It is KPro SIS at the EVER Meeting held in 2010 in Crete on Saturday October 9

May 5, 2010 by · Leave a Comment 

Please see http://www.ever.be/view_session.php?ses_id=934 for details.

Moderators for this session
Christopher LIU, James CHODOSH, Nancy AL RAKKAD

Time and place of session
This session will take place on Saturday 9 October 2010 from 18:00 till 19:30 in room Room 3.

Abstracts assigned to this session (7)

Abstracts assigned to this session (7)

18:00

5′

Overview by Christopher LIU
18:05

12′

Boston Type 1 CIOLINO J
18:17

12′

OOKP protocol update LAM FC
18:29

12′

Boston Type 2 CHODOSH J
18:41

12′

Glaucoma considerations in OOKP AL RAKKAD N
18:53

12′

Vitreo-retinal considerations in OOKP HUGHES E
19:05

12′

The collagen corneal construct GRIFFITH M, FAGERHOLM P
19:17

12′

New biomaterials LLOYD A

ARVO SIG May 5 2010

April 22, 2010 by · Leave a Comment 

Please join us if you are attending ARVO this year.
And then add the program which is below – it can be a second link and you can just add the arvo logo to fill in the space on the front page of the website

AGENDA

5th May 2010 Noon Grand B

Opening comments Deborah Sweeney

KPro’s today – types of implants, indications and problems with infection, stromal melting and inflammation (Gunther Grabner) 5 mins

Open Discussion 10 mins

Panel Discussion: “How can novel materials and surfaces be designed to deal with these complications” 30 mins

Discussants:

Heather Sheardown

Daniel Kohane
Rejean Munger

Open Discussion 40 mins

Wrap-up (Jean Marie Parel) 5 mins

2010 meeting Sept 16-20 in Beijing

October 16, 2009 by · Leave a Comment 

The APAO (Asia Pacific Assoc of Ophthalmology) will hold its 2010 meeting Sept 16-20 in Beijing, China. They expect over 5,000 participants. Last year’s meeting in Bali, was both highly successful and enjoyable.

There will be a dedicated 90 minute symposium on Keratoprosthesis. This will cover all forms of KPro. I, Michael W Belin, will chair and organize the symposium. We typically have 8-9 speakers. The APAO has in the past waived all registration for speakers, but travel and hotel are left up to the individual.

If any one would be interested in speaking I would ask that they forward me their contact information and at least two possible titles.

Additionally, there are many other Cornea / External Disease sessions, so if anyone has other topics they may want to talk on please let me know and I can forward these to the proper individual.

Please contact me via email at MWBelin@aol.com

Other Proposed Upcoming Meetings

2010 ARVO SIG, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA May 2010

2011 8th KPro Study Group Meeting, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Miami Florida, May 2011

7th KPro Study Group Meeting

March 5, 2009 by · Leave a Comment 

Grand Hotel Bernardin, Congress Centre

Grand Hotel Bernardin, Congress Centre

7th KPro Study Group Meeting will be held as a joint one day Symposium with EVER on Saturday October 3, 2009.

The meeting will be held at the Bernardin Convention Centre in Portoroz Slovenia. The EVER meeting runs from September 30 until October 3, 2009. More details about EVER can be found at  website link.

The KPro Study Group and Steering Committee is grateful to Tero Kivelä EVER Programme Secretary and his colleagues at EVER for their support of this joint meeting.

Registration, Abstract Submission and Hotel Bookings for EVER commence April 1.

Portoroz, Slovenia

Portoroz, Slovenia

More details on the 8th KPro Study Group Meeting will be announced shortly however, we are planning a KPro Dinner for the Friday evening, October 2, 2009 so please keep this date free.

KPro SIS at EVER Conference, Portoroz, Slovenia

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KPro SIS at EVER Conference, Portoroz, Slovenia
Date: Saturday 4th October 2008
Location: Room – Emerald I
Time: 14:15-15:45 hrs
Special Interest Symposium (Keratoprostheses I)
Moderator: Christopher Liu
14:15-14:33 The narrowing choice of Keratoprostheses Liu C
14:33-14:51 Developing a recovery psychological model for patients undergoing KPro surgery Busuttil A, Liu C
14:51-15:09 More than 50 years experience with keratoprostheses Barraquer J
15:09-15:27 Biosynthetic corneas – an update Fagerholm P, Lagali N, Griffith M

Past Meetings – 2008-2005

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European Association for Vision and Eye Research (EVER) Conference, Portoroz, Slovenia,

3-6 October 2007

Date: Saturday 6th October 2007  
Location: Room – Europa A  
Time:    11:15 – 12:45 hrs  
Special Interest Symposium (Keratoprosthesis I)
Moderator: Christopher Liu  
11:15-11:33  Strampelli’s Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis Barraquer J, Temprano J,   De La Paz MF
11:33-11:51 UK Experience and Evolving Strategies to Parera S, Okera S, Tandon R, Herold J, Hull C, Thorp S, Liu C
11:51-12:09 OOKP – The Singapore Experience Wong D, et al
12:09-12:27 Vitreoretinal Management in Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis Surgery Wong D


Date:   Saturday 6th October 2007  
Location:    Room – Europa A  
Time: 14:00-15:30 hrs  
Special Interest Symposium (Keratoprosthesis II)
Moderator: Christopher Liu  
14:00-14:15 Advances in the Type I Boston Keratoprosthesis Colby K, Dohlmann C
14:15-14:30 Boston KPro Collaborative Study Results Belin MW
14:30-14:45  An Update on the AlphaCor   Crawford G, Hicks C
14:45-15:00 Where are we with the Supra-Descemetic  KPro (Keralia)? Lamar PD, Alfonso E, Stoiber J, Fernandez V, Kaminski S, Lacombe E, Duchesne B, Acosta C, Parel JM
15:00-15:15  An Update on the Synthetic Collagenous Artificial Cornea Fagerholm P, Griffith M
15:15-15:30 Infection Control in KPro’s Nouri M
For further information and conference details please go to: http://www.ever.be/news.php

Corneal Bioengineering Special Interest Symposia at the European Association for Vision & Eye Research (EVER) Conference

Date:
Saturday 7th October 2006

Location:
Vilamoura, Portugal

For further conference and program details, please go to: http://www.ever.be


KPro Symposium: The 111th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Ophthalmological Society

Date:
Thursday April 19 to Sunday April 22, 2007

Location:
Osaka International Convention Center, Osaka, Japan

Agenda:
To be posted on this website in due course

Organizers:
Masahiko Fukuda and Christopher Liu

Presentations By:

