.00
Uma Sharan Tiwari
10
10.02 - 10.10 Prateep Vyas
9
10.12 - 10.20 Arvind Neel
9
10.22 - 10.30 Vineet Ratra
9
10.32 - 10.40 Sumit Choudhury
9
10.42 - 10.50 Chandrima Paul
10.52 - 11.05 All
9
14
Tea Break 11.05 - 11.20
Hall C: IC 9: Management of the Secondary Glaucomas • 11.20 - 12.50
Chairs: Sunil Jain, Viney Gupta
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Post traumatic glaucoma
Uveitic glaucoma
Steroid induced glaucoma
Post-PK glaucoma
Lens related glaucomas
Malignant glaucoma
Neovascular glaucoma
Pseudo exfoliation glaucoma
Discussion
11.21 - 11.30
11.32 - 11.40
11.42 - 11.50
11.52 - 12.00
12.02 - 12.10
12.12 - 12.20
12.22 - 12.30
12.32 - 12.40
12.42 - 12.50
Mayuri Khamar
Gowri Murthy
Murali Ariga
P Sathyan
Sunil S. Jain
Manish Shah
Viney Gupta
Aparna Rao
All
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Lunch Break 12.50 - 1.50
Hall C: IC 10: Future Management of Glaucoma - Is it all Going to Change • 1.50 - 3.05
Chairs: Kalyani Prasad, Gagan Singh
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Non IOP lowering therapy for glaucoma
Vascular considerations
Stem Cells and glaucoma
Slow release drug delivery systems.
Genetics - are we going to be free from glaucoma.
Future of MIGS
Discussion
1.51 - 2.00
2.02 - 2.10
2.12 - 2.20
2.22 - 2.30
2.32 - 2.40
2.42 - 2.50
2.52 - 3.05
Gagan Singh
Kalyani Prasad
Vivek Dave
Ramesh Ayyala
S. Chakrabarti
Arvind Neel
All
10
9
9
9
9
9
14
Hall C: IC 11: Co-existing Glaucoma & Cataract • 3.10 - 4.25
Chairs: Arup Chakraborty, Surojit Chakraborty
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Pre operative considerations and indications for
combined surgery
Cataract surgery in post filter eye
Management of small pupil and sublaxated lens in
combined surgery
Management of LIG
Clear lens extraction :Its value in management of acute ACD
Management of uveitic glaucoma with cataract
Audience interaction
3.11 - 3.20
3.22 - 3.30
Maneesh Singh
Manju Pillai
10
9
3.32 - 3.40
3.42 - 3.50
3.52 - 4.00
4.02 - 4.10
4.12 - 4.25
Arup Chakrabarti
Amit Solanki
Surojit Chakraborty
Vanita Pathak-Ray
All
9
9
9
9
14
Hall C: IC 12: Video assisted Surgical Management • 4.30 - 6.00
Chairs: George Puthuran, Suman Thapa, JKS Parihar
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Trabeculectomy with Mitomycin C
Pre & Post Operative Measures to optimize
Filtering Outcome
Indications for a Tube & Surgical Technique - Valved
Surgical Technique – Non - Valved Drainage implant
including pars plana tube insertion
New Techniques to make Aqueous Drainage Implant Surgery
Easier and Safer Management of Tube Complications
Audience participation
4.31 - 4.42
Shalini Mohan
12
4.44 - 4.54
4.56 - 5.06
Suman S. Thapa
J.K.S. Parihar
11
11
5.08 - 5.18
5.20 - 5.32
5.34 - 5.45
5.47 - 6.00
George Puthran
Paul Palmberg
B Shantha
All
11
13
12
14
Hall D: Free Paper Session 1 • 8.30 - 9.45
Judges: R. Ramakrishnan, Arun Narayanaswamy, Devendra Sood
Hall D: Free Paper Session 2 • 9.50 - 11.00
Judges: Harsh Kumar, R. Krishnadas and Mani Bhaskaran
Saturday, 3rd October 2015
Hall A: The Premiere League Debate • 8.00 - 9.00
No.
