Canadian Glaucoma Society

Annual Business Meeting

Saturday, June 26, 0700-0800
Room 204AB

Canadian Glaucoma Society

Saturday, June 26, 1015-1215
Room 204AB

Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • discuss the current and future impact of glaucoma both in Canada and globally
  • identify glaucoma risk factors
  • incorporate risk factor assessment in the management of clinical glaucoma

Guests
Paul Foster, MD
Cristina Leske, MD

Moderator
Caroline Lajoie

1015Glaucoma epidemiology update 2010 (clinical trials data and risk factors)
Cristina Leske
1035Discussion
1045Epidemiology of glaucoma in Canada, fact or fiction
Delan Jinapriya
1100Epidemiology of angle closure glaucoma
Paul Foster
1120Discussion
1130Disease severity at diagnosis of OAG in Canada
Yvonne Buys
1145Incorporating risk factors in clinical decisions
Marcelo Nicolela
1200Discussion

Canadian Glaucoma Society: Free Papers

Saturday, June 26, 1345-1515
Room 204AB

Moderator
Paul Harasymowycz

Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • integrate knowledge gained from the sharing of scientific studies related to glaucoma
1345The Ahmed versus Baerveldt (AVB) study: 2-year follow-up results
Panos G. Christakis, James C. Tsai, Jeffrey W. Kalenak, Paul J.Harasymowycz, Jeffrey A. Kammer, Louis B. Cantor, David Zurakowski, Iqbal Ike K. Ahmed
1352Discussion
1355A prospective study comparing the effect of corticosteroids versus non-steroidal anti-inflammatories on intraocular pressure and the hypertensive phase following Ahmed glaucoma valve surgery
Darana Yuen, Yvonne Buys, Ya-Ping Jin, Tariq Alasbali, Michael Smith, Graham Trope
1402Discussion
1405A comparison of standard automated perimetry on the Heidelberg edge perimetre and the Humphrey field analyzer
John G. Flanagan, Yuan-Hao Ho, Deborah Goren
1412Discussion
1415Time and cost benefit analysis of a collaborative web based stereoscopic teleglaucoma care model
Enitan A. Sogbesan, Chris Rudnisky, Matthew Tennant, Karim F. Damji
1422Discussion
1425Trabectome surgery with and without cataract extraction: Outcomes in exfoliative glaucoma versus primary open angle glaucoma
Jessica L. Ting, Karim F. Damji, Michael C. Stiles
1432Discussion
1435Comparative study evaluating nocturnal ocular blood flow, blood pressure and intraocular pressure in patients with OAG and control
Nir Shoham, Alon Harris, Ike Ahmed, Miriam Zalish
1442Discussion
1445Complementary and alternative medicine in patients with glaucoma: A cross sectional study
Shannon Daniel, Michael Wan, Faazil Kassam, Gaganpal Mutti, Ziad Nasser, Graham Trope, Yvonne Buys, Oscar Kasner
1452Discussion
1455Bayesian estimation of the performance of frequency doubling perimetry, confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscopy and GDx variable corneal compensation scanning laser polarimetry for glaucoma screening in the absence of a gold standard for glaucoma diagnosis
Gisele Li, Cynthia Eid, Olivier Fontaine, Lawrence Joseph, Alvine K. Fansi, Ellen Freeman, Paul Harasymowycz
1502Discussion
15052010 Stephen Drance Award of Excellence in Glaucoma Research

Canadian Glaucoma Society: From blood flow to surgery

Saturday, June 26, 1600-1730
Room 204AB

Guests
Paul Foster, MD
Cristina Leske, MD

Moderator
Yvonne Buys

Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • identify vascular factors in glaucoma management
  • discuss recent developments in the management of angle-closure glaucoma
  • describe new developments in glaucoma surgical therapies
1600Vascular factors in glaucoma: New challenges (new evidence on vascular factors, perfusion pressure, blood pressure, disc hemorrhages)
Cristina Lekse
1620Ocular blood flow in clinical practice: The World Glaucoma Association Consensus Report
Mark Lesk
1635Discussion
1640Management of angle-closure glaucoma
Paul Foster
1700Canadian Glaucoma Study update
Fred Mikelberg
1715New trends in glaucoma surgery
Iqbal Ike K. Ahmed
1730Discussion

COS-8: Controversies in Glaucoma

Sunday, June 27, 1330-1500
Room 2000CD

Moderator
Marcelo Nicolela

Description
Controversies in Glaucoma provides an opportunity for the general ophthalmologist to actively engage in a discussion of current and controversial issues in glaucoma management. The debate topics encourage reflection on clinical knowledge, and on the ophthalmologist's role as collaborator and communicator.

Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • discuss the pros and cons of patient education in glaucoma management
  • list the benefits and risks of cataract surgery for angle closure glaucoma
  • understand the role of blood pressure in day-to-day management of glaucoma
  • identify issues in the co-management of glaucoma between ophthalmologists and optometrists
1330Patient education sessions add value to glaucoma management
PRO-Marie-Jos�e Fredette; CON- Pierre Blondeau
1348Discussion
1352Pupil block angle-closure glaucoma should be managed by cataract surgery alone
PRO - Darren Behn; CON - Baseer Khan
1410Discussion
1415dBP, who cares?
PRO - David Yan; CON - Paul Rafuse
1433Discussion
1437It's time for glaucoma co-management between ophthalmologists and optometrists
PRO - Raymond Leblanc; CON - Bryce Ford
1455Discussion


Paul J. Foster, BMedSci(Hons) BM BS PhD FRCS(Ed) FRCOphth

UCL Reader and Honorary Consultant Ophthalmologist, National Biomedical Research Centre for Ophthalmology Division of Epidemiology and Genetics, UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and Glaucoma Service, Moorfields Eye Hospital, London


M. Cristina Leske, MD, MPH, DSc (hon)

SUNY Distinguished Professor Emeritus, SUNY Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, Preventive Medicine and Ophthalmology, Stony Brook School of Medicine, Stony Brook NY