  • Keralia by Prof. Jean-Marie Parel, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
  • ALPHACOR by Assoc. Prof. Geoffrey Crawford, Lions Eye Institute
  • ALPHACOR in Japan by Dr. Hiroshi Eguchi, Tokushima University
  • OOKP by Mr. Christopher Liu, Sussex Eye Hospital
  • OOKP in Japan by Dr. Masahiko Fukuda, Kinki University

Hotel Details:
Rhiga Royal Hotel Osaka
5-3-68, Nakanoshima,
Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0005, Japan

Tel:             +81-6-6448-1121       
Fax: +81-6-6448-4414
Website: http://www.rihga.co.jp/osaka/index.html

Registration Details:
On site registration only for oveasea attendees

Conference Organiser Contact Details:
Masahiko Fukuda, MD, Dsc.
Assistant Professor,
Department of Ophthalmology,
Kinki University School of Medicine,
377-2, Ohno-Higashi, Osaka-Sayama City,
Osaka 589-8511
Japan
Email:            fukuda@ganka.med.kindai.ac.jp
Tel:             +81-723-66-0221       (Ext 3234)
Fax:              +81-723-68-2559

Please click here to download overview of the symposium


Update on Keratoprosthesis to be held at the International Society of Ocular Trauma (ISOT) Conference
   
Date of Conference: 29th June – 1st July 2006
Date of KPro Update: 30th June 2006
Location: Rome, Italy
Abstract Submission Deadline: 30th March 2006
Early Bird Registration Closes: 30th March 2006
Scientific Secretariat: C. Forlini – P. Rossini – S.Dolce – A.Aversano – F.Galli
  Viale V. Randi 43, 48100 Ravenna (Italy)
Fax: +39/0544 280049    
E-mail: scientific@isot2006rome.org
See attached link for full program details: http://www.isot2006rome.org/start.php

6th KPro Study Group Meeting, Miami, Florida,   USA

Date:      
Saturday 6th May 2006

Venue:    
Retter Audiotorium, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami

Program Committee:    
Eduardo Alfonso, Jean-Marie Parel, Gunther Grabner, Claes Dohlman, Debbie Sweeney

Meeting Presdient:
Gunther Grabner

Theme:
Biocompatibility and Keratoprosthesis

Objective:
The main object of this meeting will be to review progress of the various keratoprothesis currently being used, look at the development of new devices and gain new knowledge in the area of biocompatibility of keratoprosthesis and how it may be enhanced/improved.  Particular emphasis will be placed on understanding corneal stromal interactions.

6TH KPRO STUDY GROUP PROGRAM : SATURDAY 6TH MAY 2006
Retter Auditorium, University of Miami, Florida
MODERATOR:
Jean Marie Parel
Timings Name Institution Abstract Title
  07:30-08:25 Registration & Breakfast    
  08:25-08:30 Welcome & Introductions Gunther Grabner & Jean-Marie Parel  
1 08:30-08:40 Giancarlo Falcinelli OOKP Foundation, Rome, Italy Modified Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis: Long Term Results in Dry Eye
2 08:40-08:50 Maria Fideliz de la Paz (Victor Charoenrook) Barraquer Eye Institute Functional and Anatomical Results of Keratoprosthesis Using Tooth and Tibia Autograft: A Review of our Experience in Spain
3 08:50-09:00 Gerard Ainsworth Sussex Eye Hospital OOKP Surgery in Brighton – 10 Years On
4 09:00-09:10 Donald Tan Singapore National Eye Center Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis Surgery in Asian Eyes – The Singapore Experience
5 09:10-09:20 Paolo Colliardo (Giovanni Falcinelli) OOKP Foundation, Rome, Italy Treatment of Retinal Detachment in Modified Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis
6 09:20-09:30 Konrad Hille Augenklinik Klinikum Offenburg Update of Kpro Results in Homburg (Saar)
Group Discussion 09:30-10:15      
MORNING TEA 10:15-10:45      
MODERATOR:
Gunther Gabner
       
7 10:45-10:55 Bilal F Khan Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary in Boston Retention of the Boston Keratoprosthesis
8 10:55-11:05 Brian Zerbe
Albany Medical Centre Results from the Multi-Center Boston Keratoprosthesis Type 1 Study Group
9 11:05-11:15 Kalliopi Stasi Rochester Eye Institute & Center for Visual Sciences, University of Rochester Evaluation and Comparison of Wavefront Higher Order Aberrations in Dohlman/Boston Keratoprosthesis and Normal Eyes
10 11:15:11:25 Matilda Chan (Kali Stasi) University of Rochester Vitreoretinal Surgery Concurrent with Placement of the Dohlman/Boston Keratoprosthesis
11 11:25-11:35 Esen Akpek The Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore Keratoprostheses for pediatric cases
Group Discussion 11:35-12:20      
MODERATOR:
Eddie Alfonso
       
12 12:20-12:30 Gunther Grabner Ophthalmology & Optometry, Paracelsus Medical Uni, Alzburg, Austria The Visual Acuity by Time (VAT) – Index and a New Database for the Evaluation of Mid and Long Term Visual Acuity Following KPro Surgery
13 12:30-12:40 Claes Dohlman Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Attrition and retention – what data we should be collecting
Group Discussion 12:40-13:00      
LUNCH 13:00-14:00      
MODERATOR:
Claes Dohlman
       
14 14:00-14:10 Tim Hughes CSIRO Molecular Sciences & Vision CRC, Australia Synthetic Corneal Onlays and Inlays: Learnings Applicable to Keratoprostheses
15 14:10-14:20 Masahiko Fukuda Dept of Ophthalmology, Kinki University School of Medicine, Japan Long Term Survival and Histological Study of Our Original Keratoprosthesis
16 14:20-14:30 Carlos Leon Clinica Leon / Instituto de Cirugia Ocular The Hydroxyapatite Kpro
17 14:30-14:40 Celia Hicks (Gunther Grabner) Lions Eye Institute AlphaCor: Current Data and Overview of Biocompatibility
18 14:40-14:50 Hiroshi Eguchi Dept of Vis. Neu. Sci. Sch of Medicine, University of Tokushima Preliminary outcomes of AlphaCor implantations in Japan.Utility of optical coherence tomography in clinical follow-up of the AlphaCor
19 14:50-15:00 Alireza Ghaffariyeh Iran Polymer and Petrochemical Institute Evaluation of Cell Behaviour onto Collagen Grafted Poly (HEMA-co-MAA): In Vitro
20 15:00-15:10 Debbie Sweeney Vision CRC, Australia Corneal Inlays – Current Progress
Group Discussion 15:10-15:30      
AFTERNOON TEA 15:30-16:00      
MODERATOR:
Debbie Sweeney
       
21 16:00-16:10 Radhika Tandon (Vishal Jhanji) RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, India Setting up a Keratoprosthesis Service in a Tertiary Care Referral Hospital in India
Group Discussion & Close of Meeting 16:10-17:00      

Registration Fee:
US$50 to cover meeting expenses. Cash payable on the day.