1
2
3
Topic
Debate 1 - For
Debate 1 - Against
Discuss and Take Home
4
5
6
7
8
9
Debate 2 - For
Debate 2 - Against
Discuss and Take Home
Debate 3. - For
Debate 3 - Against
Discuss and Take Home
Anchor: Devindra Sood
(Watch out for the Topics!)
Speaker
8.01 - 8.04
Rajesh Sasikumar
8.05 - 8.08
Deven Tuli
Mani Bhaskaran, Rajul Parikh, G. Chandrasekhar,
8.10 - 8.19
Harsh Kumar
8.21 - 8.24
Shirish Nelivigi
8.25 - 8.28
Rita Dhamankar
8.30 - 8.39
George Puthuran, Murali Ariga,L Vijaya, J C Das.
8.41 - 8.44
Kirti Singh
8.45 - 8.48
Chandrima Paul
Sushmita Kaushik, P. Sathyan,
8.50 - 9.00
Ramanjit Sihota and R. Ramakrishna
Mins.
4
4
10
4
4
10
4
4
11
Hall A: Session 5: Epidemiology-clinical applications of epidemiological studies • 9.05 - 10.40
Chairs: Makato Araie, Ronnie George, Tin Aung
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Silver Jubilee Keynote: The Chennai Glaucoma StudyWhat it means for Chennai and India
The Andhra Pradesh Eye Disease Study
Glaucoma Related Results from the Beijing Eye Study
The Aravind Eye Study
The Singapore Studies and How They Changed Our
Practice Patterns
The Central India Eye and Medical Study.
Clinical Translational Elements for Glaucoma.
Glaucoma in Japan. Prevalence and Risk Factors
from Population Based Studies in Japan
Bhaktapur Eye Study. Implications for Glaucoma
Discussion
9.06 - 9.19
9.21 - 9.29
9.31 - 9.39
9.41 - 9.49
L. Vijaya
G. Chandrasekhar
Jost Jonas
R. Krishnadas
14
9
9
9
9.51 - 9.59
Tin Aung
9
10.01 - 10.09 Vinay Nangia
10
10.11 - 10.19 Makato Araie
10.21 - 10.29 Suman Thapa
10.31 - 10.40
9
9
10
Tea Break 10.40 - 11.10
Hall A: Session 6: SILVER JUBILEE PLENARY SESSION
Angle Closure Disease - Heads on • 11.10 - 1.10
Chairs: Ramanjit Sihota, B Sridhar Rao, Vinay Nangia
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Silver Jubilee Keynote: Prognostic factors and long term
prognosis in angle closure disease
Silver Jubilee Keynote: Treatment algorithms for primary
angle closure disease
Epidemiology of Angle Closure Disease in India
The Angle Closure Suspect Pearls in Gonioscopy
Laser procedure for ACD
Role of lens extraction in angle closure disease
Role of Imaging technology in ACD(3D)
Surgical Considerations for Angle Closure Disease
Recent advances in Angle Closure Disease:
Audience Interaction
11.11 - 11.25 Ramanjit Sihota
15
11.27 - 11.40
11.42 - 11.50
11.52 - 12.00
12.02 - 12.10
12.12 - 12.20
12.22 - 12.30
12.32 - 12.40
12.42 - 12.50
12.52 - 1.10
14
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
19
Lunch Break 1.10 - 2.25
Ravi Thomas
Ronnie George
Paul Palmberg
Harsh Kumar
Tin Aung
Chris Leung
R Ramakrishnan
Tin Aung
All
Hall A: Session 7: Medical Management & IOP - Taming Glaucoma • 2.25 - 3.55
Chairs: Chandrima Paul, Betsy Sleath, Manavdeep Singh
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Keynote: Choosing the right therapy for your patient.
Target IOP in India.
Cost effectivity of medical therapy and economics of
wages in India.
Compliance in the Indian Patient.
