Past Meetings – 2003
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9 May, 2003
Venue:
Retter Auditorium, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami, School of Medicine, Miami, Florida, USA
Organizers:
Eduardo Alfonso, Jean-Marie Parel, Deborah Sweeney, Scheffer Tseng
Meeting President:
Emmanuel Lacombe
Theme:
Ocular Surface Inflammation As a Threat to Reconstruction and Keratoprosthesis
Synopsis:
Inflammation is a common host response following internal or external insults, and a prelude to formation of granulation and scar tissues. Ocular surface inflammation is no exception but can also be caused by dryness due to the lack of tear film protection and by mechanical friction due to the eyelid blinking when lubricity is lost. Once setting in and becoming persistent, ocular surface inflammation, a hallmark of a number of ocular surface diseases, may produce a vicious cycle leading to destruction of the ocular surface defense with respect to the maintenance of tear film, cicatricial complications to the blink function, and deterioration of epithelial stem cell function. Indeed chronic inflammation has been identified as a high risk factor to surgical reconstruction. In allografts, chronic inflammation facilitates rejection. In keratoprosthesis, the source of inflammation elicited at the interface of host and KPro is at the center stage in KPro design, and presents as a threat to KPro maintenance.
Objective:
The main objective of this joint meeting is to explore deeper the role of ocular surface inflammation in the context of ocular surface reconstruction and keratoprosthesis implantation. After completion of this joint meeting, it is hoped that participants will gain new knowledge and skills that are important to the diagnosis and treatment of ocular surface inflammation so that the success of reconstruction and keratoprosthesis may be promoted.
Program: Friday 9th May 2003
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07:00 |
Registration and breakfast |
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08:00 |
Welcome to BPEI, address by Chairman |
Carmen Puliafito |
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08:10 |
Opening Lecture: Role of ocular surface inflammation in tear film disturbance |
Stephen Plugfelder |
SECTION I THE ROLE OF INFLAMMATION DERIVED FROM THE TEAR FILM ABNORMALITY
Chaired by S. Pflugfelder
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08:30 |
Ocular surface and tear function findings in premature and term babies |
M. Dogru |
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M. Dogru, H. Karakaya, N. Koksal, A. Ozmen, H. Erturk, E. Goto, Y. Matsumoto, K Tsubota |
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08:40 |
“Sandwich Keratitis” after deep Lamellar Endothelial Keratitis: A new clinical entity |
T. John |
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T. John |
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08:50 |
Hyperosmolarity stimulates MMPs and inflammatory cytokins via MAPK pathway in human |
D-Q. Li |
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corneal epithelial cells and experimental mouse models |
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L. De-Quan, H-S. Kim, L. Luo, S. Pflugfelder |
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09:00 |
Pro and anti-inflammatory forms of Interleukin-1 in the tear fluid and conjunctiva of patients with |
A. Solomon |
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dry eye disease |
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A. Solomon, D. Dursun, Z. Liu, Y. Xie, A. Macri, S. Pflugfelder |
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09:10 |
Discussion |
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SECTION II THE ROLE OF INFLAMMATION DERIVED FROM THE BLINKING ABNORMALITY
Chaired by S. Tseng
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09:30 |
Kinetic analysis of tear interference images to detect blink-induced friction and to guide punctual |
M. Di Pascuale |
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occlusion and replacement of synthetic meibum in different types of dry eye |
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M. Di Pascuale, M. Edgar, M. Espana, K. Tetsuya, S. Tseng |
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09:40 |
Eyelid pathologies in Stevens Johnson Syndrome |
E. Espana |
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E. Espana, M. Di Pascuale, T. Kawakita, S. Tseng |
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09:50 |
Mucous membrane graft and scleral lens to treat eyelid and tarsal pathologies for patients with |
T. Kawakita |
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Stevens Johnson Syndrome |
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T. Kawakita, M. Di Pascuale, E. Espana, S. Tseng |
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10:00 |
Intraoperative application of Mitomycin C reduces conjunctival inflammation during amniotic |
S. Tseng |
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membrane transplantation for fornix reconstruction |
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S. Tseng, M. Di Pascuale, E. Espana, T. Kawakita |
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10:10 |
Discussion |
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10:30 |
Coffee / Tea Break |
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11:00 |
IOSS Honored Guest Lecture: Neurotrophic Keratitis: Current Management Strategies |
Kenneth Kenyon |
SECTION III THE ROLE OF INFLAMMATION DERIVED FROM THE HOST STROMA
Chaired by E. Alfonso
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11:20 |
In vivo confocal microscopy in the acute phase of corneal inflammation |
A. Kobayashi |
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A. Kobayashi, A. Maeda, Y. Shirao, K. Sugiyama |
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11:30 |
A case of allergic corneal ulcer in Atopic Keratoconjunctivitis (AKC) persistent for six months that |
Y. Takano |
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healed by amniotic membrane transplantation |
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Y. Takano, K. Fukagawa, M. Miyake-Kashima, M. Tanaka, J. Shimazaki, K. Tsubota, H. Fujishima |
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11:40 |
Mitomycin C, Amniotic Membrane Transplantation and Limbal Autograft in Treating Recurrent |
Y-F Yao |
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Pterygia with Severe Symblepharon and Motility Restriction |
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Yu-Feng Yao, Yong-Ming Zhang, Wen-Ya Qiu, Scheffer C.G. Tseng
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11:50 |
Inflammation as a cause of failure of ex-vivo expanded limbal stem cells transplantation |
P. Rama |