Download Registration Form – 46KB (Microsoft Office Word file – doc)

Driving Instructions to Retter Auditorium: Download PDF

Suggested Hotels:
Intercontinental and Marriot Biscayne Bay (downtown Miami); Sonesta Beach and Ritz Carlton (Key Biscayne).  Please note that all speakers will need to make their own travel arrangements and hotel bookings.


World Ophthalmology Congress, 19-24 February 2006, Sao Paulo, Brazil
 
Location:  São Paulo, Brazil
Venue: Transamerica Hotel & Convention Center, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Session Organiser: Dr Christopher Liu
Session Chair: Dr Radhika Tandon, Dr Lucio Dantas, Dr Sidney Julio De Faria
Date of Session: 21st February 2006
Time of Session: 08:30-10:30 hrs
 
Keratoprosthesis Session        
 
08:30 hrs 14 Years Experience with Brazilian Biocolonizable Keratoprothesis  Lucio Dantas
08:40 hrs Setting up a Keratoprosthesis Service in a Tertiary Care Radhika Tandon
  Referral Hospital in India  
08:50 hrs The Pintucci KPro  Quresh Maskati
09:00 hrs AlphaCor Implantation  Geoff Crawford
09:10 hrs AlphaCor Outcomes  Celia Hicks
09:20 hrs Discussion   
09:30 hrs OOKP – The Singapore Experience Donald Tan
09:40 hrs Theoretical Considerations of Glaucoma Shunts in Eyes with Keith Barton
  Keratoprostheses  
09:50 hrs Multi-center Study Results for the Boston K-Pro  Michael Belin
10:00 hrs Keralia – Early Clinical Outcome Peggy Lamar
10:10 hrs Infections and Kpro Eduardo Alfonso 
10:20 hrs Discussion   
10:30 hrs End of Symposium  

For further information pertaining to this conference, please go to: http://www.ophthalmology2006.com.br/


Keratoprosthesis SIS at European Association for Vision & Eye Research (EVER) Conference, Vilamoura, Portugal

Date:
Saturday 8th October 2005

Time:
11:00-12:30 hrs

Venue:
Gemini I, Marinotel Hotel, Vilamoura, Portugal

Further program and conference details can be found at www.ever.be


KPro SIS at EVER Conference, Portoroz, Slovenia

July 24, 2008 by · Leave a Comment 

Date: Saturday 4th October 2008
Location: Room – Emerald I
Time: 14:15-15:45 hrs
Special Interest Symposium (Keratoprostheses I)
Moderator: Christopher Liu
14:15-14:33 The narrowing choice of Keratoprostheses Liu C
14:33-14:51 Developing a recovery psychological model for patients undergoing KPro surgery Busuttil A, Liu C
14:51-15:09 More than 50 years experience with keratoprostheses Barraquer J
15:09-15:27 Biosynthetic corneas – an update Fagerholm P, Lagali N, Griffith M

Past Meetings 2008

May 15, 2008 by · Leave a Comment 

Title: KPRO SPECIAL INTERESTS GROUP ARVO 2008 
Date: Wednesday 30 April 2008  
Venue: Grand Floridian A  
Time: 1:15pm – 2:45pm  
Steering Committee: Debbie Sweeney, Gûnther Grabner, Eduardo Alfonso, Jean-Marie Parel, Claes Dohlman, Michael Roper-Hall, Joaquin Barraquer, Emmanual Lacombe, Jean-Marc Legeais, Giancarlo Falcinelli, Bernd Duchesne, J-C Joyaux, Carlos Leon, Amira Mounir, Nag Rao, Yoshiko Takesue, Zbigniew Zagorski
AGENDA    
Title of SIG: Keratoprostheses and Glaucoma  
Organiser: Debbie Sweeney  
Moderators: Claes Dohlman/Jean-Marie Parel  
     
Presentations: 1. Opening comments & KPros today – types of implants, indications and Problems with Glaucoma
5 mins Victor Perez
Open Discussion:
10 mins  
2. Panel Discussion: “How do we deal with the Complication of Glaucoma” 30 mins  
Discussants: Intraocular pressure measurements post KPro implantation Konrad Hille
  Incidence and Treatment Options Cynthia Grosskroutz
  Endoscopy & KPro Yale Fisher
  Drainage Implants Paul Palmberg
  Intraocular Pressure TransducersOpen Discussion:
  45 mins Claes Dohlman

 

Arvo poster – download pdf

KPro poster – download pdf

Past Meetings 2007 – 2005

April 23, 2007 by · Leave a Comment 

 

European Association for Vision and Eye Research (EVER) Conference, Portoroz, Slovenia
Date: Saturday 6th October 2007  
Location: Room – Europa A
Time: 11:15 – 12:45 hrs
Special Interest Symposium (Keratoprosthesis I)
Moderator: Christopher Liu
11:15-11:33 Strampelli’s Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis Barraquer J, Temprano J, De La Paz MF
11:33-11:51 UK Experience & Evolving Strategies Parera S, Okera S, Tandon R, Herold J, Hull C, Thorp S, Liu C
11:51-12:09 OOKP – The Singapore Experience Wong D, et al
12:09-12:27 Vitreoretinal Management in Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis Surgery Wong D

 

Location:
Vilamoura, Portugal

 

 

For further conference and program details, please go to: http://www.ever.be

Organisers:
Masahiko Fukuda and Christopher Liu

Presentations By:

Keralia by Prof. Jean-Marie Parel, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
ALPHACOR by Assoc. Prof. Geoffrey Crawford, Lions Eye Institute
ALPHACOR in Japan by Dr. Hiroshi Eguchi, Tokushima University
OOKP by Mr. Christopher Liu, Sussex Eye Hospital
OOKP in Japan by Dr. Masahiko Fukuda, Kinki University
Hotel Details:
Rhiga Royal Hotel Osaka
5-3-68, Nakanoshima,
Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0005, Japan
Tel:             +81-6-6448-1121       
Fax: +81-6-6448-4414
Website: http://www.rihga.co.jp/osaka/index.html

Registration Details:
On site registration only for oveasea attendees

Conference Organiser Contact Details:
Masahiko Fukuda, MD, Dsc.
Assistant Professor,
Department of Ophthalmology,
Kinki University School of Medicine,
377-2, Ohno-Higashi, Osaka-Sayama City,
Osaka 589-8511
Japan
Email: fukuda@ganka.med.kindai.ac.jp
Tel: +81-723-66-0221       (Ext 3234)
Fax: +81-723-68-2559

