ANZGS Congress 2023 I HYBRID
Australian and New Zealand Glaucoma Society Meeting

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Datum

16.02.2023 - 19.02.2023

Hybridevent

Queenstown

Sprache

Englisch

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450.00 AUD

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Australian and New Zealand Glaucoma Society (ANZGS)

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Congress Secretariat for Australian and New Zealand Glaucoma Society (ANZGS)
Level 2, 60-62 Willoughby Road
Crows Nest NSW 2065
Tel.: + 61 02 9436 0232

The Hybridcongress will be expanded to incorporate a broader range of glaucoma science and encourage connection with translational scientists. Thursday 16 and Friday 17 February will be focused on Glaucoma Science to highlight new directions in the field and feature presentations on optic nerve neuroscience. On feb. 18th & 19th will be a more traditional Clinical Glaucoma meeting for general and specialist ophthalmologists, feat. the highly popular & unpredictable interactive case presentations.

Basisinformation

Datum

16.02.2023 - 19.02.2023

Hybridevent

Queenstown

Sprache

Englisch

Gebühren ab

450.00 AUD

Veranstalter

Australian and New Zealand Glaucoma Society (ANZGS)

Organisator

Concept Event Management
Congress Secretariat for Australian and New Zealand Glaucoma Society (ANZGS)
Level 2, 60-62 Willoughby Road
Crows Nest NSW 2065
Tel.: + 61 02 9436 0232
VERANSTALTUNGSORT

Rydges & QT Queenstown Hotel
38-54 Lake Esplanade
9300 Queenstown, NZ

Programm

THURSDAY 16 FEBRUARY 2023 (NZST)
Start	End	Presentation	Speaker / Location
7:30	8:30	Registration open	Level 5 Foyer
8:30	8:55	Opening of the Glaucoma Science conference	Chairs: Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer & Dr Jesse Gale Clancy's Room
8:30	8:50	Mihi whakatau, welcome from tangata whenua	Darren Rewi, Ngai Tahu kaumatua
8:50	8:55	Welcome from ANZGS Chair	Prof Keith Martin
8:55	9:55	Session 1: Wound healing: the impact on glaucoma surgery	Chairs: A/Prof Paul Healey & Dr Jen Fan Gaskin Clancy's Room
8:55	9:10	Overview of wound healing modification	A/Prof Paul Healey
9:10	9:20	Antifibrosis and new strategies	Dr Jennifer Fan Gaskin
9:20	9:30	Angiotensin in wound healing	A/Prof Andrew White
9:30	9:40	Connexins, Inflammasomes and Chronic disease	Prof Colin Green (Pre-recorded video)
9:40	9:55	Questions and discussion
10:00	10:30	Morning Tea Break	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
10:30	12:00	Session 2: The neuro-vascular bundle- and role in glaucoma progression	Chairs: Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer & Prof Leonard Levin Clancy's Room
10:30	10:55	Keynote: Neuronal and Vascular Dysfunction in Optic Neuropathies: New Insights	Prof Adriana Di Polo
10:55	11:03	Questions and discussion
11:03	11:15	Autophagy in glaucoma	Dr Katharina Bell
11:15	11:27	Stretch, Squish, and Stanch: Pathways for Axonal Degeneration in Glaucoma	Prof Leonard Levin
11:27	11:39	Glia and neuroinflammation in glaucoma	Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer
11:39	12:00	Questions and discussion
12:00	13:00	Lunch Break	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
12:45	17:30	Optional bike tours - Arrowtown to Gibbston Valley	Note: Bike Ride has departure of 1pm from the shop in town. Return to town at 5pm.
17:30	18:30	Session 3: Rapid Fire Presentations	Chairs: Dr Jesse Gale & TBC Clancy's Room
17:30	17:40	The impact of glaucoma on optokinetic nystagmus	Dr Joshua Oskam
17:40	17:50	Impact of Mean Ocular Perfusion Pressure (MOPP) on patients with Normal Tension Glaucoma (NTG) in Canterbury, New Zealand	Mr Nathan Macdonell
17:50	18:00	Colchicine for fibrosis control	Dr Mark Donaldson
18:00	18:10	Does the preservative, Benzalkonium Chloride, activate the inflammasome pathway in ocular cells?	Miss Gabriela Bantas
18:10	18:20	Irbesartan as a potential neuroprotective agent in the treatment of Glaucoma	A/Prof Andrew White
18:20	18:30	Ocular findings in a man with congenital dyserythropoietic anaemia suggest potential new treatment for optic disc drusen	Dr Yuanzhang Jiao

