Glaucoma
COS-2 Clinical update: glaucoma
Thursday, June 5
1045-1215
Room: 200 CD
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Describe the impact of 24-hour intraocular pressure fluctuation on glaucoma progression
- Describe the management and diagnosis of glaucomas with fluctuating intraocular pressures: low-tension glaucoma, pseudoexfoliation glaucoma and pigment dispersion glaucoma
- Apply the knowledge of the 24-hour intraocular pressure fluctuation to the management of glaucoma in individual patients
Guest
Robert N. Weinreb, MD
Canadian speakers
Andrew C. Crichton, MD
Mark R. Lesk, MD, MSc
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Moderators
Yvonne Buys
Paul Rafuse
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Schedule and description
| 1045 | Personalizing glaucoma management with 24-hour intraocular pressure
Robert Weinreb |
| 1115 | Role of the changing intraocular pressure: normal tension glaucoma
Mark Lesk |
| 1130 | Role of the changing intraocular pressure: pseudoexfoliation glaucoma
Andrew Crichton |
| 1145 | Role of the changing intraocular pressure: pigment dispersion glaucoma
Jennifer Rahman |
| 1200 | Discussion |
Glaucoma workshop: Optic nerve imaging
Friday, June 6
1545-1715
Room: 301
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Describe the role of imaging in glaucoma
- Order appropriate imaging modality for different stages of the disease
- Interpret appropriately the results of various imaging tests, including recognition of imaging artifacts
- Better integrate imaging into clinical decisions in glaucoma management
Chair
Marcelo T. Nicolela
Faculty
Balwantray C. Chauhan
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Moderator
Marcelo T. Nicolela
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Schedule and description
| 1545 | Optic nerve imaging with HRT
M. Nicolela |
| 1600 | Optic nerve imaging with OCT
B. Chauhan |
| 1615 | Retinal nerve fiber layer imaging and macula with OCT
M. Nicolela, B. Chauhan |
| 1630 | Round table interactive case discussions / interpretation of exams |
Interesting glaucomas
Saturday, June 7
1045-1215
Room: 301
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Recognize various interesting types of glaucoma that may present acutely and/or infrequently
- Identify which cases may respond to specific treatment modalities to a greater extent than others
- Determine the best treatment and follow-up strategies for these interesting forms of glaucoma
Guests
Keith Barton, MD FRCS
Moderators
Bryce Ford, MD FRCSC
Caroline Lajoie
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Faculty
Delan Jinapriya, MD FRCSC
Cindy Hutnik, MD FRCSC
Marianne Edwards, MD FRCSC
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Schedule and description
| 1045 | Angle closure glaucoma
Delan Jinapriya |
| 1105 | Uveitic glaucoma
Keith Barton |
| 1130 | Viral glaucoma
Cindy Hutnik |
| 1150 | Post-Anti-VEGF injection related glaucoma
Marianne Edwards |
| 1205 | Discussion |
Glaucoma surgery in 2014
Saturday, June 7
1330-1500
Room: 301
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Describe the current surgical options for glaucoma management
- Compare the current surgical treatment algorithm for glaucoma to that of previous decades
- Differentiate pediatric glaucoma surgical treatments from those of adults with glaucoma
Chair
Hady Saheb
Guests
Robert N. Weinreb, MD
Keith Barton, MD
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Faculty
Ike Ahmed
Patrick Hamel
Moderator
Hady Saheb
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Schedule and description
| 1330 | Angle surgery for glaucoma
Robert Weinreb |
| 1350 | How do I choose: tube vs trab, Ahmed vs Baerveldt, and relevance of recent trials
Keith Barton |
| 1410 | Glaucoma Surgery: The changing glaucoma treatment algorithm
Ike Ahmed |
| 1425 | Pediatric glaucoma surgery
Patrick Hamel |
| 1440 | Discussion |
Glaucoma research
Saturday, June 7
1545-1715
Room: 301
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Assess research performed in Canadian glaucoma community in the current year
- Integrate conclusions of research performed on health literacy educational materials, visual fields, applanation tonometry disinfection, trabeculectomy surgery, 3D imaging, cost-effectiveness, novel devices for intraocular pressure measurement and glaucoma surgery
Faculty
Y. Iordanous, MD
H. Saheb, MD MPH
C.X. Li, MD
S. Arora, MD
J.M. Compan, MD
W. Hodge, MD
J. Corbin, MD
Y.N. Chen, MD
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Moderator
Catherine Birt
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Schedule and description
| 1545 | Cost-effectiveness analysis of iStent and phacoemulsification versus glaucoma medications in the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP)
Y. Iordanous, C. Hutnik, M. Malvankar |
| 1552 | Discussion 3 minutes |
| 1555 | Two-year outcomes of a Schlemm's canal micro-stent for IOP reduction after cataract surgery in mild to moderate open angle glaucoma
H. Saheb, I.K. Ahmed |
| 1602 | Discussion 3 minutes |
| 1605 | Triggerfish recordings pre and post outflow modifying treatments
C.X. Li, C. Birt, D.K. Varma, I.K. Ahmed, T. Klein, J.M. Compan, A. Crichton, A. Muzychuk, P. Harasymowycz, D. Jinapriya |
| 1612 | Discussion 3 minutes |
| 1615 | 3D and 2D digital images versus 3D slide film for the evaluation of glaucomatous optic disc features
S. Arora, F. Kassam, C. Rudnisky, M. Edwards, K. Verstraten, B.Wong, K. F. Damji |
| 1622 | Discussion 3 minutes |
| 1625 | Use of bevacizumab in trabeculectomy surgery
J.M. Compan, S. Muhsen, T. Lai, C. Kranemann, C. Birt |
| 1631 | Discussion 3 minutes |
| 1635 | A systematic review and cost-effectiveness analysis of disinfection methods for Goldmann applanation tonometry to prevent morbid EKC
W. Hodge, O. Akhtar, H. Singh |
| 1642 | Discussion 3 minutes |
| 1645 | Could reliability of visual fields be improved by using frequency doubling technology (FDT)-matrix instead of Humphrey field analyzer (HFA-SITA)?
J. Corbin, M. Fredette |
| 1652 | Discussion |
| 1655 | Patient appropriate health literacy educational materials in ophthalmology
Y.N. Chen, D. Mikhail, K. Visscher, J. Wang, C. Hutnik |
| 1702 | Discussion 3 minutes |
| 1705 | Group Discussion |
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