Please click here to download overview of the symposium


Update on Keratoprosthesis to be held at the International Society of Ocular Trauma (ISOT) Conference
   
Date of Conference:  29th June – 1st July 2006 
Date of KPro Update: 30th June 2006
Location: Rome, Italy
Abstract Submission Deadline: 30th March 2006
Early Bird Registration Closes:  30th March 2006
Scientific Secretariat: C. Forlini – P. Rossini – S.Dolce – A.Aversano – F.Galli 
Viale V. Randi 43, 48100 Ravenna (Italy)

Fax: +39/0544 280049    
E-mail: scientific@isot2006rome.org
See attached link for full program details:  http://www.isot2006rome.org/start.php


6th KPro Study Group Meeting, Miami, Florida,   USA
Date:     
Saturday 6th May 2006
Venue:    
Retter Audiotorium, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami
Program Committee:    
Eduardo Alfonso, Jean-Marie Parel, Gunther Grabner, Claes Dohlman, Debbie Sweeney
Meeting Presdient:
Gunther Grabner
 
Theme:
Biocompatibility and Keratoprosthesis
 
Objective:
The main object of this meeting will be to review progress of the various keratoprothesis currently being used, look at the development of new devices and gain new knowledge in the area of biocompatibility of keratoprosthesis and how it may be enhanced/improved.  Particular emphasis will be placed on understanding corneal stromal interactions.

6TH KPRO STUDY GROUP PROGRAM : SATURDAY 6TH MAY 2006
Retter Auditorium, University of Miami, Florida

MODERATOR:
Jean Marie Parel

Timings

Name

Institution

Abstract Title

 

07:30-08:25

Registration & Breakfast

 

 

 

08:25-08:30

Welcome & Introductions

Gunther Grabner & Jean-Marie Parel

 

1

08:30-08:40

Giancarlo Falcinelli

OOKP Foundation, Rome, Italy

Modified Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis: Long Term Results in Dry Eye

2

08:40-08:50

Maria Fideliz de la Paz (Victor Charoenrook)

Barraquer Eye Institute

Functional and Anatomical Results of Keratoprosthesis Using Tooth and Tibia Autograft: A Review of our Experience in Spain

3

08:50-09:00

Gerard Ainsworth

Sussex Eye Hospital

OOKP Surgery in Brighton – 10 Years On

4

09:00-09:10

Donald Tan

Singapore National Eye Center

Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis Surgery in Asian Eyes – The Singapore Experience

5

09:10-09:20

Paolo Colliardo (Giovanni Falcinelli)

OOKP Foundation, Rome, Italy

Treatment of Retinal Detachment in Modified Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis

6

09:20-09:30

Konrad Hille

Augenklinik Klinikum Offenburg

Update of Kpro Results in Homburg (Saar)

Group Discussion

09:30-10:15

 

 

 

MORNING TEA

10:15-10:45

 

 

 

MODERATOR:
Gunther Gabner

 

 

 

 

7

10:45-10:55

Bilal F Khan

Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary in Boston

Retention of the Boston Keratoprosthesis

8

10:55-11:05

Brian Zerbe

Albany Medical Centre

Results from the Multi-Center Boston Keratoprosthesis Type 1 Study Group

9

11:05-11:15

Kalliopi Stasi

Rochester Eye Institute & Center for Visual Sciences, University of Rochester

Evaluation and Comparison of Wavefront Higher Order Aberrations in Dohlman/Boston Keratoprosthesis and Normal Eyes

10

11:15:11:25

Matilda Chan (Kali Stasi)

University of Rochester

Vitreoretinal Surgery Concurrent with Placement of the Dohlman/Boston Keratoprosthesis

11

11:25-11:35

Esen Akpek

The Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore

Keratoprostheses for pediatric cases

Group Discussion

11:35-12:20

 

 

 

MODERATOR:
Eddie Alfonso

 

 

 

 

12

12:20-12:30

Gunther Grabner

Ophthalmology & Optometry, Paracelsus Medical Uni, Alzburg, Austria

The Visual Acuity by Time (VAT) – Index and a New Database for the Evaluation of Mid and Long Term Visual Acuity Following KPro Surgery

13

12:30-12:40

Claes Dohlman

Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary

Attrition and retention – what data we should be collecting

Group Discussion

12:40-13:00

 

 

 

LUNCH

13:00-14:00

 

 

 

MODERATOR:
Claes Dohlman

 

 

 

 

14

14:00-14:10

Tim Hughes

CSIRO Molecular Sciences & Vision CRC, Australia

Synthetic Corneal Onlays and Inlays: Learnings Applicable to Keratoprostheses

15

14:10-14:20

Masahiko Fukuda

Dept of Ophthalmology, Kinki University School of Medicine, Japan

Long Term Survival and Histological Study of Our Original Keratoprosthesis

16

14:20-14:30

Carlos Leon

Clinica Leon / Instituto de Cirugia Ocular

The Hydroxyapatite Kpro

17

14:30-14:40

Celia Hicks (Gunther Grabner)

Lions Eye Institute

AlphaCor: Current Data and Overview of Biocompatibility

18

14:40-14:50

Hiroshi Eguchi

Dept of Vis. Neu. Sci. Sch of Medicine, University of Tokushima

Preliminary outcomes of AlphaCor implantations in Japan.Utility of optical coherence tomography in clinical follow-up of the AlphaCor

19

14:50-15:00

Alireza Ghaffariyeh

Iran Polymer and Petrochemical Institute

Evaluation of Cell Behaviour onto Collagen Grafted Poly (HEMA-co-MAA): In Vitro

20

15:00-15:10

Debbie Sweeney

Vision CRC, Australia

Corneal Inlays – Current Progress

Group Discussion

15:10-15:30

 

 

 

AFTERNOON TEA

15:30-16:00

 

 

 

MODERATOR:
Debbie Sweeney

 

 

 

 

21

16:00-16:10

Radhika Tandon (Vishal Jhanji)

RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, India

Setting up a Keratoprosthesis Service in a Tertiary Care Referral Hospital in India

Group Discussion & Close of Meeting

16:10-17:00

 

 

 

Registration Fee:

US$50 to cover meeting expenses. Cash payable on the day.
Download Registration Form – 46KB (Microsoft Office Word file – doc)
Driving Instructions to Retter Auditorium: Download PDF
Suggested Hotels:

Intercontinental and Marriot Biscayne Bay (downtown Miami); Sonesta Beach and Ritz Carlton (Key Biscayne).  Please note that all speakers will need to make their own travel arrangements and hotel bookings.