How Combination therapy works in my patients
Add or Switch
Are we successful in teaching our patients how to put drops
Discussion
2.26 - 2.40
2.42 - 2.50
B. K. Nayak.
Ramanjit Sihota
15
9
2.52 - 3.00
3.02 - 3.10
3.12 - 3.20
3.22 - 3.30
3.32 - 3.40
3.42 - 3.55
Murali Ariga
P Sathyan
L. Vijaya
Mayuri Khamar
Gowri Murthy
All
9
9
9
9
9
14
Hall A: Session 8: Managing with Surgery The Skills, The Trials & The Tribulations • 4.00 - 4.55
Chairs: S S Pandav, Rita Dhamankar, Deven Tuli
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Insights into Functioning of Glaucoma Drainage Devices.
Managing over filtering blebs
Managing Bleb failures
Tube complication and management
Practical tips for trabecular micro-bypass stent implantation
Surgical approaches for paediatric glaucoma
Discussion
4.01 - 4.07
4.09 - 4.15
4.17 - 4.23
4.25 - 4.31
4.33 - 4.39
4.41 - 4.47
4.49 - 4.55
S S Pandav
Suneeta Dubey
Sunil Jain
Sirisha Senthil
Chris Leung
Anil Mandal
All
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Tea Break 4.30 - 5.00
GBM 5.30 - 6.30 PM
DINNER & FELLOWSHIP 8.00 PM
Hall B: The Paul Palmberg Surgical Show • 7.30 - 8.30
Chairs: Sushmita Kaushik, B. Shantha
1
2
3
4
5
6
My Technique of Trabeculectomy
Use of Mitomycin-C, Technique and what to expect
I know how to fix the complicated Bleb
Surgery for Tube Shunts. The Step by Step Technique
Management of Complications from Tube Shunts
Discussion
7.31 - 7.39
7.41 - 7.49
7.51 - 7.59
8.01 - 8.09
8.11 - 8.19
8.21 - 8.30
Paul Palmberg
Paul Palmberg
Paul Palmberg
Paul Palmberg
George Puthuran
All
9
9
9
9
9
10
Hall B: IC 13 : : Anterior segment imaging in glaucoma • 8.35 - 9.45
Chairs: Arun Narayanaswamy, Reena Chowdhary
1
2
3
4
5
6
UBM - basics and beyond
OCT - overview of platforms and image reading
How has anterior segment imaging changed my practice?
Imaging and its potential as a screening tool for angle closure
OCT guided interventions in glaucoma
Angle imaging versus gonioscopy
8
8.36 - 8.45
8.47 - 8.56
8.58 - 9.07
9.09 - 9.18
9.20 - 9.29
9.31 - 9.40
Sushmita Kaushik
Reena Choudhry
Mani Bhaskaran
Ronnie George
Rajesh Sasikumar
10
10
10
10
10
Arun Narayanaswamy 10
Hall B: IC 14 : Evaluation for glaucoma progression • 9.50 - 11.05
Chairs: G. Chandrasekhar, Manish Shah
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Introduction
Using Visual fields ( with reference To Humphrey Zeiss)
Visual field (Octopus)
GDx in Progression
OCT evaluation of Progression
HRT 3 Evaluation of Progression
Evaluation for Glaucoma Progression
Summary
Discussion
9.51 - 9.52
9.54 - 10.02
10.04 - 10.12
10.14 - 10.22
10.24 - 10.32
10.34 - 10.42
10.44 - 10.52
10.54 - 10.56
10.58 - 11.05
Manish Shah
Harsha Rao
Devindra Sood
Mayuri Khamar
Prateep Vyas
Manish Shah
G Chandrasekhar
Manish Shah
All
2
9
9
9
9
9
9
3
8
Tea Break : 11.05-11.35
Hall B: IC 15 : Management of surgical complications • 11.35 - 01.05
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Chairs: G. Chandrasekhar, L. Vijaya
Introduction.
11.26 - 11.40
Trabeculectomy –step by step guide to prevent intraoperative and post operative complications.
11.42 - 11.50
Management of early postoperative hypotony
11.52 - 12.00
How to avoid Hypotonic maculopathy
12.05 - 12.10
Diagnosis and management of blinding complications like
malignant glaucoma and supra-choroidal haemorrhage
12.12 - 12.20
How to recognize and rescue a failing trabeculectomy bleb
12.22 - 12.30
Glaucoma drainage implants –step by step guide to
safeimplant surgery
12.32 - 12.40
Tube and plate related complications - when and how to
intervene successfully.
