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1 DRISHTI 2013 Day 1 (22 November, 2013) Kadavu resorts, Kozhikode Scientific Programme Hall A AM - Simplifying Phacodynamics Chairman Co Chairman Moderator : Dr. Jaison V.A. : Dr. Anup Chirayath : Dr. Sreeni Edakhlon 1. Phaco Fluidics- How to conquer surge Dr. Anup Chirayath 12 mts 2. Ultrasonics-the power factor Dr. J.K. Reddy 12 mts 3. Deciding on a machine Dr. Rajiv Sukumaran 8 mts 4. Sharing my experience (Venturi system) Dr. Sreeni Edakhlon 7 mts 5. Sharing my Experience (Peristaltic system) Dr. Jacob Mathew 7 mts AM Phacoemulsification A problem solving approach Chairman : Dr. Jayaprasad B. Co Chairman : Dr. Binu Nambiar O.M. Moderator : Dr. Sony George 1. Corneal problems in phacoemulsification Dr. J.K. Reddy 8 mts 2. Lost rhexis & IOL related issues Dr. Sandhya N. 8 mts 3. Zonular dialysis in phacoemulsification Dr. Sunil Sudhakaran S. 8 mts 4. Management of PC rents Dr. Sony George 8 mts Discussion 10 minutes 5. Refractive surprises : What to do? Dr. Binu Nambiar O.M. 8 mts Discussion 15 minutes AM 1.00 PM - Diagnostic Challenges Chairman : Dr. P.S. Girija Devi Co Chairman : Dr. Mahesh G. Moderator : Dr. Susan Philip Convener : Dr. Valsa Stephen Cases: 1. A case of multiple nerve palsies in an elderly lady Dr. Beena Thankappan 2. Retinitis Dr. Biju John 3. Neovascular glaucoma in a teenage girl Dr. Rasmi P. Haridass 4. Pseudotumour Dr. Neeta Sidhan 5. Positive scotoma with a normal eye Dr.Sanaa Mohammed 6. Choroiditis Dr. Padma Prabhu 7. Glaucoma? Cause Dr.Thomas George 8. Retinal coloboma Dr. Sunil. M.S.
2 PM - Uveitis Grand Rounds Chairman : Dr. Manoj Venugopal Co Chairman : Dr. Bindu S. Moderator : Dr. Reesha K.R. Case presentations by: Dr. Sreelekha S. Dr. Sandhya N. Dr. Natasha Radhakrishnan Dr. Reesha K.R. Hall A PM - Posterior Segment complications of Cataract Surgery Posterior Segment complications of Cataract Surgery Chairman: Dr. Biju John Co Chairman: Dr. Padma B. Prabhu Moderator: Dr. Rameez N. Hussain 1. Cystoid Macular Edema following Cataract Surgery-What to do? Dr. Rameez N. Hussain 7 mts 2. Endophthalmitis update Dr. Padma B. Prabhu 7 mts Keynote Address : Dr. Cyrus Shroff 15 mts. Dislocation of Nucleus or Nucleus fragment into vitreous Suprachoroidal Hemorrhage 3. Posteriorly Dislocated IOLs Dr. Biju John 7 mts Some Clinical Scenarios-Panel Discussion Case scenarios to be discussed- RRD following cataract surgery, Retinal Breaks resulting from Peribulbar block, DR and Cataract etc. : All faculty + Dr. Thomas Cherian & Dr. Gopal S. Pillai (20 minutes) PM - Preparation for Inauguration Hall B AM - Uveitis Current knowledge and evolving concepts in management Chairman : Dr. Reena Abdul Rasheed Co Chairman : Dr. Sandhya N. Moderator : Dr. Vinodkumar N.V. 1. Infective uveitis - Indian scenario Dr. Rathinam Sivakumar 10 mts 2. Panuveitis- A practical approach to specific diagnosis Dr. Padma Malini 7mts 3. Ocular TB or not - Decision making in management Dr. Rathinam Sivakumar 7mts 4. Clinical conditions mimicking as Posterior Uveitis Dr. Sandhya N. 7mts 5. Autoimmune Uveitis - Thinking beyond steroids? Dr.Reena Abdul Rasheed 7 mts 6. Diagnostic dilemmas / Difficult clinical situations in Uveitis Dr. Rathinam Sivakumar 7mts Discussion 10 minutes.
