The Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Society (APGS) is delighted to bring you the 5th Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Congress in conjunction with the 11th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Malaysian Society of Ophthalmology (MSO)! Following on from the success of the 4th Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Congress this event aims to bring together all professionals involved in the glaucoma field – clinicians, scientists, students and other health practitioners from the Ophthalmology field with a focus on Glaucoma.

• Basisinformation
  Datum

  13.08.2021 - 15.08.2021

  Kongress

  Kuala Lumpur

  Sprache

  Englisch

  Gebühren ab

  gebührenfrei

  Veranstalter

  Asian-Pacific Glaucoma Society
  Kenes Asia PICO Creative Centre

  Organisator

  MCI Australia
  Level 11, 87 Wickham Terrace
  Spring Hill, QLD, Australia

  +61 7 3858 5400

• VERANSTALTUNGSORT
  Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
  Jalan Pinang
  50088 Kuala Lumpur, MY
• Programm

  Thursday August 12th 2021

  09:00 12:30	Pre-congress Workshop 1
  13:30 17:00	Pre-congress Workshop 2
  09:00 11:00	Wetlab 1 (powered by Allergan)
  11:00 13:30	Wetlab 2
  14:00 16:00	Wetlab 3
  16:30 18:30	Wetlab 4
  19:00	Industry hosted functions