12.42 - 12.50
Sirisha Senthil
5
Sushma Tejwani
Ronnie George
Paul Palmberg
9
9
9
Sirisha Senthil
Deven Tuli
9
Sushmita Kaushik
9
George Puthuran
9
9
Lunch Break 1.05 - 2.20
Hall B: IC 16 : Perimetry essentials for glaucoma practice • 2.20 - 3.35
Chairs: B. K.Nayak, Chitra Ramamurthy
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6
7
Basics of perimetry
Interpretation of a single field print out
Follow up strategies on perimetry
Pitfalls in perimetry
Non Glaucomatous visual field changes
Learning from my mistakes in perimetry
Audience participation
2.21 - 2.30
2.32 - 2.40
2.42 - 2.50
2.52 - 3.00
3.02 - 3.10
3.12 - 3.20
3.22 - 3.35
Sayed Mazhar
Sachin Dharwadkar
B. K. Nayak
Tutul Chakrborty
Chitra Ramamurthy
Sanjay Asrani
All
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Hall B: IC 17 : Clinical implications of the landmark trials in glaucoma • 3.40 - 5.05
Chairs: Ronnie George, Aditya Neog
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8
How I use findings from the OHTS/EGPS study in treating
ocular hypertension.
Using the CIGTS study findings in clinical practice
How the EMGT study results have influenced my
glaucoma management
Using the AGIS study results in managing advanced glaucoma
Impact of the CNTGS study in my management of normal
tension glaucoma
Surgical decision making : How has the TVT study
influenced me ?
Clinical Pearls from trials
Discussion
9
3.41 - 3.50
3.52 - 4.00
Ronnie George
B Shantha
10
9
4.02 - 4.10
4.12 - 4.20
Rajul Parikh
Manish Panday
9
9
4.22 - 4.30
Aditya Neog
9
4.32 - 4.40
4.42 - 4.50
4.52 - 5.05
L Vijaya
Arvind Neel
All
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9
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Hall C: Overseas Training Importance and Relevance for India • 7.30 - 8.30
Chairs: L. Vijaya, G. Chandrasekhar
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4
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6
UCSF California the Land of Opportunities
Training in India
Fellowship Program of APAO
My Time Overseas. What it did for me
The Singapore National Eye Center
Discussion
7.31 - 7.40
7.42 - 7.50
7.52 - 8.00
8.02 - 8.10
8.12 - 8.20
8.22 - 8.30
Robert Stamper
L. Vijaya
Makoto Araie
Harsha Rao
Tin Aung
ALL
10
9
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Hall C: IC 18 : Advanced course on perimetry • 8.35 - 9.45
Chairs: L. Vijaya, B Shantha, Chris Johnson
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4
5
Role of perimetry in the early diagnosis of glaucoma:
FDP/ SWAP Flicker-defined-form perimetry
Eye tracking in perimetry
Assessing glaucoma progression with perimetry: Event
based analysis
Assessing glaucoma progression: Trend based analysis
Case discussion with representative samples with audience
8.36 - 8.47
8.49 - 9.00
B. Shantha
Ronnie George
12
12
9.02 - 9.13
9.15 - 9.26
9.28 - 9.45
L.Vijaya
Harsha Rao
All.
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12
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Hall C: IC 19 : Childhood Glaucomas • 9.50 - 11.05
Chairs: Sushmita Kaushik, Anil Mandal
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4
5
6
7
8
9
An overview of the problem of Childhood Glaucoma
How can genetic testing in children help the clinician?
What to look for during examination of a baby with
suspected glaucoma
Pearls for accurately localizing the Schlemms canal in a
stretched limbus
Trabeculectomy vs combined trabeculectomy
and trabeculotomy
How to choose the initial surgical procedure in secondary
childhood Glaucoma
Drainage implants in children: AGV, AADI or any?
