ESCRS/EuCornea Cornea Day
(Organised by ESCRS and EuCornea)

Friday 21 February | 09.30 – 16.45 | Auditorium des Ministres

Chairpersons: J. Güell SPAIN (EUCORNEA), R. Nuijts THE NETHERLANDS (ESCRS)

09.30 – 11.25
Section 1: Ocular Surface Disease: What Worked and What Did Not (EuCornea)

Moderators: J. Guell SPAIN, G. Kymionis SWITZERLAND

Keynote Speaker:

• 09.30
• M. Labetoulle FRANCESome pitfalls in dry eye patients and some ways to avoid them
  

Case Presentations

• 09.50
• N. Estebanez Corrales SPAIN Medical treatment and surgical procedures performed in an aggressive peripheral ulcerative keratitis (PUK) associated with hepatitis C
• 09.57
• M. Roda ITALYVitamin A deficiency after bariatric surgery
• 10.04
• A. Rhizlane MOROCCO An atypical keratoconjunctivitis: an unusual primary ocular manifestation in Behcet's disease?
• 10.11
• M. Moustaine MOROCCO Ipsilateral lamellar auto-keratoplasty in the management of pre-perforated descemetocele on corneal abscess
• 10.18
• J. Artaechevarria Artieda SPAINPeripheral ulcerative keratitis in a patient with bilateral scleritis: a challenge in medical and surgical management
• 10.25
• F. Chraibi MOROCCO Amniotic membrane graft in ocular cicatricial pemphigus: a more conservative approach
• 10.32
• M. Ait Al Jazzar MOROCCO Bilateral isolated conjunctival Kaposi’s sarcoma in a human immunodeficiency virus positive patient: a case report
• 10.39
• D. Lopes PORTUGALGiant squamous cell carcinoma of the conjunctiva: a clinical case report
• 10.46
• A. Hassan UKLong term once daily finger-prick autologous blood for the treatment of severe dry eye disease: a single interventional case
• 10.53
• R. Jomaa MOROCCOScleral lenses in the management of Salzmann nodular degenration (SND)
• 11.00
• N. Di GeronimoITALY Ocular discomfort symptoms after proton beam radiotherapy for choroidal melanoma: iatrogenic dry eye disease or tantalum marker clips dislocation?
• 11.07
• M. Ayachi TUNISIA Epithelial basement membrane dystrophy: A case report
• 11.14
• B. Leafu-Popa ROMANIA Management of ocular surface disease in a patient with Netherton syndrome: a Sisyphean endeavor?
• 11.21
• Discussion
• 11.25
• End of session

11.25 - 12.50
Section 2: Management of Corneal Complications after Refractive Surgery (ESCRS)

Moderators: M. Busin ITALY, J. Vryghem BELGIUM

Keynote Speaker:

• 11.25
• R. Bellucci ITALY Corneal endothelium and phakic IOLs: problems and solutions
  

Case Presentations

• 11.45
• H. Nasr EGYPTChallenging penetrating keratoplasty
• 11.52
• M. Petrelli GREECECombined pupilloplasty and retropupillary iris-claw intraocular lens implantation with DSAEK in a patient with traumatic iridoplegia, Aphakia and corneal decompensation
• 11.59
• Z. Ashena UK Refractive lens exchange with trifocal intraocular lens in Fuchs endothelial dystrophy
• 12.06
• R. Zaki EGYPT Always expect the unexpected after corneal infection to PRK
• 12.13
• W. Wan Abdul Halim MALAYSIA Successful treatment with good visual outcome in a case of bilateral endophthalmitis complicated peripheral ulcerative keratitis post cataract surgery
• 12.20
• F.J. Huelin SPAINA series of unfortunate events
• 12.27
• C. Azpitarte Sanchez-Muros SPAINSpontaneous corneal edema recovery after a giant Descemet membrane detachment (DMD) secondary to cataract surgery: a case report
• 12.34
• G. Kymionis SWITZERLAND Combined DSAEK and implant flipping with retropupillary fixation in a patient with anterior chamber iris-claw intraocular lens and corneal edema
• 12.41
• Discussion
• 12.45
• End of session

13.30 – 14.50
Section 3: Keratoconus Management (ESCRS)

Moderators: N. Alejandre SPAIN, N. Visser THE NETHERLANDS

Keynote Speaker:

• 13.30
• B. Bachmann GERMANYA paradigm shift from conservative to surgical treatment of acute hydrops in keratoconus
  

Case Presentations

• 13.50
• H. Elnashar EGYPT The crab claw
• 13.57
• P. Agarwal UAENovel technique of fixing intracorneal rings segments after migration
• 14.04
• L. Bourke IRELAND A severe case of unilateral corneal hydrops in a patient with bilateral keratoconus on a background of Trisomy 21
• 14.11
• D. Anwar IRAQ Type II big bubble in deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty masquerading as air bubble in anterior chamber
• 14.18
• D. Nevrov RUSSIAA new approach to the management of pellucid marginal degeneration: simultaneous implantation of a refractive lenticule and ICRS
• 14.25
• S. Algehedan SAUDI ARABIA Femtosecond laser-assisted anterior lamellar keratoplasty FALK for keratoconous treatment
• 14.32
• S. Rodrigo Rey SPAINKeratoconus induced by topical prostaglandin analogue treatment
• 14.39
• M. Dickman THE NETHERLANDSNecrotizing stromal keratitis in a patient with keratoconus and atopic dermatitis: more than meets the eye
• 14.46
• Discussion
• 14.50
• End of session

14.50 - 16.45
Section 4: Infectious Keratitis (EuCornea)

Moderators: B. Allan UK, F. Malecaze FRANCE,

Keynote Speaker:

• 14.50
• A. Slomovic CANADA A 16 year history of infectious keratitis
  

Case Presentations

• 15.10
• G. Galante ITALY Management of post-Descemet stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty (DSAEK) fungal interface abscess
• 15.17
• N. laaribi MOROCCO Herpetic keratitis after corneal cross-linking
• 15.24
• M. Boutkhil MOROCCO Atypical clinical presentation of several herpetic stromal ring keratitis: a case report
• 15.31
• J. Saade LEBANNON Penetrating keratoplasty after perforation in the setting of infectious keratitis
• 15.38
• N. Inzale MOROCCO Unexpected evolution of corneal burn treated with corticosteroids: herpetic keratitis
• 15.45
• M. Brocal Sanchez SPAINGiant iris cyst secondary to penetrating keratoplasty due to gonococcal infection: management with Nd:YAG laser
• 15.52
• A. Kuligowska POLAND Atypical presentation of herpes simplex virus type 1 keratitis in healthy caucasian male
• 15.59
• R. Alrasheed SAUDI ARABIAEnterobacter cloacae keratitis after corneal cross-linking for keratoconus: a case report
• 16.06
• N. Visser THE NETHERLANDSSevere fusarium keratitis in a contact lens-wearer
• 16.13
• C. Gines Gallego SPAIN Penetrating keratoplasty for failed deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty in keratitis-induced corneal scarring: facing an unexpected endotheliopathy
• 16.20
• N. Sevilla Rodoreda SPAIN Delayed diagnosis resulting in corneal perforation: keep an eye on gonococcus!
• 16.27
• N. Alyusuf BAHRAINAtypical presentation of acanthemoeba keratitis in a contact lens wearer
• 16.34
• R. Hristova BULGARIARegenerative treatment of persistent corneal ulcer following severe hypopyon keratitis
• 16.41
• Discussion
• 16.41
• End of session