  Friday August 13th 2021

  08:30 10:00	Diagnosis symposium Integrating RNFL and GCIPL in glaucoma assessment Ki Ho Park Seoul National University, South Korea   Can we diagnose glaucoma subtypes by aqueous biomarker? Makoto Aihara University of Tokyo, Japan   Metabolome analysis in glaucoma patients Toru Nakazawa Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan   Structure and function relationships Jin Wook Jeoung Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul National University College Of Medicine, South Korea   Diagnosis of glaucoma in myopia Yaxing Wang Beijing Institute Of Ophthalmology, Beijing Tongren Hospital, China   Microvascular dropout in glaucoma Takuhei Shoji Saitama Medical University, Japan   How to diagnose acute and chronic primary angle-closure glaucoma Xinghuai Sun Department Of Ophthalmology & Visual Science, Shanghai Medical College, Fudan University, China	Debate symposium	Genetics symposium   POAG genes and related quantitative traits Calvin Pang The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   Gene therapy for glaucoma: state of the art Paul Kaufman Uw-madison School Of Medicine And Public Health Department of Ophthalmology And Visual Sciences, United States   Genetic Testing in Early-onset Glaucoma Lessons from the Philippines Ryan Collantes Massachusetts Eye and Ear, United States   Current concepts on POAG genetics P Sundaresan Aravind Medical Research Foundation, India   Towards management of glaucoma as a genetic disease David Mackey Lions Eye Institute, University of Western Australia, Australia   Update on genetics of exfoliation syndrome Mineo Ozaki Ozaki Eye Hospital, Japan	Free paper session
  10:00 10:30	Break
  10:30 11:00	Opening Ceremony
  11:00 12:30	Plenary 1: Award ceremony 11:00 – 11:20 MSO Keshmahinder Singh Award lecture 11:20 – 11:25 Lifetime Achievement Award for Glaucoma Service 11:25 – 11:45 APGS International Award lecture 11:45 – 12:05 APGS Asia-Pacific Award lecture 12:05 – 12:25 APGS Young Investigator Award lecture 12:25 – 12:30 Closing remarks
  12:30 14:00	Lunch Industry Symposium Partnered by Allergan
  14:00 15:30	Glaucoma in the Asia-Pacific region – addressing unmet needs symposium   Cataract Surgery – the Panacea for Glaucoma and other solutions? Seng Che Loon National University Hospital Singapore, Singapore   Addressing Glaucoma in Low Resource Countries of the Asia-Pacific Region: Transitioning From Disease-Specific Responses to Integration of Eye Care Mitchell Lawlor Sydney Eye Hospital, Australia   How to face the Glaucoma blindness effectively in a developing economy Do Tan Vietnam National Eye Hospital, Vietnam   National initiatives to Prevent Glaucoma blindness in South East Asia Ramanjit Sihota All India Institute Of Medica Sciences, India   TBA Xinghuai Sun Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Science, Shanghai Medical College, Fudan University, China   Challenges in Glaucoma Management in Pakistan Nadeem Butt	Controversies symposium Do we still need to perform LPI in PACS subjects? Poeman Chan The Chinese University Of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   Will MIGS become the main stream of glaucoma surgeries? Arthur Sit Mayo Clinic, United States   Which type of examination is useful for the assessment of glaucoma combined with myopia? Toru Nakazawa Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan   Will cognitive function test detect glaucoma earlier than OCT and visual field? Fei Li Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, China   Will AI algorithm be able to find clues that humans haven’t found in glaucoma diagnosis? Xiulan Zhang Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, China   Will the functional assessment of post-trabecular outflow system be used in clinical evaluation of glaucoma? Ricky Wang   Will sustained release system replace traditional eye drops? Tina Wong Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore	Free paper session	Interpreting data/research methods in glaucoma course   Glaucoma statistics Course Steven Mansberger Legacy Devers Eye Institute, United States   How to get your paper published Liza Sharmini Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia   How to perform systematic reviews Baskaran Mani Singapore Eye Research Institute and Singapore National eye Centre, Singapore   How to interpret published results Monisha Nongpuir Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore   How to respond to reviewers Tin Aung Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore
  15:30 16:00	Break
  16:00 17:30	AGS / APGS joint symposium   We should perform laser iridotomy for PACS Tin Aung The Chinese University Of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   We should perform early lens extractions in PAC/G Clement Tham The Chinese University Of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   Medication should be used as primary therapy for POAG and OHT Ahmad Aref University Of Illinois College Of Medicine, Illinois Eye & Ear Infirmary, United States   SLT should be used as a primary therapy for POAG and OHT Tony Realini West Virginia University, United States   Managing the LTG patient – Lower is Better Daniel Lee Wills Eye Hospital, United States   Is YOGA/meditation – harmful / beneficial for glaucoma patients Tanuj Dada RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India   How do we optimize visual field testing and OCT in clinical practice? Kouros Nouri-Mahdavi Stein Eye Institute, University Of California Los Angeles, United States   Trabs and Tubes are the gold standard for glaucoma surgery Syril Dorairaj   MIGS: the first choice for glaucoma surgery Arthur Sit Mayo Clinic, United States	Developments in imaging symposium   Neuroimaging in glaucoma Kevin Chan New York University School Of Medicine, United States   Is there a role for optical coherence tomography angiography in glaucoma diagnostics? Tae-woo Kim Seoul National University College of Medicine, South Korea   Advances in imaging technologies in glaucoma applications Leo Schmetterer Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore   Applying optical coherence tomography to manage glaucoma patients Ki-Ho Park Seoul National University, South Korea   Imaging the optic nerve and ocular blood flow for neuroprotection studies Toru Nakazawa Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan   Retinal nerve fiber layer optical texture analysis to discriminate glaucomatous from non-glaucomatous optic neuropathies Christopher Leung Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong	Trabeculetomy: key elements to success   Trabeculectomy: the rationale and role in 21st Century Wong Hon Tym Nhg Eye Institute / Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore   Newer adjuvant therapies: collagen, implants, anti-VEGFs Tanuj Dada RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India   The Basic Steps Kazuhiko Mori Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, Japan   Trabeculectomy in Challenging Cases Joseph Anthony Tumbocon St. Luke’s Medical Center, Philippines   Sutures: fixed or releasable or adjustable Naris Kitnarong Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University, Thailand   Tips of applying 5-FU and MMC Bui Van Anh Vietnam National Institute Of Ophthtalmology, Vietnam   Trab complications and their management Shamira Perera SNEC, Singapore	Free paper session
  17:45 19:45	Welcome Reception
  20:00	Indsutry hosted functions