Sturge Weber Syndrome: The challenge and the hope
Panel Discussion and Question Answer Session
9.51 - 9.55
9.57 - 10.03
Sushmita Kaushik
S. Chakrabarti
5
7
10.05 - 10.11 Pankaj Kataria
7
10.13 - 10.19 Anil Mandal
7
10.21 - 10.27 S S Pandav
7
10.29 - 10.35
10.37 - 10.43
10.45 - 10.51
10.53 - 11.05
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13
Geroge Puthuran
Sirisha Senthil
Sushmita Kaushik
All
Tea Break 11.05 - 11.30
Hall C: IC 20 : Traversing the razors edge in surgeries in
secondary glaucoma Scenarios • 11.30 - 01.00
Chairs: Usha Yadav, Kirti Singh
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Trabeculectomy in pseudophakic / aphakic glaucoma (AC IOL)
Trabeculectomy in Nevus of Ota
Trabeculectomy in Sturge Weber
Staged Trabeculectomy followed by scleral fixation
in subluxated lens induced glaucoma
Trabeculectomy in uveitic glaucoma
Tube in silicone oil induced glaucoma
Tube in Post - PK Glauoma
Interaction with audience
11.31 - 11.40 Ramanjit Sihota
11.42 - 11.50 Usha Yadava
11.52 - 12.00 Brig JKS Parihar
10
9
9
12.02 - 12.10
12.12 - 12.20
12.22 - 12.30
12.32 - 12.40
12.42 - 01.00
9
Lunch Break 01.00 - 2.15
10
Kirti Singh
Col. Madhu Bhadauria 9
Brig JKS Parihar
Suneeta Dubey
All
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9
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Hall C: IC 21 : Understanding the medical management of glaucoma • 2.15 - 3.30
Chairs: Harsh Kumar, R. Krishnadas
1
Reconfirming the diagnosis of glaucoma before starting the
medical therapy
Where should I set my target pressures to begin in a new
patient, and how to say it is the right judgement over time
Which therapy to initiate based on the target IOP
Switching and Adding: Concepts and Applications.
Role of punctual occlusion, methods of putting drops and
how to judge and ensure compliance
Common mistakes by generalists while prescribing anti
glaucoma medication
Medications for special situations like uveitis, NVG, silicone
oil induced glaucoma, pregnancy and congenital glaucoma
New medications in pipeline
Discussion
2
3
4
5
6
7
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9
2.16 - 2.23
Manish Shah
8
2.25 - 2.31
2.33 - 2.39
2.41 - 2.47
Harsh Kumar
7
Ganesh Raman 7
SS Pandav
7
2.49 - 2.55
Viney Gupta
7
2.57 - 03.03
B K Nayak
7
3.05 - 3.11
3.13 - 3.17
3.19 - 3.30
Sirish Nelivigi
Prateep Vyas
7
5
12
Quiz: 3.35-5.00 Quiz Masters: Sunil Jain, Murali Ariga and Paaraj Dave
Hall D : Video Fest 1 • 8.00 - 9.30
Judges: B. Sridhar Rao, Mani Bhaskaran and Chandrima Paul
Hall D : Video Fest 2 • 9.45 - 11.00
Judges: J C Das, Mayuri Khamar, Rajesh Sasikumar.
Sunday, 4th October 2015
Hall A: Session 9 : Research - The Best From India • 8.00 - 9.00
Chairs: Jack Cioffi, S.S. Pandav
No
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6
Topic
A Relationship between corneal biomechanical properties,
central corneal thickness and intraocular pressure across the
spectrum of glaucoma. Am. J. Ophthalmology
Six-year incidence of angle closure disease in a South Indian
Population: The Chennai Eye Disease Incidence Study.
Am. J. Ophthalmology
Illuminated microcathether circumferential trabeculotomy
versus combined trabeculotomy-trabeculectomy for primary
congenital glaucoma: a randomized controlled trial.
Treatment outcomes in Malignant Glaucoma. Ophthalmology
Family history is a strong risk factor for prevalent angle
closure in a South Indian Population.
Discussion
Speaker
Mins.