World Ophthalmology Congress, 19-24 February 2006, Sao Paulo, Brazil
 
Location:
  São Paulo, Brazil
Venue: Transamerica Hotel & Convention Center, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Session Organiser:  Dr Christopher Liu 
Session Chair: Dr Radhika Tandon, Dr Lucio Dantas, Dr Sidney Julio De Faria
Date of Session: 21st February 2006
Time of Session: 08:30-10:30 hrs
 
Keratoprosthesis Session        
 
08:30 hrs
14 Years Experience with Brazilian Biocolonizable Keratoprothesis  Lucio Dantas
08:40 hrs Setting up a Keratoprosthesis Service in a Tertiary Care  Radhika Tandon 
 Referral Hospital in India  
08:50 hrs The Pintucci KPro  Quresh Maskati
09:00 hrs AlphaCor Implantation  Geoff Crawford
09:10 hrs AlphaCor Outcomes  Celia Hicks
09:20 hrs Discussion   
09:30 hrs
OOKP – The Singapore Experience Donald Tan
09:40 hrs Theoretical Considerations of Glaucoma Shunts in Eyes with Keith Barton 
Keratoprostheses  
09:50 hrs Multi-center Study Results for the Boston K-Pro  Michael Belin
10:00 hrs Keralia – Early Clinical Outcome Peggy Lamar
10:10 hrs Infections and Kpro Eduardo Alfonso 
10:20 hrs Discussion   
10:30 hrs
End of Symposium  
For further information pertaining to this conference, please go to: http://www.ophthalmology2006.com.br/

Keratoprosthesis SIS at European Association for Vision & Eye Research (EVER) Conference, Vilamoura, Portugal

Date:
Saturday 8th October 2005

Time:
11:00-12:30 hrs

Venue:
Gemini I, Marinotel Hotel, Vilamoura, Portugal

Further program and conference details can be found at www.ever.be

 Corneal Bioengineering Special Interest Symposia at the European Association for Vision & Eye Research (EVER) Conference

 


 

 

 

Date:
Saturday 7th October 2006

 

 

 

 

Date: Saturday 6th October 2007  
Location: Room – Europa A
Time: 14:00-15:30 hrs
Special Interest Symposium (Keratoprostheses II)
Moderator: Christopher Liu
14:00-14:15 Advances in the Type I Boston Keratoprosthesis Colby K, Dohlman C,
14:15-14:30 Boston KPro Collaborative Study Results Belin MW
14:30-14:45 An Update on the AlphaCor  Crawford G, Hicks C
14:45-15:00 Where are we with the Supra-Descemetic  KPro (Keralia)? Lamar PD, Alfonso E, Stoiber J, Fernandez V, Kaminski S, Lacombe E, Duchesne B, Acosta C, Parel JM
15:00-15:15 An Update on the Synthetic Collagenous Artificial Cornea Fagerholm P, Griffith M

15:15-15:30 Infection Control in KPro’s Nouri M

 

 

 

 

 


Past Meetings – 2004-2002

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American Academy of Ophthalmology, New Orleans, 22-27 October 2004

Date: Sunday 24th October 2004
Time: 15:15 – 17:30 hrs
Title: All You Wanted to Know About Keratoprosthesis (Artificial Cornea)

 

Artificial cornea, or keratoprosthesis (KPros), are recommended for restoring sight in corneal blindness where penetrating keratoplasty is contraindicated. Patients who have had multiple corneal graft failure and severe corneal vascularization form one group of prospective KPro candidates. The other group has severe ocular surface disease so that a corneal graft will meet the same fate as the cornea it set out to replace. The course will cover the indications and contraindications, and the pros and cons of a range of Kpros. Patient assessment will be covered. Recognizing complications and how they should be dealt with will also be covered.

 

The course will impart basic knowledge on the assessment of these prospective keratoprosteses cases prior to referral to a specialist center. Attendees will have a broad understanding of complications of KPros, which will facilitate co-management with specialist surgeons.

Instructors:
Christopher Liu
Gunther Grabner
Giancarlo Falcinelli
Claes Dohlman
Deborah Sweeney
Eduardo Alfonso
Emmanuel Lacombe
Konrad Hille
Geoffrey Crawford
Celia Hicks
Josef Stoiber
Jean-Marie Parel


EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR VISION AND EYE RESEARCH CONGRESS
Date:
September 24-27, 2004
Venue:
Vilamoura, Portugal
EVER 2004 KPro Special Interest SymposiaDate: September 25, 2004
Venue:
Vilamoura, PortugalPlease go the EVER website and submit abstracts to the website marked for the KPro SIS.

    1. The international keratoprostheses scene Christopher Liu
    2. ” Strampelli Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis. Experience from 1964 to 2004″ (DVD, 10 minutes) Professor Joaquín Barraquer
    3. Update of OOKP results in Brighton Bobby Paul
    4. Oculoplastic complications of OOKP surgery Ioannis Mavrikakis
    5. Visual function questionnaire for OOKP patients Radhika Tandon
    6. ” Surgery of the vitreous and retina in cases operated for osteo-odonto keratoprosthesis” (in collaboration with Dr.Jeromi Nadal) Professor Joaquín Barraquer
    7. The psychology of blindness and sight restoration Edward Lee
    8. Paralimbal Scleral Window Dr Indu R Singh
    9. Treatment of Corneal blinds along with retinal detachment Dr Indu R Singh
    10. More complete and longer term follow up of all PMMA KPro results. Michael Roper-Hall
    11. Keratoprosthesis At Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
    Clinical Experience And Research Advances
    V. Fernandez, J. Stoiber,  P. Lamar, S. Kaminski, E. Lacombe, B. Duchesne, Carolina Acosta; Eleut Hernandez; E Alfonso, J-M. Parel
    12 BioKPro II results at Moorfields Eye Hospital.
    Keratocyte adherence to plastics and hydroxyapatite.
    Bruce Allan, John Dart
    13. An update on the Coralline / Hydroxyapatite KPro. Carlos Leon
    14. Update on the AlphaCor Celia Hicks
    15. Preliminary laboratory results on biomaterials Donna Small, Belfast
    16. Update on the tissue engineered tri-layer artificial cornea May Griffith
    17. Update on biomaterials Aston / Brighton / SEH group

Those participating are still required to register at http://www.ever.be.