3 Hall B AM - Pearls in Paediatric Ophthalmology Chairman : Dr. Meena C.K. Co Chairman : Dr. Binu Balan P. Moderator : Dr. Vijayalekshmy M.S. 1. Approach to a child with Uveitis Dr. Rathinam Sivakumar 15mts 2. Congenital Corneal Opacities When and How to Intervene? Dr. Merle Fernandes 15mts 3. Tackling Congenital Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction- Step by step Dr. Ann J. K. 10mts 4. Pediatric Glaucoma- Management Dr. Meena C. K. 10mts AM - Consumer cases in Ophthalmology Chairman : Dr. P.I. Mohan Co Chairman : Dr. B.V. Bhat Moderator : Dr. Sasikumar S. 1. Documentation Dr. K. Jithendranath 15 mts 2. Art of managing Endophthalmitis - Patient & Relatives Dr. R. Krishnaprasad 15 mts 3. FAQs in Crisis Dr. S. Sasikumar 15 mts Discussion 10 minutes Noon 1.00 PM - Corneal Infections Diagnosis and Management Chairman : Dr. K.V. Raju Co Chairman : Dr. Jyothi P.T. Moderator : Dr. Sujith V. Nayanar 1. Introduction Dr. K.V. Raju 3 mts 2. Accurate Diagnosis of Bacterial Keratitis Dr. Ranjini K. 13 mts 3. Diagnostic Challenges in Viral Keratitis Dr. Jyothi P.T. 13 mts 4. Keratomycosis - An Overveiw Dr. Bindu.S 13 mts 5. Surgical Management of Corneal Infections Dr. Suijith V. Nayanar 13 mts Discussion : 5 minutes PM - Ophthalmic Anaesthesia & Life support course Chairman : Dr. Mahesh G. Co Chairman : Dr. Abhilash Nair Moderator : Dr. Joseph Francis 1 Approach to a patient collapsing in your OPD or Investigation room Dr Elizabeth Poulose 5 mts 2 Ophthalmic surgery in patients on anticoagulant or antiplatelet Dr Elizabeth Poulose 5 mts 3 Dilatation drops. How safe is it? Dr Joseph Francis 5 mts 4 Management of a claustrophobic patient awaiting ophthalmic surgery Dr Pushpa Susan Issac 5 mts 5 Sub Tenon Anaesthesia revisited Dr Abhilash Nair 5 mts 6 Primary recognition and management of ocular perforation during block Dr Joseph Francis 5 mts 7 Sedatives in Ophthalmic anaesthesia. What is new? Dr Pushpa Susan Issac 5 mts 8 IOP control during ophthalmic surgery Dr Abhilash Nair 5 mts 9 Take home messages on the anatomy and pharmacology of local anaethesia in Ophthalmic surgery Dr Mahesh G. 5 mts Each talk will be followed by 1 minute discussion
4 Hall B PM - Strabismus Basic course Chairman Co Chairman Moderator : Dr. Binu Balan : Dr. Suma Unnikrishnan : Dr. Edwin James 1. Evaluation of Squint Dr Edwin James 10 mts 2. Amblyopia Treatment Dr Suma Unnikrishnan 10 mts 3. Exotropia management Dr Swapna Nair 10 mts 4. Esotropia Dr Meena C. K. 10 mts 5. Strabismus surgery - Basics Dr Binu Balan P. 10 mts Discussion : 5 minutes PM- Innovations in Ophthalmology Chairman : Dr. Unnikrishnan Nair R. Co Chairman : Dr. Biju Raju Moderator : Dr. Biju John 1. Non Stick IOL fixation : No glue, No suture Dr. Sunil G. 10 mts 2. Small is beautiful: 27 G Vitrectomy for PDR Dr. Cyroff Shroff 10 mts 3. Autoserts and the art of IOL implantation Dr. Minu Mathen 10 mts 4. Remove a Cataract in a Femtosecond Dr. Swapna Nair 10 mts 5. The Inner passage to good flow: I-stent & Trabectome Dr. Ganesh V. Raman 10 mts Discussion : 10 minutes Hall c 09:00-09:55 AM - Angle Closure Glaucoma How to go about? Chairman : Dr. Saikumar S.J. Co Chairman : Dr. Meena Nair Moderator : Dr. Susan Philip 1. Introduction and the classification of angle closure Dr. S.J. Saikumar 10 mts 2. Gonioscopy the gold standard to view the angle Dr. Savita Bhat 7 mts 3. Managing an acute angle closure attack Dr. Susan Philip 7 mts 4. Role of UBM and AS OCT in Angle Closure Glaucoma Dr. S.J. Saikumar 7 mts 5. Laser treatment in angle closure indications and techniques Dr. Meena Nair 7 mts 6. How different is filtering surgery in angle closure glaucoma Dr. Krishnaprasad R. 7 mts Discussion 15 minutes 10:00-10:55 AM - Indirect Ophthalmoscopy & Slitlamp Biomicroscopy Instruction Course Chairman : Dr. Biju Raju Co Chairman : Dr. Ashok Nataraj Moderator : Dr. Manju Abraham Indirect Ophthalmoscopy and Slitlamp Biomicroscopy are of utmost importance for all ophthalmologists. This instruction course offers practical guidance to improve these examination techniques. 