VSEPS 31 st Annual Scientific Meeting June 6-7, 2014 Richmond, VA

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1 VSEPS 31 st Annual Scientific Meeting June 6-7, 2014 Richmond, VA Ophthalmology Today and Tomorrow. Educational Goal: Our educational goal is to identify & explore the latest developments in the prevention, diagnosis, management and treatment of ophthalmic conditions. After participating in this meeting, attendees should be armed with some best practices that can be readily implemented in their current practices. They should also gain an awareness of how future trends and developments will shape their future patient care and practice management endeavors. After participating in our annual scientific meeting, participants will be better able to: Identify the latest developments in the prevention, diagnosis, management and treatment of ophthalmic conditions. Evaluate best practices in diagnosis and management of ophthalmic conditions that the ophthalmologist can quickly implement in his practice immediately after his participation in our meeting, and in the more distant future. Relate complications of ophthalmic disease & surgery. Utilize principles of management of ophthalmic complications. Analyze advances in ophthalmic medical research and the determine implications for physicians and patients. Outline advances in the specialty areas of glaucoma, cornea, neuro-ophthalmology, cataracts, & diseases of the retina. Apply best practices in practice management Thursday, June 5, :00pm 5:00pm Exhibitor Setup 4:00pm 5:00pm VSEPS Board Meeting 7:00pm 10:00pm VSEPS Board Function La Grotta Ristorante 1218 East Cary St, Richmond, Friday, June 6, 2014 (7.50 hours) 7:00am 8:15am Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall 7:50 8:00am General Scientific Session Begins Welcome & Remarks 8:00 9:45am Cornea/Infectious Disease Innovations (1.75 hours) 8:00 8:20am Collagen Cross-Linking Clinical Applications and Refractive Opportunities Alan L. Wagner, MD, FACS --VSEPS President; Member Secretariat for State Affairs, American Academy of Ophthalmology Moderator: Garth Stevens, Jr., MD Private Practice, Eye Care Center of Virginia, Clinical Associate Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, Richmond, VA Rajesh K. Rajpal, MD Medical Director & Founder, See Clearly Vision Group, McLean, VA, & Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Georgetown

2 University, Washington, DC 8:20 8:30am Eyelid Parasitosis Jeffrey J. Zuravleff, MD Private Practice, Jeffrey Zuravleff, MD, PC, Richmond, VA 8:30 8:50am Treatment of Conjunctival Melanocytic Lesions with Surgical Excision, Cryotherapy and Topical Interferon 8:50 9:00am Vigamox: My Experience Using Off-Label Intracameral Moxifloxacin for Cataract Surgery Prophylaxis 9:00 9:20am TriMoxiVanc: Can One Intraocular Injection Replace Eyedrops for Anterior Segment Surgery? 9:20 9:30am Advantages and Disadvantages of Topical Drops: Why they Remain the Standard for Most Cataract Surgeons (My Cataract Surgery Drop Protocol) Zeynel A. Karcioglu, MD Professor of Ophthalmology & Pathology, Ophthalmic Oncology Orbital Diseases & Surgery University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA Jeffrey T. Liegner, MD Private Practice, Eye Care Northwest, Sparta, NJ 9:30 9:45am Q&A 9:45 10:15am Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall 10:15am noon Complex Cataract Surgery (1.75 hours) Moderator: Daniel B. Drysdale, MD 2014 Annual Meeting Scientific Chair & Private Practice, Drysdale Eye Center, Blacksburg, VA 10:15-10:35am Refractive Cataract Surgery Treatment Options & Patient Selection Rajesh K. Rajpal, MD Medical Director & Founder, See Clearly Vision Group, McLean, VA, & Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Georgetown University, Washington, DC 10:35 10:45am Stereoscopic Infrared Imaging of the Optic Nerve in Glaucoma Vivek P. Vasuki, MD Resident, Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, Richmond, VA 10:45-10:55am The Evaluation and Management of Ophthalmic Disease in Emergency Room Settings Courtney E. Bovee, MD Resident, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA

3 10:55 11:20am Phaco Options for the Dense NucleusTechniques for the Dense Nucleus and/or Small Pupil 11:20 11:45am MIGS & Cataract Surgery Tomas M. Grippo, MD Adjunct Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology & Visual Science, Yale University School of Medicine. Former Director, Glaucoma Section, Yale Eye Center, New Haven, CT 11:45am noon Noon 1:00pm Q&A Lunch in Exhibit Hall 1:00pm 2:30pm Glaucoma (1.50 hours) Moderator: John R. Nordlund, MD, PhD -- Private Practice, Retina & Glaucoma Associates, Williamsburg, VA 1:00 1:25pm New Developments in Glaucoma Surgery Peter A. Netland, MD, PhD Vernah Scott Moyston Professor and Chair, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA 1:25 1:35pm Evaluation of Telemedicine for Screening Diabetic Retinopathy in a Primary Care Practice 1:35 1:50pm Implantable Miniature Telescope -- I Can See You Now Zeina A. Haddad, MD Resident of University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA William H. Benson, M.D. Professor and Ragnit & Walter J. Geeraets Chair, VCU Medical Center Department of Ophthalmology Richmond, VA 1: :00pm I-Stent Video 2:00 2:20pm 24 Hour IOP Tomas M. Grippo, MD Adjunct Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology & Visual Science, Yale University School of Medicine. Former Director, Glaucoma Section, Yale Eye Center, New Haven, CT 2:20 2:30pm Q&A 2:30 3:00pm Ice Cream Social/Poster Presentations