OSTEO-ODONTOKERATOPROSTHESIS FOUNDATION PRESENTS:
Surgery of Corneal Opacities: from excimer laser to osteo-odonto-Keratoprosthesis

Proposed Dates: 3rd – 4th September 2004

Venue: C.T.O. Hospital – Lecture Hall – Via San Nemesio No 25 – Roma, ITALY

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Chairmen, Teachers, Surgeons and Speakers

   
E. ALFONSO: (Miami-USA)
E. BALESTRAZZI : ( Aq- I)
C. BOSCHER: (Paris -F)
R. BRANCATO: ( Mi -I)
M. CAMELLIN: (Ro-I)
G. CARELLA: (Pc- I)
F. CARONES: (To- I)
M. CASELLI: (Lt- I)
L. CERULLI: (Rm- I)
P. COLLIARDO: (Rm- I)
E. CORAZZA: (Rm – I)
V. DE MOLFETTA: (Monza – I)
C. DI BIASE: (Rm – I)
S. DI GIULIO: (Rm – I)
G. FALCINELLI: (Rm – I)
G.C FALCINELLI: (Rm – I)
B. FALSINI: (Rm – I)
P. FILADORO: (Rm – I)
C. FORLINI: (Ra – I)
S. FRUSCELLA: (Rm – I)
M. FUKUDA: (Osaka – JPN)
C. GENISI: (Pd – I)
G. GRABNER: (Salzburg – A)
M. GUALDI: (Rm – I)K. HILLE: (Homburg – D)
E. LACOMBE: (Paris – F)
B. LATTE: (Ss – I)
C. LIU: (Brighton-GB)
L. LUPELLI: (Rm – I)
L. MASTROPASQUA: (Ch – I)
U. MERLIN: (Ro – I)
B. MONACO: (Rm – I)
A. MOUNIR: (Cairo-EGYPT)
A. NIUTTA: (Rm – I)
P. PALUMBO: (Rm – I)
J.M PAREL: (Miami-USA)
I. PECORELLA: (Rm – I)
V. PETITTI: (Rm – I)
V. PICARDO: (Rm – I)
M. PIOVELLA: (Mi – I)
A. POCOBELLI: (Rm – I)
P. RAMA: (Mi – I)
S. RAO: (Chennai-INDIA)
A. RAPIZZI: (Tv – I)
V. SARNICOLA: (Gr – I)
M. TALONI: (Rm – I)
R. TANDON: (New Delhi-INDIA)
F. TRIMARCHI: (Rm – I)
F. TUCCI: (Rm – I)
M. VERGARI: (Rm – I)
C.M VILLANI: (Rm – I)
P. VINCIGUERRA: (Mi – I)

 

SURGERY OF CORNEAL OPACITIES: EXCIMER LASER, STEM CELLS, KERATOPLASTY
Friday 3rd September 2004, morning
08:00-08:30 Registration

 

   

 

SESSION 1 – Excimer Laser
President: U. Merlin – Chairmen: R. Brancato, E. Alfonso, A. Pocobelli
  LECTURE HALL  
8:30-8:40 Welcome

U. Merlin, V. Petitti

8:40-8:55 Standard and last generation diagnostic instruments in corneal opacities

L. Mastropasqua

8:55-9:10 Corneal opacities suitable to excimer laser treatment U. Merlin
9:10-9:25 PTK in PRK outcomes P. Vinciguerra
9:25-9:40 PTK in corneal leucomas M. Camellin
9:40-9:55 PTK in superficial dystrophies and in corneal erosions F. Carones
9:55-10:10 PTK after radial keratotomies and keratoplasties A. Rapizzi
10:10-10:20 Discussion  
     
SESSION 2: Stem cells and amniotic membrane: state of the art
President: E. Balestrazzi – Chairmen: A. Niutta, P. Rama, V. Sarnicola
  LECTURE HALL  
10:20-10:35 Stem cell autograft

E. Balestrazzi

10:35-10:50 Stem cell allograft V. Sarnicola
10:50-11:05 Amniotic membrane: indications and limits P. Rama
11:05-11:15 Welcome by Authorities  
11:15-11:35 Coffee break  
   

 

SESSION 3: Keratoplasty
President: V. De Molfetta – Chairmen: M. Piovella, M. Gualdi, F. Trimarchi
  LECTURE HALL  
11:35-11:50 Corneal opacities suitable for keratoplasty S. Fruscella
11:50-12:05 Mechanized lamellar Keratoplasty C. Genisi
12:05-12:20 Deep lamellar keratoplasty F. Trimarchi
12:20 -12:35 Perforating keratoplasty E. Alfonso
12:35 -12:50 Post-operative management-Rejection C. Forlini
12:50 -1:00 Medical and legal issues in Italy F. Tucci
1:00 -1:20 Discussion  
1:20-2:30 LUNCH  
   

 

Friday 3rd September 2004, afternoon
International Course on Falcinelli’s modified osteodontokeratoprosthesis: surgical techniques, complications and results
  LECTURE HALL  
   

 

SESSION 1 – Introduction
President: R. Brancato – Chairmen: L. Cerulli, J. M Parel, G. C Falcinelli
2:30-2:40 Opening remarks J. M. Parel, G. C. Falcinelli
2:40-2:55 Epidemiology L. Cerulli
2:55-3:10 Indications and limits of stem cells in corneal blindness P. Rama
3:10-3:20 High risk PK: functional results – Follow-up V. De Molfetta
3:20-3:30 Different types of Kpros E. Alfonso
3:30-3:40 Indication for OOKP and patients’ selection C. Liu, R. Tandon
3:40-3:50 Electrophysiology B. Falsini
3:50-4:00 Echography P. Colliardo
4:00-4:10 Dentists’ role and CT scan B. Monaco, C. Di Biase
4:10-4:20 Optical cylinder characteristics L. Lupelli, K. Hille, P. Palumbo
4:20-4:30 OOKP biological properties M. Caselli
4:30-4:50 Discussion  
4:50-5:15 Coffee break  
     
SESSION 2 – Surgery
President: G. Grabner – Chairmen: B. Latte, A. Mounir, V. Picardo
  LECTURE HALL  
5:15-5:25 Surgical Technique preliminary operation V. Petitti – M. Vergari
5:25-5:40 1st Stage: preparation of anterior surface of the eye. Preparation of osteo-odonto-acrylic lamina G. C. Falcinelli, G. Falcinelli
5:40-5:55 2nd Stage: implant of osteo-odonto-acrylic lamina in the eye G. Grabner
5:55-6:05 Histology I. Pecorella
6:05 Discussion  
     
Saturday 4th September 2004, morning
  LECTURE HALL  
 
SESSION 3 – Complications in modified OOKP
President: E. Lacombe – Chairmen: M. Caselli, V. De Molfetta, C. Liu
  LECTURE HALL

 