8.01 - 8.10
Sushmita Kaushik
10
8.12 - 8.20
L. Vijaya
9
8.22 - 8.30
8.32 - 8.40
S. Temkar
Paaraj Dave
9
9
8.42 - 8.50
8.52 - 9.00
K. Srinivasan
All
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9
Hall A: Session 10 : The Great Grand Rounds • 9.05 - 10.40
Chairs: R. Ramakrishnan, Manish Shah, Devendra Sood
Discussants: G.Chandrasekhar, L. Vijaya, Paul Palmberg, Jack Cioffi, Ravi Thomas, Harsh Kumar, Tarek Shaarawy.
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3
4
5
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7
8
9
10
11
12
Early Post Operative management of Hypotony in an adult
following AGV for pseudophakic Glaucoma
Discussion
My Take
Secondary Glaucoma following uncomplicated
cataract Surgery
Discussion
My Take
Management of repeated tube exposure following Ahmed
glaucoma valve surgery
Discussion
My Take
To demonstrate unusual clinical presentation of bilateral
simultaneous acute angle closure
Discussion
My Take
9.06 - 9.13
9.15 - 9.24
9.26 - 9.27
B. Shantha
Panel
Tarek Shaarawy
8
10
2
9.29-9.36
9.38-9.47
9.49-9.50
Sirisha Senthil
Panel
Jack Cioffi
8
10
2
9.52-9.59
10.01-10.10
10.12-10.13
Gowri Murthy
Panel
Paul Palmberg
8
10
2
10.15-10.22
10.24-10.33
10.35-10.40
Sushmita Kaushik
Panel
Ravi Thomas
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10
2
Tea Break 10.40 - 11.10
Hall A: Session 11 : Silver Jubilee Plenary Session
Small Tips with Big Clinical Implications • 11.10 - 1.10
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4
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9
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Chairs: Ravi Thomas, J C Das, Sirisha Senthil
( Silver Jubilee Keynote)Aspects of anatomy of the nerve head 11.11 - 11.25 Jonas Jost
11.27 - 11.40 R Ramakrishnan
(Silver Jubilee Keynote)Optimizing anti glaucoma surgery
11.42 - 11.52 G Chandrasekhar
Common errors in glaucoma diagnosis :
Retinal nerve fiber layer - its characteristics and clinical
11.54 - 12.04 Vinay Nangia
implications
12.06 - 12.16 L. Vijaya
Ensuring Surgical Success in Glaucoma
Diagnosing glaucoma in the community cataract patients.
12.18 - 12.28 R Krishnadas.
Developing a fool proof system
ONH how to differentiate between glaucoma and mimics
12.30 - 12.40 Sanjay Asrani
of Glaucoma ?
12.42 - 12.52 Arvind Neela
Trabeculectomy vs Tube vs Canal Based Surgery
12.54 - 1.10 All
Discussion
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Lunch Break 1.10 - 2.25
Hall A: Session 12 : Diagnostics • 2.25 - 3.55
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4
5
6
7
Chairs: G. Chandrasekhar, B. Shantha, Kirti Singh
(Keynote): The history of perimetry and visual field testing 2.26 - 2.40
Pearls and Pitfalls of OCT
2.42 - 2.52
Advances in digital imaging technologies for detecting and
following glaucoma
2.54 - 3.04
Clinical assessment of optic nerve in glaucoma
3.06 - 3.16
Which Imaging technology and why
3.18 - 3.28
Anterior segment imaging
3.30 - 3.40
Discussion
3.42 - 3.55
Chris Johnson
Sanjay Asrani
15
11
Chris Leung
Jack cioffi
Harsha Rao
A. Narayanaswamy
All
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11
14
Hall A : Session 13 : Free papers (final) • 4.00 - 5.10
Judges: Vinal Nangia, G Chandrasekhar, L. Vijaya, B. K. Nayak
Hall A : Valedictory • 5.10 - 5.25
Hall B: IC 22 : Changing Trends of Structural Imaging in Glaucoma • 8.30 - 9.45