FRIDAY 17 FEBRUARY 2023 (NZST)
Start	End	Presentation	Speaker / Location
7:30	8:30	Registration open	Level 5 Foyer
8:30	10:10	Session 4: New methods and technologies	Chairs: Prof Adriana Di Polo & Prof Keith Martin Clancy's Room
8:30	8:50	Off piste science: new methods to study live neurons	Dr Karl Iremonger (University of Otago)
8:50	8:55	Questions and discussion
8:55	9:05	Targetting neurorecovery	Prof Jonathan Crowston
9:05	9:20	Genetic treatments in glaucoma	Prof Alex Hewitt
9:20	9:30	Intracranial pressure estimates and glaucoma	Prof Bill Morgan
9:30	9:45	Ocular biomechanics	Prof J Crawford Downs
9:45	10:10	Questions and discussion
10:10	10:40	Morning Tea Break	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
10:40	12:15	Session 5: Ganglion cell metabolism- translation from lab to clinical application	Chairs: Prof Robert Casson & Dr Katharina Bell Clancy's Room
10:40	11:00	Overview of retinal metabolism	Prof Robert Casson
11:00	11:20	Nicotinamide	Prof James Morgan
11:20	11:35	Mitochondrial dysfunction	Speaker TBA
11:35	11:50	Mitchondrial transport in the axon	Prof Adriana Di Polo
11:50	12:15	Questions and discussion
12:15	13:15	Lunch Break	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
13:15	16:30	Optional mountain walk or fun run
16:30	17:30	ANZGS ASM	Clancy's Room
17:30	18:30	Session 6: Rapid Fire Presentations	Chairs: Dr Ridia Lim & Prof James Morgan Clancy's Room
17:30	17:40	Efficacy and Safety of different Gelatin Stent Implants into varying Locations	Prof Bill Morgan
17:40	17:50	Lower Body Mass Index is Associated with Primary Open Angle Glaucoma in Multiple Cohorts	Dr Ella Berry
17:50	18:00	Ibopamine challenge testing is predictive of glaucoma progression in glaucoma suspects and early manifest glaucoma patients	Dr John Landers
18:00	18:10	CRISPR-Cas9 edited mice recapitulate the retinal but not glaucoma phenotypes of a TMEM98 mutation responsible for human nanophthalmos	Dr Mark Hassall
18:10	18:20	The ocular effects of inversion	Dr Pryce Payne
18:20	18:30	The effects of inversion on optic nerve stress signals	Mr Patchara Jirapanyayut
18:30	19:30	Networking Reception in the Exhibition and Poster Viewing Area, Rydges	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room

SATURDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2023 (NZST)
Start	End	Presentation	Speaker / Location
7:30	8:30	Registration open	Level 5 Foyer
8:30	8:45	Opening of the Clinical Glaucoma conference	Chairs: Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer & Dr Jesse Gale Clancy's Room
8:30	8:35	Acknowledgment of tangata whenua	Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer & Dr Jesse Gale
8:35	8:40	Welcome from ANZGS Chair	Prof Keith Martin
8:40	8:45	Sponsor Presentation
8:45	10:15	Session 7: Case presentations	Chairs: Dr Stephen Best, Dr Sonya Bennett
8:45	8:50	Introductions
8:50	9:05	By Hook Or Crook – Dealing with Phacomorhic Glaucoma	Dr Seng Chee Loon
9:05	9:20	The End is Nigh	Dr David Manning
9:20	9:35	Two cases of severe POAG requiring surgery sent on different pathways	Prof Bill Morgan
9:35	9:50	Collagen cross-linking for the management of XEN associated bleb leak	Dr Judy Ku
9:50	10:05	Recognizing Tight Orbit Syndrome in our Glaucoma patients	Dr Anna Galanopolous
10:05	10:15	Case Wrap up
10:15	10:45	Morning Tea, Exhibition and Poster Viewing	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
10:45	12:40	Session 8: Clinical developments	Chairs: A/Prof Anne Brooks and Dr Sam Kain
10:45	10:48	Lowe Lecture Introduction	A/Prof Anne Brooks
10:48	11:13	Lowe Lecture: Closing the Health Gap: Where Do We Go From Here?	Prof Eve Higginbotham
11:13	11:38	Early results of a novel designed glaucoma drainage device – VW- 50	A/Prof Michael Coote
11:38	11:48	Home perimetry	A/Prof Simon Skalicky
11:48	11:58	Visualising aqueous outflow in vivo	Dr Jed Lusthaus
11:58	12:10	Questions and discussion
12:10	12:35	Clinical controversies in glaucoma	Dr Judy Ku, Dr Colin Clement, Dr Mitchell Lawlor
		To “ZAP” or not to “ZAP – that is the question. Should we stop doing laser peripheral iridotomies in all Primary Angle Closure Suspects?
		What are the roles of laser peripheral iridotomies and SLT in the management of Pigment Dispersion Syndrome & Pigmentary Glaucoma?
		What is the best long-term management for patients with CMV associated uveitis & secondary glaucoma? Should topical steroids be avoided?
12:35	12:40	Sponsor Presentation
12:40	13:40	Lunch, Exhibition and Poster Viewing	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
13:40	14:40	ANZGS Committee Meeting	Committee members only Dart Room, Level 7
13:40	16:25	Optional lake cruise on Lake Wakatipu with Southern Discoveries	Cruise time 3.15pm - 4.45pm. Please arrive at the dock by 3.00pm
16:30	17:50	Session 9: Rapid Fire Presentations	Chairs: TBA Clancy's Room
16:30	16:40	Combined Ahmed valve/gonioscopy-assisted transluminal trabeculotomy: “double bypass” surgery for advanced open angle glaucoma	Dr William Trask
16:40	16:50	The effect of intraoperative intravitreal bevacizumab (Avastin) on surgical success of trabeculectomy at 3 years: The Avastin in Trabeculectomy Study	Dr John Landers
16:50	17:00	3-year outcomes of XEN® Gel Stent Implantation	Mr Leo Fan
17:00	17:10	Small Posterior Conjunctival Incision Limbal-based (SPCIL) Trabeculectomy – a revival of the limbal-based trabeculectomy	Dr George Kong

