Friday 14 February | 09.30 – 16.45
Chairpersons: J. Güell SPAIN (President, EuCornea)
R. Nuijts THE NETHERLANDS (Chairperson, ESCRS/EuCornea Cmmittee)
Section 1: Management of Corneal Complications after Refractive Surgery (ESCRS)
Moderators: R. Bellucci ITALY, R. Nuijts THE NETHERLANDS
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
- 09.30
- D. Epstein SWITZERLAND
Management of corneal complications after refractive surgery
CASE PRESENTATIONS
- 09.50
- T. Juhas SLOVAKIA
Extreme overcorrection and tissue loss after standard excimer laser treatment of low
myopia and astigmatism
- 10.00
- T. Kohnen GERMANY
Corneal decompensation and angle-closure glaucoma after upside-down implantation
of an angle-supported anterior chamber phakic intraocular lens
- 10.10
- E. Sykakis UK
Management of acute onset post femtosecond LASIK infection
- 10.20
- E. Kalizhnikova RUSSIA
A case of successful surgical treatment of ectasia after LASIK surgery with
implantation of intrastromal corneal ring MyoRing
- 10.30
- Discussion
Section 2: Tips and Pitfalls in Corneal Graft Surgery:
DALK, DSEK, PK (EuCornea)
Moderators: B. Cochener FRANCE, U. Stenevi SWEDEN
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
- 10.40
- J. Güell SPAIN
Transition to DALK
CASE PRESENTATIONS
- 11.00
- R. Bellucci ITALY
Paracentral corneal scar, iris coloboma, aphakia: PK or no PK
- 11.10
- P. Georgoudis UK
Recurrent late Descemet’s membrane detachment following
DALK for keratoconus managed with interface fibrin sealant glue
- 11.20
- R. Spena ITALY
Two-step surgery for the treatment of a conjunctival squamous cell
carcinoma infiltrating the superficial cornea
- 11.30
- E. Sykakis UK
Spontaneous perforation due to acute hydrops in longstanding
penetrating keratoplasty graft with host tissue ectasia
- 11.40
- C. Bovone ITALY
Confocal microscopy to evaluate protozoan clearance improves the outcome
of keratoplasty performed for corneal infestation
- 11.50
- A. Sherif EGYPT
Different strategies for the management of high post DALK residual astigmatism
- 12.00
- S. Latinovic SERBIA
Wavefront guided Femto-LASIK improves quality of vision after penetrating keratoplasty
- 12.10
- Discussion
- 12.20
- Break
Section 3: Miscellaneous (ESCRS)
Moderators: M. Busin ITALY, G. Kymionis GREECE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
- 13.30
- G. Luyten THE NETHERLANDS
The tumour of the conjunctiva
CASE PRESENTATIONS
- 13.50
- F. Huls USA
Consumption of raw oysters leading to blinding bilateral endophthalmitis
with Plesiomonas shigelloides in a patient with sickle cell disease
- 14.00
- C. Grassi USA
Idiopathic vitreous inflammation after Boston keratoprosthesis: recurrent cases
- 14.10
- P. Schollmeyer SLOVENIA
Severe contact lens related pseudomonas keratitis
- 14.20
- J. Parker USA
Anterior stromal puncture for non-healing corneal ulcers
- 14.30
- S. Sapeta POLAND
In vivo corneal confocal microscopy in glaucoma patients after anti-glaucoma treatment
- 14.40
- M. Hafez Ahmed EGYPT
Analysis of two-year corneal cross-linking results in keratoconus patients
- 14.50
- M. Hafez Ahmed EGYPT
Comparison of epithelium-off and transepithelial corneal
collagen cross-linking
for treatment of keratoconus
- 15.00
- C. Katsoulos GREECE
Cone area in keratoconus
- 15.10
- Discussion
Section 4: Ocular Surface Disease:
What worked and what did not (EuCornea)
Moderators: J. Güell SPAIN, F. Malecaze FRANCE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
- 15.20
- B. Cochener FRANCE
What’s new in the management of dry eye
CASE PRESENTATIONS
- 15.40
- B. Azzurra Ricci Filipovic ITALY
Phacoemulsification performed in an eye with herpetic endothelitis mimicking
endothelial decompensation
- 15.50
- M. Morral SPAIN
Bilateral corneal ulcers as a complication of systemic inhibitors of the
epidermal growth factor receptor: a case report
- 16.00
- E. Mrukwa-Kominek POLAND
Corneal collagen cross-linking in treatment of keratoconus in thin corneas
- 16.10
- T. Tabalyuk UKRAINE
Epi-on cross-linking in keratotorus
- 16.20
- J. Güell SPAIN
Large corneal scar after post-traumatic pseudomona keratitis
- 16.30
- Discussion
- 16.45
- End of session