  Saturday August 14th 2021

  07:30 08:50	Morning industry symposium
  09:00 10:30	Plenary 2 09:00 – 09:18 Paul Palmberg Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University Of Miami, United States 09:18 – 09:36 Keith Barton Moorfields Eye Hospital, United Kingdom 09:36 – 09:54 Paul Kaufman Uw-madison School Of Medicine And Public Health Department of Ophthalmology And Visual Sciences, United States 09:54 – 10:12 Gabor Hollo Semmelweis University, Hungary 10:12 – 10:30 Tarek Sharaawy
  10:30 11:00	Break
  11:00 12:30	Hot topics symposium   Update on Structure-Function Christopher Leung Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   What’s Next for Glaucoma Imaging Leopold Schmetterer Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore   Lamina Cribrosa Imaging Tae Woo Kim Seoul National University College of Medicine, South Korea   X tips for Xen Michael Coote Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, Australia   Use of Anti-VEGF agents in Glaucoma Surgery Tomasz Zarnowski Medical University, Poland   Glaucoma Genetics: can we identify new targets for therapy? Tin Aung Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapor	Unlock the unknowns of glaucoma in children symposium   Is there a best treatment for primary congenital glaucoma: A long term perspective Peng T Khaw Moorfields Eye Hospital & UCL Institute Of Ophthalmology, United Kingdom   Target IOP in pediatric glaucomas Ramanjit Sihota All India Institute Of Medica Sciences, India   Any role of laser treatment in children glaucoma? Visanee Tantisevi   Tips for successful tubes in children Thasarat Vajaranant   Medical management in childhood glaucoma Warakorn Thiamhtat Lerdsin Hospital, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand   Challenges in diagnosis of childhood glaucoma Atchareeya Wiwatwongwana Chiang Mai University, Thailand   TBA Ching Lin Ho	Angle assessment course   Automated Gonioscopy, GonioPen and RETCAM imaging Shamira Perera SNEC, Singapore   Anterior segment OCT and Ultrasound Biomicroscopy Priyanka Ramesh Dr. R P Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS New Delhi, India   Intraoperative Gonioscopy Talvir Sidhu Government Medical College Patiala Punjab, New Delhi, India Interactive Audience Session with Goniovideos Tanuj Dada RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India	ISGS laser course   Laser Iridotomy Marimel Veloso Asian Eye Institute, Singapore   Argon laser trabeculoplasty / Selective laser trabeculoplasty Gan Eng Hui Internatinal Specialist Eye Centre, Malaysia   Argon Laser Peripheral iridoplasty Arun Narayanawsamy Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore   Micropulse Pars Plicataplasty: New Angle Closure Laser Therapy Cecilia Aquino National University Hospital, NUHS, Singapore   Laser schlemms Trabeculoplasty Victor Koh National University Hospital, Singapore   Residual angle closure post Laser Iridotomy Md Mizanur Rahman Bangladesh Medical College, Bangladesh
  12:30 14:00	Lunch Industry Symposium Partnered by Santen
  14:00 15:30	Developments in surgical Tx symposium   MIGS 1: Bleb-independent procedures Paul Healey Western Sydney Eye Hospital , Australia   MIGS 2: Bleb-dependent procedures Ingeborg Stalmans University Hospitals Uz Leuven, Belgium   MIGS 3: Future perspectives Chelvin Sng National University Hospital, Singapore   ACG1: Lens extraction Clement Tham The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   ACG2: Goniosynechialysis (GSL) Jimmy Lai The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong	Surgery film festival symposium   TBA Prin Rojanapongpun   TBA Shamira Pereira SNEC, Singapore   TBA Bryan Ang Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore   TBA David Woo International Specialist Eye Centre, Malaysia   How to avoid surgical complications of Glaucoma Drainage Devices (GDD) Nazrul Islam Bangladesh Eye Hospital & Institute, Bangladesh   Surprising case of hypotony Paul Palmberg Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University Of Miami Miller School Of Medicine, United States   TBA Keith Barton Moorfields Eye Hospital, United Kingdom   Surgical treatment of acute angle closure glaucoma from traumatic lens dislocation Xiulan Zhang Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, China	Optimising outcomes in tube surgery course   Outcomes of Tube Surgery Arthur Sit Mayo Clinic, United States   Non-Valved glaucoma drainage device implantation: Tips and pearls SK Fang International Specialist Eye Centre, Kuala Lumpur   Valved glaucoma drainage device implantation and variations in tube placement Joseph Anthony Tumbocon St. Luke’s Medical Center, Philippines   Paul glaucoma implant: Key differences and outcomes Paul Chew National University Hospital, Singapore   To patch or not the patch: Options for covering the tube Mohammad Pakravan   Second glaucoma drainage device placement: Indications, anatomic considerations and technique Ahmed Aref University Of Illinois College Of Medicine, Illinois Eye & Ear Infirmary, United States   Management of tube complications Sheng Lim St Thomas’ Hospital, United Kingdom	Free paper session
  15:30 16:00	Break
  16:00 17:30	Developments in Med Tx Symposium   Updates on fixed combination eyedrops Jelinar Mohamed Noor Hospital Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia   EP2 receptor stimulants Makoto Aihara University of Tokyo, Japan   Updates on ROCK inhibitors Edwin Ku Chui Yong Southern Specialist Eye Center   Potentials for new glaucoma medical therapy Megumi Honjo Tokyo University, Japan   Drug delivery system for glaucoma Tina Wong Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore   Efficacy of medical treatment: from a structural standpoint, or according to the speaker’s discretion Chan Yun Kim Yonsei University, Severance Hospital, South Korea   How to improve medication adherence in glaucoma patients Chungkwon Yoo Korea University College of Medicine, South Korea	Current research in Asia-Pacific Region symposium   Laser peripheral iridotomy for prevention of angle closure Mingguang He University of Melbourne, Australia   Assess angle closure with Swept-Source OCT Tin Aung Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore   Obstructive sleep apnea and glaucoma David A Mackey Lions Eye Institute, University of Western Australia, Australia   Diagnostic criteria for detection of glaucoma using OCT Christopher Leung Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   Lamina Cribrosa Curvature in NTG Tae-woo Kim Seoul National University College of Medicine, South Korea   Relevance of epiretinal membrane in glaucoma Shinichi Usui Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan   XEN gel stent for the treatment of uveitic glaucoma Chelvin Sng National University Hospital, Singapore	World Glaucoma Association symposium   Glaucoma management in the era of artificial intelligence Michael Girad National University of Singapore, Singapore   Progression: looking beyond intraocular pressure Tanuj Dada   Pattern and rate of visual field progression in primary angle closure glaucoma Monisha Nongpuir Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore   Progression: looking beyond intraocular pressure Tanuj Dada RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India   Contrast sensitivity for detecting progression Parul Ichhpujani	Free paper session
  17:30 18:30	APGS AGM
  19:00 22:00	President´s Dinner