1. History of Ophthalmoscopy Dr. Ashok Nataraj 7 mts 2. Ophthalmoscopy Optical principles Dr. Rameez N. Hussain 7 mts 3. Indirect Ophthalmoscopy Dr. Biju John 7 mts 4. Slitlamp Biomicroscopy Dr. Biju Raju 5 mts Interactive session with hands on training for indirect ophthalmoscopy, biomicroscopy and basic fundus documentation techniques - 25 minutes
5 Hall c 11:00-11:55 AM - Common Surgical Procedures in Oculoplasty (VAST) Chairman : Dr. Marian Pauly Co Chairman : Dr. Jayaprasad B. Moderator : Dr. Ann J.K. 1. Management of Eyelid Injuries Dr. E Ravindra Mohan 8mts 2. Evisceration with Ball Implant Dr. Lakshmi K.P. 8 mts 3. Cosmetic and Functional Applications of Botulinum Toxin Dr.Jayaprasad B. 8 mts 4. Lateral Tarsal Strip Dr. Marian Pauly 8 mts 5. Tips and Tricks in External DCR Dr. Ann J.K 8 mts Discussion - 15 minutes 12:00 Noon -1:00 PM - Hereditory Retinal Diseases & Electrophysiology Chairman : Dr. Shane Mathew Co Chairman : Dr. Ashok Nataraj Moderator : Dr. Natasha Radhakrishnan 1. Hereditary retinal degenerations in a nut shell Dr. Natasha Radhakrishnan 10 mts 2. Approach to a patient with night blindness Dr. Ashok Nataraj 7 mts 3. Crack the code ( ERG,EOG,VEP and Autofluorescence) Dr Unnikrihnan Nair R. 10 mts 4. Management Present and future Dr Shane Mathew 10 mts Discussion - 20 minutes 2:00-2:55 PM - Refraction A fading art among Ophthalmologists? Chairman : Dr. Sahasranamam V. Co Chairman : Dr. Charles K. Skaria Moderator : Dr. Indira Varma 1. Introduction Dr. Indira Varma 5 mts 2. Doing retinoscopy Dr. V. Sahasranamam 15 mts 3. Tips in subjective refraction Dr. Charles K. Skaria 15 mts 4. Special situations in paediatric refraction Dr. M.S. Vijayalakshmi 12 mts Discussion - 8 minutes 3:00-3:55 PM - Proptosis A Pandora s box Chairman : Dr. Ani Sreedhar S. Co Chairman : Dr. Anuradha S. Rao Moderator : Dr. Reena Abdul Rasheed 1. Diagnosis of orbital lesions Dr. Anuradha S. Rao 10 mts 2. Thyroid Eye Disease Dr. Kunal Kumar 8 mts 3. Proptosis: A Few Clinical Scenarios Dr. Ani Sreedhar S. 10 mts 4. Vascular lesions of the Orbit Dr. Reena Abdul Rasheed 7 mts 5. Orbital Tumors: What is new? Dr. Santosh G. Honavar 15 mts Discussion - 5 minutes 4:00-5:00 PM - Ocular Oncology update Chairman : Dr. Natasha Radhakrishnan Co Chairman : Dr. Ani Sreedhar S. Moderator : Dr. Aparna C. Varghese Keynote Address : Dr. Santosh G. Honavar 15 mts Current concepts in Retinoblastoma 1. Ocular surface squamous neoplasia Dr. Ani Sreedhar S. 9 mts 2. Management of lid tumours Dr Sujitra H. 9 mts 3. Uveal malignancies - An overview Dr. Aparna C. Varghese 9 mts 4. Hematological malignancies and the eye Dr. Natasha Radhakrishnan 7 mts Discussion-10 mts