17:10	17:20	The safety and efficacy of Transscleral MicroPulse Cyclophotocoagulation (MP-CPC) performed at Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) over a 12-month period	Dr Chantelle Venter
17:20	17:30	An observational comparative study of MMC injection vs sponge delivery in trabeculectomy surgery	Dr Mitchell Lawlor
17:30	17:40	Patient Experience of Eye Examination eValuation Study (PEEEVS)	Dr Siyuan Jabelle Lu
17:40	17:50	Glaucoma Incidence, Severity at First Presentation, and Risk Factors for Late Presentation in Rural Australia: The S1P Study	Mr Zayn Al-Timimi
20.00 - 23.00		Conference Dinner	Skyline Queenstown

SUNDAY 19 FEBRUARY 2023 (NZST)
Start	End	Presentation	Speaker / Location
7:30	8:30	Registration open	Level 5 Foyer
8:30	10:20	Session 10: Clinical Pearls	Chairs: TBA
8:30	8:33	Welcome, Gillies lecture introduction	Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer
8:33	8:58	Gillies Lecture: "The ground beneath our feet: Dynamic behaviour of the eye and optic nerve"	Dr Jesse Gale
8:58	9:13	The Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study: My Three Biggest Takeaways	Prof Eve Higginbotham
9:13	9:15	Introduction Is Hypotony Getting You Down? - Hypotony Management Following Glaucoma Filtering Surgery	Prof Graham Lee & Dr George Kong and panel
9:15	9:20	Hypotony after Xen	Dr Judy Ku
9:20	9:25	Hypotony after Trabeculectomy - Early	George Kong
9:25	9:30	Hypotony after Trabeculectomy - Late	Lance Liu
9:30	9:35	Hypotony after Trabeculectomy - Scleral patch	Graham Lee
9:35	9:40	Hypotony after Trabeculectomy - Trab/Xen	Ridia Lim
9:40	9:45	Hypotony after Tube - Early	Graham Lee
9:45	9:50	Hypotony after Tube - K Pro	Dr Colin Clement
9:50	9:55	Revision of Preserflo	Graham Lee
9:55	10:15	Questions and discussion
10:15	10:20	Sponsor Presentation
10:20	10:50	Morning Tea, Exhibition and Poster Viewing	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
10:50	12:42	Session 11: Clinical insights	Chairs: TBA
10:50	11:10	The art of seeing (Landscape photography)	Christopher David Thomson (thepicturelounge.co.nz)
11:10	11:20	Novel ab externo guide-wire technique for ciliary sulcus implantation of glaucoma drainage devices	Dr Xingdi Wang
11:20	11:30	Luminal stenting with removable 10-0 Nylon during Preserflo microshunt glaucoma surgery reduces postoperative hypotony	Dr Mark Hassall
11:30	11:40	Long-term Safety Profile and Subsequent Interventions following Hydrus microstent implantation: Data from the SPECTRUM MIGS Registry	A/Prof Ashish Agar
11:40	11:50	Impact of glaucoma iStents on refractive outcomes following combined cataract and glaucoma surgery with toric intraocular lenses	A/Prof Tim Roberts
11:50	12:00	A Comparison of the PAUL Glaucoma Implant and the Baerveldt Glaucoma Implant for the Treatment of Glaucoma	Dr Nathan Kerr
12:00	12:10	A comparison of the XEN-45 Gel Implant, PRESERFLO MicroShunt, and trabeculectomy for the management of glaucoma	Dr Nathan Kerr
12:10	12:40	Film Festival	Graham and Ridia
12:40	12:42	Sponsor Presentation
12:42	13:00	Conference closing
12:42	12:47	ANZGS Trainee Presentation Prize - Ivan Goldberg Scholarship	Speaker TBA
12:47	12:52	Glaucoma Australia Trainee Presentation Prizes - Miss Kathleen Holmes Scholarship	Speaker TBA
12:52	13:00	Congress Close	Dr Jesse Gale
13:00	14:00	Lunch, Exhibition and Poster Viewing	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room
14:00	15:00	Pack-out	Queenstown & Wakatipu Room

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Fachärzte/-innen	Gebühren ab 990,00 AUD
Ärzte/-innen in Weiterbildung	Gebühren ab 550,00 AUD
medizinisches Fachpersonal	Gebühren ab 450,00 AUD

The fees apply to both face-to-face and virtual participation over the entire period. Reduced two-day tickets are also available and can be viewed on the organiser's website.

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