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Monday, 12 February 2018 |
07:45-08:30 |
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Registration and welcoming |
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Intravitreal Injection Course |
08:30 |
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Criteria for selection of the treatment and the protocol of treatment (disease, comorbidities, age of the patient, availabilityof the patients, organization of the hospital) |
09:15 |
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Prevention of endophthalmitis: selection of the eye, prophylaxis treatment injection and reinjection techniques |
10:00 |
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Controls and post-injections treatments |
10:30 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
11:00 |
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Generic and specific complications per pathology (DME, PDR, RVO, AMD, ROP, Coats, etc.) |
12:00 |
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Dealing with post-intravitreal injection endophthalmitis |
13:00 |
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LUNCH |
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News In AMD Management |
14:00 |
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AMD: AMD treatment with intravitreal aflibercept or ranibizumab: treatment protocols, efficacy, safety and patterns of response |
15:00 |
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PCV: from diagnosis to treatment |
15:45 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
16:15-17:00 |
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Myopic CNV treatment: long-term results and case study |
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Tuesday, 13 February 2018 |
08:30-13:00 |
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Industry Satellite Symposia |
13:00 |
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LUNCH |
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Imaging Course |
14:00 |
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DME in imaging and OCT/OCT-A: what is important to know |
14:30 |
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OCT classification of drusen and macular atrophy - OCT features in wAMD |
15:30 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
16:00-17:00 |
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OCT-A features of CNV - OCT and OCT-A integrated images for management of wAMD |
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Wednesday, 14 February 2018 |
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Imaging Course |
08:30 |
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Imaging intermediate AMD and subclinical neovascularization |
08:50 |
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Different CNV types by OCT-A and evaluation of their activity without use of fluorescein angiography |
09:10 |
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“Smart-check” of the imaging to assess the response to AMD treatment |
09:30 |
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OCT-A findings of PCV and changes under treatment |
09:50 |
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OCT-A findings in CSCR, CNV in CSCR, Mactel I and II |
10:10 |
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Clinical value of the imaging assessment of the choroid |
10:30 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
11:00 |
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Peculiar characteristics of myopic CNV on OCT-A and assessment of response to anti-VEGF treatment |
11:20 |
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Managing irvine-gass: OCT assessment of macula prior and after cataract surgery and response to treatment |
11:40 |
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Challenges in interpretation of OCT-A images in AMD |
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DME In Real Life |
12:00 |
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New aspects of biomicroscopic modification of macular stroma and vascularization in the progression of ME |
12:30 |
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Correlation of inflammation biomarkers and the stage of ME |
13:00 |
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LUNCH |
14:00 |
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DME in imaging and OCT/OCT-A: what is important to know |
14:30 |
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Intravitreal steroids: biological and clinical differences |
15:00 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
15:30 |
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Real life data of DME intravitreal treatments and patients management |
16:00-16:30 |
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Intravitreal treatment: burden for patients and payers |
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Thursday, 15 February 2018 |
09:00 |
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Use of anti-VEGF as prevention of PDR |
10:00 |
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Anti-VEGF safety |
10:30 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
11:00 |
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Combining or switching treatment for DME |
11:45 |
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Use of micropulse laser in DME treatment |
12:30 |
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Chronic and refractory DME: definition and treatment options |
13:00 |
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LUNCH |
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Diabetic Retinopathy And RVO |
14:00 |
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Optimized and realistic treatment of DME |
14:45 |
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PDR treatment with anti-VEGF: beyond protocol results what is the clinical application? |
15:30 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
16:00-17:00 |
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Intravitreal steroids and anti-VEGF treatment of ME in RVO: Case study |
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Friday, 16 February 2018 |
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Uveitis Course |
08:30 |
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Infectious uveitis manifestations, diagnosis and treatment |
09:30 |
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Non-infectious uveitis manifestation and diagnosis and treatment |
10:30 |
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COFFEE BREAK |
11:00 |
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Deliver of corticosteroids in non-infectious uveitis: systemic, intravitreal, suprachoroidal, subtenonians, subconjunctival |
11:30 |
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Case study of infectious uveitis |
12:00 |
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Case study of non-infectious uveitis |
12:30-13:00 |
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Test, certificates and farewell |