6 Hall D 09:00-10:55 AM - Prof. K.S. Subramaniam PG Free Paper session Semifinal 1 Chairman : Dr. K. Mahadevan Moderator : Dr. Prakash V.S. Each presentation will be of 6 minutes duration, followed by 1 minute discussion. 1. To study Optic Cup - Disc ratio in a normal Indian population 2. Study of the risk factors of Exudative Age Related Macular Degeneration in a tertiary Eye care centre in South India Dr. Hema M. Nair Dr. Anuradha S. Rao Dr. Aswathy V. Unnithan Dr. Aparna Ravi Dr. Simon George Dr. Jumaila Abdulkhadar 3. Study on type of Dry eye in Collagen Vascular Diseases Dr. Swathi Sujatha 4. A clinical study on Lens Induced Glaucoma Dr. Litta George Dr. V. Sahasranamam Dr. Sreelakshmi S. Dr. Gireesh Baliga 5. Analysis of bleb morphology after trabeculectomy with Anterior segment Optical Coherence Tomography Dr. Devika K. Dr. Girija K. 6. Awareness regarding topical Ocular drug administration among patients attending a tertiary Eye care hospital in South India 7. Ocular sequelae in Retinopathy of Prematurity following Laser A step ahead in understanding Central Serous Chorioretinopathy using Spectral Domain Optical Coherence Tomography Comparison of Central Corneal Thickness Measurements by Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography with Ultrasound Pachymetry 10. Clinical profile of Cystoid Macular Oedema following Small Incision Cataract Surgery 11. Spectroscopic analysis of the spectrum of light transmitted through the human cataractous lens 12. To evaluate the changes in Central Corneal Thickness (CCT) over time with the use of antiglaucoma medications in eyes with glaucoma 13. Corneal endothelial changes in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus 14. A case-control study to evaluate the systemic risk factors determining the severity of Exudative Diabetic Maculopathy in type 2 Diabetes 15. Microbial keratitis : Review of epidemiological features, microbiological diagnosis and treatment outcome Dr. Aneesh M.F. Dr. Gopisree Dr. Chaithanya R. Warrier Dr. Simon George Dr. Rani Nanda Dr. Meena C.K. Dr. Thomas Cherian Dr. Awaneesh Upadhyay Dr. Eliza Anthony Dr. Giridhar A. Dr. Mahesh G. Dr. Awaneesh Upadhyay Dr. Rani Nanda Dr. Aneeta Jabbar Dr. Lilan Bhat Dr. Baby Salini U.B. Dr. K. Kanchana Dr. Divya Kishan Dr. Parvathy Dr. Rushad Shroff Dr. Simon George Dr. Miriam Joseph Dr. Girija K. Dr. Devika K. Dr. Nikita Nair Dr. K.V. Raju Dr. Sam Dr. Arun Kumar A. Dr. Harsha K.P. Dr. Jay Kalliyath Dr. Thomas Cherian Dr. Ayushi Sinha Dr. Awaneesh Upadhyay Dr. David Pudukkadan Dr. Lilan Bhat
7 Hall D AM 1.00 PM - Dr. K.C. Sankara Menon Free Paper Award session Chairman : Dr. Padmaja Krishnan Moderator : Dr. Biju Raju Each presentation will be of 7 minutes duration, followed by 1 minute discussion. 1. Effect of Mitomycin during Phaco Trab on the scleral flap and under the scleral flap A comparison 2. Prediction of Refractive Outcomes in Pediatric Cataract Surgery with Primary posterior Chamber IOLs Clinical outcome of preoperative Intravitreal Bevacizumab followed by Trabeculectomy with Mitomycin C for treatment of Neovascular Glaucoma Petalloid chop versus Standard Direct chop in Phacoemulsification of hard cataracts A comparative study Awareness and use of protective eye glasses by construction workers during work in Thiruvananthapuram 6. Results of Lasik in Amblyopes 7. Treatment outcome of Corneal Collagen crosslinking with Riboflavin and Ultraviolet A for Keratoconus 8. Understanding Macular Telangiectasia. 