Chairs: Harsha Rao, Rajesh Sasikumar
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2
3
4
5
6
8
Optic nerve Head imaging-confocal scanning laser
ophthalmoscopy
Optic nerve head imaging- Optical coherence tomography
Retinal nerve fiber imaging-scanning laser polarimeter
Retinal nerve fiber imaging-optical coherence tomography
Macular imaging
Choroid and lamina cribrosa imaging
Discussion
8.31 - 8.40
8.42 - 8.50
8.52 - 9.00
9.02 - 9.10
9.12 - 9.20
9.22 - 9.30
9.32 - 9.45
Manish Shah
Ronnie George
Tanuj Dada
Chandrima Paul
Rajul Parikh
Rajesh Sasikumar
All
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9
9
9
9
9
14
Hall B: IC 23 : Quality of Life and Adherence • 9.50 - 11.05
Chairs: J C Das, Shibal Bhartiya
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Importance of patient communication
Adherence to therapy
Consideration for QOL in Glaucoma patients
How to enhance compliance
Art of treating patient and not disease: How I approach my
patient with glaucoma
Driving performance of the glaucoma patient
Surgery vs medical therapy my approach for patient
Discussion
9.51 - 9.59
10.01 - 10.08
10.10 - 10.17
10.19 - 10.26
Shibal Bhartiya
Maneesh Singh
Shaifali Parikh
Sunil Gupta
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8
8
8
10.28 - 10.35
10.37 - 10.44
10.46 - 10.53
11.55 - 11.05
Rita Dhamankar
Makato Araie
J C Das
All
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8
8
11
Tea Break 11.05 - 11.30
Hall B: IC 24 : Medical Management - The Basics • 11.30 - 01.00
Chairs: Suneeta Dubey, Dipanjan Pai
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3
4
5
6
7
8
Basic considerations before starting medical therapy
Systemic side effects of Glaucoma Therapy
Generic v/s branded anti glaucoma drugs
Preservative and topical anti glaucoma therapy
Medical management a look beyond IOP
Local side effect of anti glaucoma therapy
Special situations and medical therapy
Discussion
11.31 - 11.40
11.42 - 11.50
11.52 - 12.00
12.02 - 12.10
12.12 - 12.20
12.22 - 12.30
12.32 - 12.40
12.42 - 01.00
Gursatinder Singh
Parul Ichhpujani
Monica Gandhi
Sagarika Patyal
Suneeta Dubey
Rupali Nerlikar
Shilpa Patil
All
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9
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9
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Lunch Break 01.00 - 2.15
Hall B: Perspectives and Reality • 2.15 - 3.30
Chairs: Ramanjit Sihota, Rita Dhamankar
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2
3
4
5
Preventing Blindness in Paediatric Glaucomas
Microincisiona glaucoma surgery. The future beckons.
Disaster management -The Nepal Challenge
Imaging in Glaucoma - Can't do without it.
Discussion
2.16 - 2.30
2.32 - 2.45
2.47 - 3.00
3.02 - 3.15
3.17 - 3.30
Ramanjit Sihota
Tarek Shaarawy
Suman Thapa
Mani Bhaskaran
All
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14
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14
14
Hall C : The Editors: Enhancing Science Through Journals • 7.30 - 8.30
Chairs: Jack Cioffi, B K Nayak
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2
3
4
How to Write a Manuscript
Critical Evaluation of research submissions.
Enhancing quailty of research submissions and Building a
journals scientific content.
Discussion
7.31 - 7.45
7.47 - 8.00
Jost Jonas
Jack Cioffi.