  Sunday August 15th 2021

  07:50 08:50	Visual rehabilitation course   Projections on future global glaucoma burden Ching-Yu Cheng Singapore Eye Research Institute, Singapore   Evaluation of low vision Zainora Mohammed Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia   Orientation and mobility Norliza Mohamad Fadzil Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia	Glaucoma in 2020: The new EGS Guidelines   Glaucoma monitoring: what tools to use and how much is enough? Ananth Viswanathan Moorfields Eye Hospital, United Kingdom   Medical Treatment: integrating novelties into clinical practice Gauti Johannesson Umeå University, Sweden   Personalized Surgery – establishing a rationale for choosing Ingeborg Stalmans University Hospitals Uz Leuven, Belgium   Choosing wisely: what should not be an option? Ananth Viswanathan Moorfields Eye Hospital, United Kingdom	Cornea / Asian cornea society symposium   Corneal biomechanics and glaucoma Yoshiaki Kiuchi Hiroshima University, Japan   Management of Glaucoma in the context of Boston Type I keratoprosthesis surgery Ma. Dominga Padilla St. Luke’s Medical Center Global City, Philippines   TBA Charles McGhee New Zealand National Eye Centre, University of Auckland, New Zealand   IOP Measurements in Post-refractive Surgery Eyes Robert Edward T Ang Asian Eye Institute, Philippines
  09:00 10:30	Plenary 3 Rapid fire session
  10:30 11:00	Break
  11:00 12:30	Surgical retina / APVRS symposium   Anti VEGF/Intravitreal steroids and glaucoma Muna Bhende Shri Bhagwan Mahavir Vitreoretinal Service, Medical Research Foundation, India   Neovascular glaucoma – retina perspective Ain Tengku Kamalden University of Malaya, Malaysia   Neovascular glaucoma – Glaucoma perspective Lee Ming Yueh   Hypotony and management Lingam Gopal National University Health System, Singapore   Surgical management of refractory glaucoma following complex retinal surgeries Lingam Vijaya Sankara Nethralaya, India   Internal tamponading agents and glaucoma TBA	AI and deep learning symposium   Glaucoma radar: an artificial intelligence enabled system for monitoring visual functional worsening in patients with glaucoma Siamak Yousefi   Application of natural language processing in health education Fei Li Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, China   Diagnosing glaucoma with deep learning Ryo Asaoka The University of Tokyo, Japan   Is there a role for artificial intelligence in glaucoma diagnostics? Daniel Ting   Potential application of artificial intelligence in glaucoma Yu-Chieh Ko Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Chinese Taipei	Optic disc imaging and assessment course   Early diagnosis of glaucoma using OCT Jin Wook Jeoung Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul National University College Of Medicine, South Korea   Lamina cribrosa and its surroundings in glaucoma Henry Chen Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Chinese Taipei   How to detect artifacts in glaucoma imaging? Atsuya Miki Osaka University, Japan   Macular ganglion cell asymmetry in early diagnosis of glaucoma Catherine Liu National Yang-Ming University School of Medicine, Chinese Taipei   Assessment of glaucoma progression Christopher Leung Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong   Where are we with OCTA? Kyung Rim Sung Asan Medical Center, University Of Uisan, South Korea   Future of glaucoma imaging Michael Girad National University of Singapore, Singapore	General ophthalmology and trainees course   