4 3:00pm 4:30pm Neuro-Ophthalmology (1.50 hours) Moderator: Scott Haines, MD Assistant Professor, Neurology and Ophthalmology, Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, Richmond, VA 3:00 3:25pm Neuro-Ophthalmology for the Anterior Segment Surgeon Steven A. Newman, MD Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA 3:25 3:45pm A Victim of Herd Mentality: Case Report David M. Katz, MD Private Practice, Bethesda Neurology, LLC, Bethesda, MD 3:45 4:10pm OCT in the Diagnosis of Neurologic Disorders Scott Haines, MD Assistant Professor, Neurology and Ophthalmology, Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, Richmond, VA 4:10 4:20pm Anterior Segment OCT and CIN Shilpi Pradhan, MD Private Practice, Everhart Eye Associates, Ashland, VA 4:20 4:30pm Q&A 4:30pm 5:45pm Business of Medicine (1.00 hours) Moderator: Jeff Cooper, MD VSEPS President-Elect & Private Practice, Virginia Eye Institute, Richmond, VA 4:30-4:50pm Medicare Participation, Non-Par and Opt-Out: What are the Implications? What's the Status of Private Contracting? Jeffrey T. Liegner, MD Private Practice, Eye Care Northwest, Sparta, NJ 4:50-5:10pm How I Sold My Practice to a Private Equity Firm Paul Koch, MD 5:10 5:30pm ICD-10 Challenges & Updates Lovell D. Davis, MHA, CPC, CMBS, CRCS -- Director of Revenue Cycle Management, Virginia Eye Institute, Richmond, VA 5:30 5:45pm Panel Discussion/Q&A 7:30pm 10:00pm VSEPS Reception & Dinner (Awards Presentation, 8pm) Saturday, June 7, 2014 (4.25 hours without optional workshops; or 6.75 hours if both workshops are also taken)

5 7:00am 8:00am Continental Breakfast 7:50 8:00am Welcome & Remarks Alan L. Wagner, MD, FACS --VSEPS President; Member Secretariat for State Affairs, American Academy of Ophthalmology 8:00 9:30am Retina (1.5 hours) Moderator: George E. Sanborn, MD, FACS -- Private Practice, Virginia Eye Institute, Richmond, VA 8:00 8:25am Vitrectomy for Cataract Surgeons: Southern Exposure 8:25 9:10am Vitrectomy for Cataract Surgeons: Northern Exposure Elbyrne G. Gill Lecture, :10 9:20am Collagen Cross-Linking Which Patients Benefit the Most? How to Prevent Complications Bryan J. Schwent, MD Private Practice, Retina Institute of Virginia, Richmond, VA Wesam Silk, MD Director, Silk Vision & Surgical Center, Annandale, VA 9:20 9:30am Q&A 9:30 10:00am Coffee Break 10:00-12:45pm Cataracts/Refractive (2.75 hrs) Moderator: Kenneth D. Lipstock, MD Private Practice, Lipstock LASIK and Cataract Center, Richmond, VA 10:00 10:15am The Five Phaco Forces Paul Koch, MD 10:15-10:20am Prospective Evaluation of Near and Intermediate Vision of Monofocal IOls 10:20 10:30am Evaluation of Visual Outcomes of Monovision Patients Bilaterally Implanted with a Monofocal IOL 10:30 10:55am RELACS & TELACS - Refractive & Therapeutic Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery Kenneth D. Lipstock, MD Private Practice, Lipstock LASIK and Cataract Center, Richmond, VA Kenneth D. Lipstock, MD Private Practice, Lipstock LASIK and Cataract Center, Richmond, VA George O. Waring, IV, MD, FACS Assistant Professor and Director, Refractive Surgery; Medical Director, Magill Vision Center, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC 10:55 11:20am How I Remove Cataracts Paul Koch, MD

6 11:20 11:40am Techniques for Centration of Multifocal IOLs George O. Waring, IV, MD, FACS Assistant Professor and Director, Refractive Surgery; Medical Director, Magill Vision Center, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC 11:40 Noon Panel Discussion/Q&A Drs. Kenneth D. Lipstock, MD, Paul Koch, MD and George O. Waring, IV, MD, FACS 12:00 12:30pm Tales from the Crypt: The Ultimate Ophthalmic Reality Video Paul Koch, MD 12:30 12:45pm Q&A 12:45 1:15pm VSEPS Annual Business Meeting Boxed Lunches Noon 3:00pm 1:15pm 4:30pm Exhibits Dismantle Optional Workshops (2.50 hours) 1:15 2:15pm Optional Modern ECCE: Preparing for Phaco-less, Laser-less, and Sutureless Cataract Surgery - How and Why 2:15 3:45pm Optional OMIC Risk Management Seminar Identifying and Managing Unhappy Patients Ashley Schauer, MD Private Practice, Blue Ridge Ophthalmology, Charlottesville, VA; Daniel B. Drysdale, MD, Private Practice, Drysdale Eye Center, Blacksburg, VA and & Paul Koch, MD, Hans K. Bruhn, MHS -- Risk Management Specialist, Ophthalmic Mutual Insurance Company- OMIC, San Francisco, CA 4:00pm Meeting Ends Turn in CME sheets, evaluations Accreditation and Credit Statement Accreditation: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of Eastern Virginia Medical School and the Virginia Society of Eye Physicians & Surgeons. EVMS is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Eastern Virginia Medical School designates this live activity for a maximum of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.