8:30-8:45 Intraoperative complications: 1st and 2nd stages C. Liu
8:45-9:00 Complications after 1st stage – prevention and treatment K. Hille
9:00-9:15 Complications after 2nd stage – prevention and treatment G. C. Falcinelli, G. Falcinelli
9:15-9:30 Choroidal and vitreo-retinal complications C. Boscher, P. Colliardo
9:30-9:40 Lamina reabsorption – CT scan G. Grabner
9:40-9:50 Discussion  
   

 

SESSION 4 – Glaucoma in modified OOKP
President: C. Boscher – Chairmen: G. Carella, K. Hille, M. Taloni
  LECTURE HALL

 

9:50-10:00 Glaucoma :diagnosis, frequency, prevention and treatment M. Taloni, P. Filadoro
10:00-10:10 Cyclodiastasis G. C. Falcinelli, E. Corazza
10:10-10:20 Retroequatorial antiglaucoma drainage G. C. Falcinelli, M.Vergari
10:20-10:30 Ahmed’s valve K. Hille
10:30-10:40 Cycloendophotocoagulation: technique C. Boscher
10:40-10:50 Cycloendophotocoagulation: complications C. Forlini
10:50-11:00 Discussion  
11:00-11:15 Coffee break  
     
SESSION 5 – Modified OOKP Results
President: J. M. Parel – Chairmen: E. Alfonso, S. Rao, G. C. Falcinelli
  LECTURE HALL  
11:15-12:00 Anatomo-functional results: Austria, Egypt, Germany, Great Britain, India, Italia, Japan G. Grabner, A. Mounir, K. Hille, C. Liu, S. Rao, M. Taloni, M. Fukuda
12:00-12:10 Vati index and database G. Grabner
12:10-12:25 Discussion and conclusions J. M. Parel, G. C. Falcinelli, G. Grabner
 
SESSION 6 – Wet lab
President: C. Liu – Chairmen: P. Colliardo, G. Falcinelli, S. Rao
  ROOM A  
12:25-1:15 OOKP patients’examination (follow-up up to 38 years)  
     
  ROOM B  
12:25-1:15 Modified OOKP. Practice with surgical instruments. For 10 participants (fee 100 €)  
     
Saturday 4th September 2004, afternoon (optional)
 
Live surgery and videos
President: V. Picardo – Chairmen: M. Caselli, C. Liu, M. Taloni
2:30-6:30 Ahmed’s valve, cyclodiastasis, endophthalmitis, endoscopic cyclophotocoagulation, haemovitreous, lamina explant, mucosa erosion, retina detachment, retroequatorial antiglaucoma drainage, symblepharon
Note: Operations from the above mentioned pathologies wil be performed live if patients are available. Alternatively surgery of 1st and 2nd stages modified OOKP will be performed live and videos of complications will be shown (fee 50 €).

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5th KPro- 8th IOSS Joint Meeting, Miami, Florida, USA, 2003

Date:
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

07:00 Registration and breakfast

 

   

 

08:00 Welcome to BPEI, address by Chairman

Carmen Puliafito

   

 

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

08:30 Ocular surface and tear function findings in premature and term babies

M. Dogru

  M. Dogru, H. Karakaya, N. Koksal, A. Ozmen, H. Erturk, E. Goto, Y. Matsumoto, K Tsubota

 

   

 

08:40 “Sandwich Keratitis” after deep Lamellar Endothelial Keratitis: A new clinical entity

T. John

  T. John

 

   

 

08:50 Hyperosmolarity stimulates MMPs and inflammatory cytokins via MAPK pathway in human

D-Q. Li

  corneal epithelial cells and experimental mouse models

 

  L. De-Quan, H-S. Kim, L. Luo, S. Pflugfelder

 

   

 

09:00 Pro and anti-inflammatory forms of Interleukin-1 in the tear fluid and conjunctiva of patients with

A. Solomon

  dry eye disease

 

  A. Solomon, D. Dursun, Z. Liu, Y. Xie, A. Macri, S. Pflugfelder

 

   

 

09:10 Discussion

 

SECTION II
THE
ROLE OF INFLAMMATION DERIVED FROM THE BLINKING ABNORMALITY 
Chaired by S. Tseng

09:30 Kinetic analysis of tear interference images to detect blink-induced friction and to guide punctual

M. Di Pascuale

  occlusion and replacement of synthetic meibum in different types of dry eye

 

  M. Di Pascuale, M. Edgar, M. Espana, K. Tetsuya, S. Tseng

 

   

 

09:40 Eyelid pathologies in Stevens Johnson Syndrome

E. Espana

  E. Espana, M. Di Pascuale, T. Kawakita, S. Tseng

 

   

 

09:50 Mucous membrane graft and scleral lens to treat eyelid and tarsal pathologies for patients with

T. Kawakita

  Stevens Johnson Syndrome

 

  T. Kawakita, M. Di Pascuale, E. Espana, S. Tseng

 

   

 

10:00 Intraoperative application of Mitomycin C reduces conjunctival inflammation during amniotic

S. Tseng

  membrane transplantation for fornix reconstruction

 

  S. Tseng, M. Di Pascuale, E. Espana, T. Kawakita

 

   

 

10:10 Discussion

 

   

 

10:30 Coffee / Tea Break

 

   

 

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

11:20 In vivo confocal microscopy in the acute phase of corneal inflammation

A. Kobayashi

  A. Kobayashi, A. Maeda, Y. Shirao, K. Sugiyama

 

   

 

11:30 A case of allergic corneal ulcer in Atopic Keratoconjunctivitis (AKC) persistent for six months that

Y. Takano

  healed by amniotic membrane transplantation

 

  Y. Takano, K. Fukagawa, M. Miyake-Kashima, M. Tanaka, J. Shimazaki, K. Tsubota, H. Fujishima

 

   

 

11:40 Mitomycin C, Amniotic Membrane Transplantation and Limbal Autograft in Treating Recurrent

Y-F Yao

  Pterygia with Severe Symblepharon and Motility Restriction

 

  Yu-Feng Yao, Yong-Ming Zhang, Wen-Ya Qiu, Scheffer C.G. Tseng  

 

   

 

11:50 Inflammation as a cause of failure of ex-vivo expanded limbal stem cells transplantation

P. Rama

  P. Rama

 

   

 

12:00 Discussion

 

   

 

12:20 Lunch Break and Tour of BPEI

 

 

13:20 BPEI Honored Guest Lecture: The Collar Button Keratoprosthesis

Claus Dohlman

   

 

13:40 KPro Honored Guest Lecture:

 

  Strampelli’s Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis.  Advantages and important technical details

Joaquin Barraquer

   

 