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14
8.02 - 8.15
8.17 - 8.30
B K Nayak
All
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Hall C : IC 25 : Co existing Glaucoma and Cataract •8.30 - 9.45
Chairs: Praffula Sarma, R. Venkatesh
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2
3
4
5
6
7
When would I do combined surgery for Cataract
and Glaucoma
My technique of combined surgery (Two site)
My technique of combined surgery(same site)
Managing difficult situation in combined surgery
Managing complications intra op and post op
Long term Iop out come in combined surgery
Audience interaction
8.31 - 8.40
8.42 - 8.50
8.52 - 9.00
9.02 - 9.10
9.12 - 9.20
9.22 - 9.30
9.32 - 9.45
Krishna Prasad
Ashish Thool
Vinita Ramnani
R. Venkatesh
Prafulla Sharma
Sagarika Patyal
All
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9
9
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9
9
14
Hall C : IC 26 : Lasers in glaucoma • 9.50 - 11.05
Chairs: Murali Ariga, R Venkatesh
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2
3
4
5
6
7
Iridotomy –why, when and how
Laser trabeculoplasty –current concepts
Cyclodestruction (Diode CPC)
Endoscopic CPC
CLASS (CO2 laser assisted sclerectomy)
Other laser procedures in glaucoma
Discussion
9.51 - 10.00
10.02 - 10.10
10.12 - 10.20
10.22 - 10.30
10.32 - 10.40
10.42 - 10.50
10.52 - 11.05
Madhu Bhadauria
Murli Ariga
Aditya Neog
Gowri Murthy
R Venkatesh
Harsh Kumar
All
10
9
9
9
9
9
14
Tea Break 11.05 - 11.30
Hall C : IC 27 : Surgical management of difficult glaucomas • 11.30 - 01.00
Chairs: Gowry Murthy, Sathi Devi
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Introduction, Anatomical peculiarities and goals of surgical
management of refractory glaucoma
11.31 - 11.36 Gowri Murthy
Drainage implants- indications, when to do, which valve to
use, and surgical tips to maximize success
11.38 - 11.46 Sushmita Kaushik
TSCPC- Indications, technique, how do we make it safer?11.48 - 11.54 Viney Gupta
ECP- Role in management of refractory Glaucomas,
what to expect
11.54 - 12.02 Gowri Murthy
Neovascular glaucoma- pearls for effective surgical
management
12.04 - 12.10 Sirisha Senthil
Glaucoma with Vitreoretinal co morbidities- special
considerations and tips for surgical management
12.12 - 12.20 L Vijaya
Glaucoma with corneal comorbidities- post PK/ kerato
prosthesis - special considerations and surgical management 12.22 - 12.30 Sathi Devi
Panel discussion of 2 case presentations of a surgical situation
of interest in refractory glaucoma and questions from audience 12.32 - 01.00
Lunch Break 01.00 - 2.10
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Hall C : IC 28 : Women in Glaucoma • 2.10 - 3.25
Chairs: Madhu Bhaduria, Shikha Fogla
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2
3
4
5
6
7
Phaco trabeculectomy: how to do it just right?
2.11 - 2.19
Tips for AGV implantation
2.21 - 2.29
Safe surgery system for trabeculectomy combined with SICS 2.31 - 2.39
Post PK glaucoma
2.41 - 2.49
When do I use cataract extraction as a treatment for glaucoma2.51 - 2.59
IOP in pre and post lasik healthy eyes.
3.01 - 3.09
Discussion
3.11 - 3.30
Meenakshi Dhar
Tanuja Kate
Rekha Khandelwal
Shikha Fogla
Priti Kamdar
Reshma Jhaveri
All
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15
Hall D : The optic disc by Jost B. Jonas • 8.00 - 9.00
Chairs: Suman Thapa, Ronnie George
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2
3
4
The Clinical appearance of the optic disc and its meaning
30
Imaging the optic disc,with the OCT
Optic disc progression
Discussion
8.01 - 8.30
Jost Jonas.
8.32 - 8.40
8.42 - 8.50
8.52 - 9.00
Vinay Nangia
Sanjay Asrani
All
9
9
9
Hall D : Primary Angle Closure Disease • 9.05 - 10.05
Chairs: : Ramanjit Sihota, Vinay Nangia
1
2
3
4
5
Imaging Technology and its Clinical Importance in Primary A
ngle Closure Disease
Is a better understanding of pathogenesis improving
outcomes in Angle Closure Disease
The Choroid and other parameters in Angle Closure Disease
The Dilemma of Chronic Angle Closure
Discussion
9.06-9.15
Rajesh Sasikumar
10
9.17-9.27
9.28-9.37
9.39-9.48
9.50-10.05
Ramanjit Sihota
Jost Jonas
Vinay Nangia
All
10
10
10
15
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