Pediatrics

• Wednesday, 0800-1700 JASE-CAPOS strabomania
• Thursday, 1045-1215 Trends in strabismus
• Thursday, 1330-1500 Update on childhood glaucoma
• Thursday, 1545-1715 Glaucoma, cornea and ROP
• Friday, 1045-1215 COS-6 Clinical Update: Pediatrics

JASE-CAPOS strabomania

Joint meeting of the Jeune Association de Strabologie Européenne and Canadian Association of Pediatric Ophthalmology and strabismus

Theme: Strabismus surgery: Europe/Canada complementarity

Wednesday, June 4
0800-1700
Room: 301

Schedule and description

0800	Welcome to the morning sessions Host : R. LaRoche
0805	Session 1. Anesthesia and strabismus surgery Topical anesthesia: V. Aubert-Brenugat Hypnosis and anesthesia: C. Costet General anesthesia: S. Wright Post-op pain management: S. Wright Post-op nausea and vomitting: N. Gravier Discussion
0850	Session 2. Adjustable surgery Different techniques, videos: H. Cohen, A. Spielmann, E. Laurent, I. Clark Discussion
0945	Session 3. Tucks/resection of recti Different techniques, videos Simple tuck (installation with microscope): C. Habault Folded tuck: H. Steffen Resection: P. Shucket Discussion
1015	Refreshment break
1030	Session 4. Recession surgery Different techniques, videos Simple recession: H. Cohen Hang-back recesssion + installation with loupes: R. LaRoche Discussion
1045	Session 5. Inferior oblique surgery Different techniques, videos Myectomy: R. LaRoche 2 recession techniques: C. Gérard, N. Gravier Marginal myotomy: S. Kraft Discussion
1115	Session 6. Superior oblique surgery Different techniques, videos Recession: F. Racoussot Resection: C. Costet Tuck: C. Gérard Extension by tendon xenograft (silicone implant): A. Fournier Discussion
1150	Session 7. Retro-equatoriale fixation (myopexia) Principles/indications: H. Steffen Different techniques, videos Bridging: C. Costet Marginal myopexia: N. Gravier Scott resect-recess adjustable Faden: C. Lyons Reoperations: C. Habault Discussion
1230	Lunch Break
1315	Afternoon sessions Host: N. Gravier
1320	Session 8. Muscle displacements Alphabetic syndromes: vertical displacements and oblique recession/tuck: E. Laurent M.R. Oblique recessions in convergence excess: G. Ellis Torsion corrective transpositions: C. Habault Discussion
1400	Session 9. Major transpositions Lost MR with SO transposition: M. Flanders III paralysis: transposition/spitting of latetal rectus: H. Steffen VI paralysis: Hummelsheim: F. Racoussot The heavy eye syndrome, Yokoyama: H. Steffen Dicussion
1440	Session 10. Special techniques Solo surgery: A. Spielmann Fornix incision: K. Mireskandari Vascular sparing: N. Gravier UBM exploration of muscle insertions: S. Kraft Discussion
1520	Refreshment break
1540	Session 11. Botulinic toxin Indications: F. Racoussot Techniques: E. Laurent Adjunct to transpositions in VI paralysis: M. Flanders Discussion
1615	Session 12. Instruments Instruments, old and new. Likes or dislikes Healthy cornea: R. LaRoche The friendly hook: E. ElKharouf A safe measurement: M. Dahrab Silk to close the conjunctiva: N. Gravier Forum: design brain storming. How to get to the ideal instrument Design and trials The contract Publicity
1700	Closing remarks

Trends in strabismus

Thursday, June 5
1045-1215
Room: 301

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

• Describe current concepts on certain types of strabismus such as accommodative esotropia and thyroid related strabismus
• Identify and understand certain complications of strabismus treated surgically and with botulinum toxin injections
• Describe innovations in imaging techniques of extraocular muscles
• Judiciously integrate the concepts learned to the management of strabismus patients

Schedule and description

1045	Opening remarks Luis Ospina
1051	The strategies and impact of retrieving and reattaching slipped extraocular muscles A. Ko, R.A. Cline, C. Crawford
1059	Discussion
1106	Early onset refractive accommodative esotropia: a southwestern Ontario experience Y. Iordanous, I. Makar
1114	Discussion
1121	Predictability of horizontal versus vertical muscle surgery outcomes in thyroid eye disease S. Sharan, Y. Iordanous, J. M. Robitaille, L. Walsh, G. Laroche
1129	Discussion
1136	Persistant unilateral mydriasis following low-dose botulinum toxin injections for partially accommodative esotropia J. Morin, M. Hammid, L. H. Ospina, R. Superstein
1144	Discussion
1151	Imaging eye muscles with UBM and OCT S. Kraft
1211	Discussion
1216	Lunch

Update on childhood glaucoma

Thursday, June 5
1330-1500
Room: 301

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

• Describe recent diagnostic and therapeutic advances in pediatric glaucoma
• Gain knowledge on specific complex forms of childhood glaucoma: inflammatory, primary congenital and post-keratoplasty glaucoma
• Apply the learned concepts to the daily practice

Schedule and description

1330	Advances in the Management of Primary Congenital Glaucoma? Peng Khaw
1406	Discussion
1416	Uveitic glaucoma Patrick Hamel
1432	Discussion
1440	Glaucoma following pediatric keratoplasty Asim Ali
1456	Discussion
1501	Break

Glaucoma, cornea and ROP

Thursday, June 5
1545-1715
Room: 301

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

• Identify current trends on the management of ROP, corneal neo-vascularization and glaucoma
• Compare laser versus anti VEGF therapy for ROP
• Recognize ethical matters related to the current treatment of ROP
• Integrate ethical and scientific concepts to the practice

Schedule and description

1545	Optimising glaucoma filtration surgery in children Peng Khaw
1621	Discussion
1631	Corneal fine needle diathermy with adjuvant bevacizumab to treat corneal neovascularization in children C. Shen, U. Elbaz, K. Mireskandari, A. Ali
1639	Discussion
1646	Bevacizumab versus laser for the treatment of ROP: comparison of visual function, structural outcomes and frequency of follow up N.N. Tehrani, M. Isaac, K. Mireskandari
1654	Discussion
1701	ROP - Poster child of ethics Naeem Nabi
1711	Discussion

COS-6 Clinical update: Pediatrics

Cataract, ROP, ametropia, mitochondrial disease: papers and teaching session

Friday, June 6
1045-1215
Room: 200 CD

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

• Gain new knowledge on certain concepts about genetics of cataract, and ROP screening
• Critically integrate those concepts to the practice
• Improve their knowledge on the diagnosis, investigation and treatment of pediatric cataracts, mitochondrial disease and ametropias (medical students, residents and fellows)

Schedule and description

1045	Bilateral congenital cataracts with cardiac and dental abnormalities C. Lyons, E. S. Alqahtani
1053	Discussion
1100	Seminal Canadian recommendations for evidence based examination of neonates for retinopathy of prematurity (SCREEN-ROP) K. Sabri, S. Shivananda, W. Seidlitz, F. Farrokhyar, V. Viscardi, B. Maguire, S. Lee
1108	Discussion
1115	Teaching: mitochondrial disease and the eye Luis Ospina
1131	Teaching: This child has cataract(s). Now what? Christopher Lyons
1147	Teaching: How to prescribe glasses in children Michael Flanders
1203	Discussion and closing remarks