14:00 Biological properties of Strampelli’s OOKP and surgical improvements of Falcinelli’s

 

  modified OOKP: Prevention against inflammation

Giancarlo Falcinelli

   

 

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

14:40 Tissue response to mechanical defect of synthetic corneal inlays

T. Xie

  R. Xie, M. Evans, D. Sweeney, A. Vannas

 

   

 

14:50 Results of the osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis (OOKP) in severe inflammatory eye diseases

R. Tandon

  Experience from the United Kingdom

 

  C. Liu, J. Herold, S. Thorpe, C. Hull, P. Britain, L. Goldberg, R. Tandon

 

   

 

15:00 Clinical results of implantation of Dolhman keratoprosthesis at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute

V. Fernandez

  V. Fernandez, R. Wirthlin, E. Spinn, F. Marangon, E. Alfonso

 

   

 

15:10 High resolution computer tomography indicates severe absorption of the lamina in

K. Hille

  osteo-odonto-keratoporsthesis

 

  K. Hille, R. Seidel, K. Ruprecht

 

   

 

15:20 The Pintucci’s Dacron felt.  Colonizable KPro in ocular surface inflammation and in dry eye

S. Pintucci

  S. Pintucci, F. Pintucci

 

   

 

15:30 Melts with AlphaCor: Clinical experiences and the effect of MPG

C. Hicks

  C. Hicks for the AlphaCor clinical investigators

 

   

 

15:40 Biological response to a SupraDescemetic Synthetic Cornea (sDSC) in rabbits

J. Stoiber

  J. Stoiber, V. Fernandez, P. Lamar, S. Dubovy, S. Kaminski, E. Lacombe, B. Duchesne, E. Alfonso, S. Tseng, J-M. Parel
   

 

15:50 Discussion

 

   

 

16:10 Coffee / Tea Break

 

SECTION V                               
CLINICAL EXPERIENCES OF KPRO
Chaired by J-M. Parel

16:30 Report of results with using tooth allografts for osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis in edentulous

R. Tandon

  patients with end-stage ocular surface disease

 

  C. Liu, J. Herold, S. Thorp, . Hull, L. Goldberg, T. Georgiou, R. Tandon

 

   

 

16:40 Keratoprosthesis with biocolonizable support: Three years follow-up

J. Murta

  J. Murta, M. Quadrado, P. Faria, R. Faria

 

   

 

16:50 First experience with the AlphaCor artificial cornea

G. Grabner

  G. Grabner, J. Ruckhofer, J. Stoiber

 

   

 

17:00 Towards a biomimetic hydrogel keratoprosthesis

A. Lloyd

  A. Lloyd, C. Liu, F. Lydon, J. Li, V. Franklin, B. Tighe, S. Sandeman

 

   

 

17:10 Supradescemetic Synthetic Cornea (sDSC): Ex-vivo feasibility study in human eye bank eyes

J. Stoiber

  J. Stoiber, V. Fernandez, P. Lamar, S. Kaminski, E. Lacombe, B. Duchesne, E. Alfonso, J-M. Parel

 

   

 

17:20 Swedged on corneal plane collar button KPro

T. White

  T. White

 

   

 

17:30 Discussion

 

   

 

17:40 Concluding remarks

 

   

 

18:00 Cocktails

 

   

 

 

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.


IOSS-MCLOSA Meeting, London, UK, 2002

Date:
22nd November 2002

 

Venue:
Royal College of Physicians
11 St Andrews Place
Regent’s Park
London
NW1 4LE

Tel: +44 207 935 1174
Fax: +44 207 487 5218

 

Organizer:
Christopher Liu

 

Focus:
Chronic Conjunctival Inflammation – Pathogenesis and Management

 

See www.mclosa.org.uk for more information or email Christopher Liu for details


INTRODUCTORY COURSE IN OSTEO-ODONTO-KERATOPROSTHESIS (OOKP)
Postgraduate Medical School and The Sussex Eye Hospital Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust

 

Date:
Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21 November 2002

Venue:
The New Seminar Room
Sussex House
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust in Brighton

 

Contact:
Mrs Erica Strange University of Brighton Postgraduate Medical School
Falmer Campus Brighton East Sussex BN1 9PH UK
Telephone:     +44 1273 644005        Fax: +44 1273 644002
E-Mail:           e.strange@brighton.ac.uk

 

Organizer:
Christopher Liu

 

We are pleased to enclose the programme and registration form for this Introductory OOKP Course taking place on 20 and 21 November 2002 in the New Seminar Room, Sussex House, Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust in Brighton.
The Course will comprise a variety of lectures with live surgery, two-way audio/video links (Stage 1 and Stage 2 OOKP Surgery) and examination of patients.
Hotel accommodation can be arranged, and at the end of the first day we will be hosting a Course Dinner at a local French Restaurant.

 

The final programme is attached (Download doc file 43KB). To book your place please complete the registration form, arrange the necessary payment and return to:

Mrs Erica Strange University of Brighton Postgraduate Medical School
Falmer Campus Brighton East Sussex BN1 9PH UK
Telephone:       +44 1273 644005        Fax: +44 1273 644002
E-Mail:             e.strange@brighton.ac.uk

 

It is envisaged that delegates would be attending the joint IOSS-MCLOSA meeting on 22 November 2002 at the Royal College of Surgeons, London. The joint meeting will be on chronic conjunctivitis.


IOSS 10th International Meeting, Grosseto, Tuscany, Italy

The 10th International Meeting of the IOSS will take place – in pleasant surroundings in Tuscany – from June 13th-15th inclusive, in 2002. The Meeting is titled “Corneal Stem Cells: refresher course for clinical use”.
Scheffer Tseng MD, Ph.D, of the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Miami, USA; will preside, and the Conference Chairman will be Vincenzo Sarnicola MD Consultant ophthalmologist at the Eye Department at Grosseto’s Hospital, Italy.
Prof. Vincenzo Sarnicola is one of Italy’s most esteemed experts in ocular surface disorders. He is personally convinced that in spite of the great developments in this field, there is still a need for KPro.

 

OOKP & KPro session

Date:
June 13th-15th, 2002

 

Provisional program:
June 13th, p.m. Round Table: “KPro update: surgical technique and long-term results”
Live surgery: June 14th a.m. (morning)
Free papers: June 14th p.m. (afternoon)
Discussion of KP problems: June 15th p.m. (afternoon).

 

Venue: Hotel La Fattoria, Grosseto, Tuscany, Italy and Principiana, a town near Grosseto.

 

Organizer:
Prof. GC Falcinelli
Via Gregorio VII, 350
00165 Rome, Italy
Fax: +39-06-6623028
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