9. Quantification of energy distribution during torsional phacoemulsification using videography Dr. Chandrakanth K.S. Dr. Nirupam Balaji Dr. Tresa Mathew Dr. Venugopal V.C. Dr. M.S. Venkitachalam Dr. Sanitha Sathyan Dr. Meena C.K. Dr. Elizabeth Joseph Dr. Saikumar S.J. Dr. Rosina Thomas Dr. Poornima Sheba Abraham Dr. Lakshmy J. Dr. Mahesh G. Dr. Sony George Dr. Kala B. thottam Dr. Sapna T.K. Dr. Simon George Dr. Freddy T. Simon Dr. S. Tony Fernandes Dr. Anabi Shahi Dr. Anjana Chandrasekharan Dr. Anil Radhakrishnan Dr. Gopal S. Pillai Dr. Unnirishnan Nair R. Dr. Manoj Soman Dr. Rajna Rasheed Dr. Sreelekha S. Dr. Swapna Nair 2:00-2:55 PM - Cornea Diagnostic tools Chairman : Dr. C.V Anthrayose Co Chairman : Dr. Chitra Raghavan Moderator : Dr. Lilan Bhat 1. Introduction Dr. C.V. Anthrayose 5 mts 2. Corneal topography Dr. Vinay S. Pillai 8 mts 3. Specular Microscopy Dr. Lilan Bhat 8 mts 4. Orbscan Dr. V. Sambasiva Rao 8 mts 5. Scheimflag imaging (Pentacam) Dr. Freddy T. Simon 7 mts 6. Confocal microscopy Dr. Aneeta Jabbar 6 mts 7. Anterior Segment OCT Dr. Anil Radhakrishnan 8 mts Discussion 5 minutes
8 PM - Prof. K.S. Subramaniam PG Free Paper session Semifinal 2 Chairman : Dr. C.V. Anthrayose Moderator : Dr. Mahesh G. Each presentation will be of 6 minutes duration, followed by 1 minute discussion. 16. Primary Open Angle Glaucoma and Neurodegenerative Diseases - A case control study Retinal Nerve Fibre Layer thickness in Ocular Hypertension, Normal Tension Glaucoma and Primary Open Angle Glaucoma by spectral domain Optical Coherence Tomography A comparison on mydriasis obtained with a combination of Tropicamide 0.8% and Phenyl Ephrine 5% in Type 2 diabetic and non diabetic patients 19. Closed globe injury with hyphema,its presentations, complications and visual outcome 20. Effect of glycaemic status on Post Laser visual outcome at 6 months 21. Ultrasound Biomicroscopic evaluation of changes in Anterior segment morphology after Nd YAG Laser iridotomy in Primary angle Closure Glaucoma 22. Posterior Uveitis Study Clinical profile and aetiological factors 23. The Relationship between risk factors and severity of Retinopathy of Prematurity 24. Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography (ASOCT) and Ultrasound Biomicroscopy (UBM) in imaging Plateau Iris Configuration (PIC) in patients with narrow angles 25. Correlation between type of macular oedema in CRVO and visual acuity 26. Analysis of effect of characteristics Of IOL on the incidence of Posterior Capsular Opacity(PCO): Single center study 27. Randomised control trial on Trabeculectomy with Mitomycin C Vs Trabeculectomy with Ologen implant 28. Clinical characteristics and therapeutic outcome in Acanthamoeba keratitis 29. Intravitreal Dexamethasone implant(ozurdex) vs intravitreal Bevacizumab (Avastin) for treatment of macular edema secondary to Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion Dr. Padmasree K.M. Dr. Elizabeth John Dr. Jacob George Dr. K.K. Jacob Dr. Bindu George Dr. K.V. Raju Dr. Suma Unnikrishnan Dr. Lucy P. Thaliath Dr. Anila George Dr. Bindu Thampi Dr. J. Antony Dr. Anjo Stephan Dr. Kanchana K. Dr. Rejina Mohan Dr. Susan Philip Dr. Nivedita Nair Dr. Reshmi P. Haridas Dr. P.S. Girija Devi Dr. Biju John C. Dr. Nesiya Abdul Khader Dr. Sanaa Mohammed Dr. Smrithy Sadanandan Dr. Bindu S. Dr. K.V. Raju Dr. Kala K. Madhavan Dr. Manoj A.T. Dr. K.V. Raju Dr. Jyothi P.T. Dr. Swetha Dr. Khirsariya Dhrumil Chandulal Dr. Amita Verghese Dr. Verghese Joseph Dr. Rani Nair Dr. Dipali Tanajirao Chavan Dr. Meena Nair Dr. Thomas George T. Dr. Joseph John Dr. Thomas Cherian Dr. Ashok Nataraj Dr. Kaumudi Shukla Dr. Girija K. Dr. Ayushi Sinha Dr. Deepthi S. Dr. Susha G.S., Dr. Thomas George T. Dr. Meena Nair Dr. Rajisha R. Dr. Reena Abdul Rasheed Dr. Anna Cherian Dr. P.S. Girija Devi Dr. Tina Susan Varghese Dr. Manoj S. 30. Spectrum of Eyelid tumours at a tertiary Eye care centre in Kerala Dr. Khatri Rohit Satish Dr. Reena Abdul Rasheed Dr. Anulakshmi
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