When should you be suspicious of the optic disc Ko Eun Kim Nowon Eulji Medical Center, Eulji University, Seoul   Glaucoma research: how to apply to your clinical practice Azhany Yaakub Universiti Sains, Malaysia   Glaucoma in children: a guide for general ophthalmologists Victor Koh National University Hospital, Singapore, Singapore   Management of acute angle closure Ardiella Yunard Indonesian Glaucoma Society, Indonesia   Tips and tricks in laser peripheral iridotomy and iridoplasty Nilo Vincent FlorCruz University of The Philippines, Philippines   Neovascular glaucoma: what can you do? Haireen Kamaruddin Ministry Of Health Malaysia, Malaysia
  12:30 13:30	Lunch
  13:30 15:00	Diagnostic and therapeutic dilemmas symposium   TBA Norman Aquino   TBA Amir Samsudin University Of Malaya Eye Research Centre, Malaysia   RNFL Thinning on OCT: Is it Always Glaucoma? Salim Mahar Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan	Visual field assessment / identifying progression course   Correlating visual field and anatomical condition Virna Dwi Oktariana Asrory Head of Glaucoma Division, Coordinator of Residency Program, Indonesia   Cognitive impairment on visual reliability indices Norlina Ramli University Malaya Eye Research Centre, Malaysia   Avoiding Pitfalls In Visual Field Assessment Mimiwati Zahari University Of Malaya Medical Centre, Malaysia   Identify progression in glaucoma landmark studies Nurull Bahiyah <div class="s Deadlines Abstract 12.03.2020 Hinweis Gebühren Fachärzte/-innen Gebühren ab gebührenfrei Ärzte/-innen in Weiterbildung Gebühren ab gebührenfrei Buchung / Anmeldung Registration required. Please contact the organizer for further information. Zertifizierung Keine Zertifizierung beantragt Sponsoren Santen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Allergan Ophthalmology Veranstaltung teilen  linkedin  whatsapp  facebook  Link kopieren  mail  twitter Kontakt zu EYEFOX +49 (30) 4036 422 - 0 info@eyefox.com Kontakt Telefon +49 (30) 4036 422 - 0 Email kontakt@eyefox.com Sprache Deutsch Englisch Nachrichten Alle Nachrichten Abrechnung Berufspolitik Fallbeispiele Fortbildung Hygiene Interview Management Pressemitteilung Produkte Rechtsprechung Wissenschaft Berufsbilder Köpfe und Karrieren International Fortbildungen Fortbildungen und Web-Seminare Onlinekurse EYEFOX Webakademie Veranstaltung eintragen Mediathek Neue Videos EYEFOX Formate Nachrichten Chirurgische Videos Training-/Lernvideos Unternehmensvideos Patientenvideos Kongressvideos Audiothek Produkte Neue IOL Vergleich OCT Vergleich Laser Vergleich Kliniken und Firmen Praxen & Kliniken Firmen Gesellschaften Jobs & Inserate Stellenanzeigen Stellenanzeige veröffentlichen Praxisbörse Kleinanzeigen Kleinanzeige schalten Awards Abrechnungshilfe GOÄ Ziffern Urteile Beispielabrechnungen Downloads (Formulare & Muster) Ihr Account Einloggen Noch nicht registriert? Bleiben Sie „up to date“ und registrieren Sie sich bei EYEFOX! Bitte einloggen Bitte loggen Sie sich ein um auf alle Inhalte zuzugreifen.   Ungültige Email-Adresse oder Passwort. Email: Passwort: Anzeigen Neu registrieren (kostenlos) Haben Sie Ihr Passwort vergessen? Bitte Status validieren Diese Informationen sind Fachärzten und Ärzte/innen in Weiterbildung vorbehalten. Um Fachinformation zu erhalten laden Sie bitte Ihren Arztausweis oder Ihre Approbation hoch. Dies können Sie ganz bequem in Ihrem Kundenbereich erledigen. Jetzt zu meinem Account Nutzen Sie die volle EYEFOX Abrechnungshilfe Eyefox Mitglieder erhalten Rabatt