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P. Rama |
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12:00 |
Discussion |
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12:20 |
Lunch Break and Tour of BPEI |
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13:20 |
BPEI Honored Guest Lecture: The Collar Button Keratoprosthesis |
Claus Dohlman |
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13:40 |
KPro Honored Guest Lecture: |
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Strampelli’s Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis. Advantages and important technical details |
Joaquin Barraquer |
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14:00 |
Biological properties of Strampelli’s OOKP and surgical improvements of Falcinelli’s |
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modified OOKP: Prevention against inflammation |
Giancarlo Falcinelli |
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14:20 |
Three remarkable KPro histories by Michael Roper-Hall |
Jean-Marie Parel |
SECTION IV THE ROLE OF INFLAMMATION DERIVED FROM THE INTERFACE BETWEEN THE HOST TISSUE AND THE KPRO
Chaired by D. Sweeney
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14:40 |
Tissue response to mechanical defect of synthetic corneal inlays |
T. Xie |
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R. Xie, M. Evans, D. Sweeney, A. Vannas |
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Results of the osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis (OOKP) in severe inflammatory eye diseases |
R. Tandon |
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Experience from the United Kingdom |
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C. Liu, J. Herold, S. Thorpe, C. Hull, P. Britain, L. Goldberg, R. Tandon |
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15:00 |
Clinical results of implantation of Dolhman keratoprosthesis at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute |
V. Fernandez |
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V. Fernandez, R. Wirthlin, E. Spinn, F. Marangon, E. Alfonso |
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15:10 |
High resolution computer tomography indicates severe absorption of the lamina in |
K. Hille |
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osteo-odonto-keratoporsthesis |
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K. Hille, R. Seidel, K. Ruprecht |
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15:20 |
The Pintucci’s Dacron felt. Colonizable KPro in ocular surface inflammation and in dry eye |
S. Pintucci |
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S. Pintucci, F. Pintucci |
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15:30 |
Melts with AlphaCor: Clinical experiences and the effect of MPG |
C. Hicks |
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C. Hicks for the AlphaCor clinical investigators |
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15:40 |
Biological response to a SupraDescemetic Synthetic Cornea (sDSC) in rabbits |
J. Stoiber |
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J. Stoiber, V. Fernandez, P. Lamar, S. Dubovy, S. Kaminski, E. Lacombe, B. Duchesne, E. Alfonso, S. Tseng, J-M. Parel |
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15:50 |
Discussion |
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16:10 |
Coffee / Tea Break |
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SECTION V CLINICAL EXPERIENCES OF KPRO
Chaired by J-M. Parel
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16:30 |
Report of results with using tooth allografts for osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis in edentulous |
R. Tandon |
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patients with end-stage ocular surface disease |
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C. Liu, J. Herold, S. Thorp, . Hull, L. Goldberg, T. Georgiou, R. Tandon |
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16:40 |
Keratoprosthesis with biocolonizable support: Three years follow-up |
J. Murta |
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J. Murta, M. Quadrado, P. Faria, R. Faria |
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16:50 |
First experience with the AlphaCor artificial cornea |
G. Grabner |
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G. Grabner, J. Ruckhofer, J. Stoiber |
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17:00 |
Towards a biomimetic hydrogel keratoprosthesis |
A. Lloyd |
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A. Lloyd, C. Liu, F. Lydon, J. Li, V. Franklin, B. Tighe, S. Sandeman |
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17:10 |
Supradescemetic Synthetic Cornea (sDSC): Ex-vivo feasibility study in human eye bank eyes |
J. Stoiber |
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J. Stoiber, V. Fernandez, P. Lamar, S. Kaminski, E. Lacombe, B. Duchesne, E. Alfonso, J-M. Parel |
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17:20 |
Swedged on corneal plane collar button KPro |
T. White |
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T. White |
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17:30 |
Discussion |
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17:40 |
Concluding remarks |
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18:00 |
Cocktails |
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[Note: For more information, visit websites: www.kpro.org and www.ioss.org] |
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Final Program:
Please click here to download final program and abstracts.
Presenter Information:
Please click here to download.
Registration Fee:
As in past meetings the registration fee is included in the IOSS $ 100 annual membership fee, otherwise it is $100 for non-members, $30 for students, residents and fellows (Letter from mentor is required). For IOSS membership, see www.ioss.org.Please fill out the registration form and fax back immediately to Deborah Sweeney at +61 2 9385 7401 .
Suggested Hotels:
Intercontinental (downtown Miami)
100 Chopin Plaza
Miami, Florida
33131
USA
Tel: +1 305 577 1000
Fax: +1 305 577 0384
http://www.intercontinental.com/usa/miami/hotel_miaha.shtml
Marriott Biscayne Bay (downtown Miami)
1633 North Bayshore Drive
Miami, Florida
33132
USA
Tel: +1 305 374 3900
Fax: +1 305 375 0597
http://www.marriott.com/dpp/PropertyPage.asp?MarshaCode=MIABB
Sonesta Beach Resort (Key Biscayne)
350 Ocean Drive
Key Biscayne, Florida
33149
USA
Tel: +1 305 361 2021
Fax: +1 305 361 3096
http://www.sonesta.com/Page.asp?pageid=2103
Ritz Carlton (Key Biscayne)
455 Grand Bay Drive
Key Biscayne, Florida
33149
USA
Tel: +1 305 365 4500
Fax: +1 305 365 4505
http://www.ritzcarlton.com/resorts/key_biscayne/
Please note the organizers cannot book hotel rooms or make travel arrangements for participants.
