February 22-23, 2013The Houstonian Hotel, Houston, Texas

Baylor College of MedicineDepartment of Ophthalmology

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CLINICAL ADVANCESIN OPHTHALMOLOGY

28th Annual CULLEN COURSE

Needs

Continued progress in the basic and clinical sciences, therapeutics, technology, and surgical techniques is leading to increased understanding of eye disorders and improved diagnosis and management. The purpose of this course is to update practicing ophthalmologists and ophthalmologists in training on the latest, clinically-relevant advances in the field and to provide useful, evidence-based information on the diagnosis and treatment of ophthalmic disorders.

Target AudiencePracticing ophthalmologists and ophthalmologists in training.

ObjectivesAt the conclusion of the activity, participants should be able to:• Useintraocularlens(IOL)calculationsandbiometricdatatoimproverefractiveoutcomesinpatients

undergoing cataract surgery.• Assessthebenefitsandrisksofsurgicalinterventionsforthetreatmentofpatientswithglaucoma.• Diagnosetheunderlyingcauseofvisionimpairmentinpediatricpatientsandmanage appropriately.• Applyevidence-basedapproachesindiagnosingandmanagingocular

surface disease.• Applyanti-VEGFtherapytomanageretinalconditionsunrelatedtoage-relatedmaculardegeneration(AM).• Selectandimplementoculoplasticsurgicalproceduresthatcanbesafely

performed in an office-based setting.• Identifypatientsatriskforcataractsurgerycomplicationsandimple-

ment anticipatory management strategies to minimize adverse effects and improve outcomes.

• Applyneuroimagingandaccuratelyinterpretresultsindiagnosingandmanaging neuro-ophthalmologic diseases / disorders.

Educational MethodsLectures,CasePresentations,Point/CounterpointPresentations,QuestionandAnswerSessions.

EvaluationEvaluationbyquestionnairewilladdressprogramcontent,presentation,andpossiblebias.

Accreditation/Credit DesignationBaylorCollegeofMedicineisaccreditedbytheAccreditationCouncilforContinuingMedicalEducationtoprovidecontinuingmedicaleducationforphysicians.

BaylorCollegeofMedicinedesignatesthisliveactivityforamaximumof12.0AMAPRACategory 1 Credits™.Physiciansshouldclaimonlythecreditcommensuratewiththeextentoftheirparticipationinthe activity.

The presentation, Premium IOLs, FEMTO, and Informing Patients has been designated by BaylorCollegeofMedicinefor1.0creditofeducationinmedicalethicsand/orprofessionalresponsibility.

NoticesInordertomeettherequirementsoftheAccreditationCouncilforContinuingMedicalEducation,itisthepolicyofBaylorCollegeofMedicinethatallindividualswhoareinapositiontocontrolthecontentoftheCMEactivity(activitydirector,planningcommitteemembers,andfaculty)discloserelevantfinancialrelationshipswithcommercialinterests.Allidentifiedconflictsofinterestaremanagedtohelpensurethattheeducationalmaterialisscientificallybased,accurate,currentandobjectivelypresented.Specificdisclosurewillbemadetotheparticipantspriortotheeducationalactivity.

AudioorvideotapingisprohibitedwithoutwrittenpermissionfromtheActivityDirectorandtheOfficeofContinuingMedicalEducation,BaylorCollegeofMedicine,Houston,Texas.

Faculty, topics, program schedule, and credits are subject to change.

Baylor College of Medicine Course Faculty

DaviD Paton MeDal lecturer

EdwardJ.Holland,MDDirectorofCorneaServices,CincinnatiEyeInstitute

ProfessorofOphthalmology,UniversityofCincinnati,Cincinnati,Ohio

ethics lecturer

JohnD.Banja,PhDProfessor,DepartmentofRehabilitationMedicine

MedicalEthicist,CenterforEthicsEmoryUniversity,Atlanta,Georgia

Activity CoordinatorsRobinCaldwell|DavidMadrigal|MelissaDoyle

Planning Committee

Mitchell P. Weikert, MD, MSActivityDirector

Assistant ProfessorofOphthalmology

Douglas D. Koch, MDActivityDirector

ProfessorofOphthalmologyTheAllen,Mosbacher,andLaw

ChairofOphthalmology

MiltonBoniuk,MDProfessorofOphthalmologyTheCarolineF.EllesChair ofOphthalmology

PetrosE.Carvounis,MD,BMBChAssistantProfessorofOphthalmology

PeterT.Chang,MDAssistantProfessorofOphthalmology

YvonneI.Chu,MD,MBAAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

DavidK.Coats,MDProfessorofOphthalmology

RobertE.CoffeeIII,MDAssistantProfessorofOphthalmology

JaneC.Edmond,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

RodForoozan,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

BenjaminJ.Frankfort,MD,PhDAssistantProfessorofOphthalmology

RonaldL.Gross,MDProfessorofOphthalmologyCliftonR.McMichaelChair ofOphthalmology

M.BowesHamill,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

MohammedHussein,MDAssistantProfessorofOphthalmology

DanB.Jones,MDSidW.RichardsonProfessorDistinguishedServiceProfessorandMargarettRootBrownChairofOphthalmology

DouglasP.Marx,MDAssistantProfessorofOphthalmology

AliceY.Matoba,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

SilviaOrengo-Nania,MDProfessorofOphthalmology

EvelynA.Paysse,MDProfessorofOphthalmology

StephenC.Pflugfelder,MDProfessorofOphthalmologyTheJamesandMargaretElkinsChair ofOphthalmology

DebraR.Shetlar,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

PaulG.Steinkuller,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

KimberlyG.Yen,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

MichaelT.Yen,MDAssociateProfessorofOphthalmology

ElizabethYeu-Lin,MDAssistantProfessorofOphthalmology

PetrosE.Carvounis,MDlDavidK.Coats,MDl RodForoozan,MD

RonaldL.GrossMDlDanB.Jones,MDlDouglasP.Marx,MD

7:15AM Registration&ContinentalBreakfast8:00 Welcome

PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY & GENETICS | Moderator: David K. Coats, MD

Crash Course in Pediatric Ophthalmology: 8:10 TreatmentofAccommodativeEsotropia K.Yen,MD 8:20 ShouldIorShoudn’tIPrescribeGlasses? P.Steinkuller,MD 8:30 TreatmentofNasolacrimalDuctObstruction- Choices,Choices... D.Coats,MD8:40 IntermittentExotropia-EnoughisEnough! DecidingWhen&HowtoTreat E.Paysse,MD 8:50 PediatricEyeDisorderswithSeriousSystematic Implications:ConditionsYouDon’tWanttoMiss M.Hussein,MD

Insomnia: The Patients That Keep Us Awake At Night9:00 AmblyopiaTreatmentIsn’tWorking-IsMyDiagnosisWrong? D.Coats,MD 9:10 DivergenceInsufficiency-WhenIsaNeurological Work-UpIndicated? E.Paysse,MD9:20 JuvenileIdiopathicUveitis-WhatIDoWhenICan’t GettheChildOffofTopicalSteroids K.Yen,MD9:30 ShouldIhaveAdmittedtheChildtotheHospital? M.Hussein,MD9:40 ThePatientorTheirParentsAreVeryUpsetWithMe- HowDoIHandleIt? P.Steinkuller,MD9:50 Question&AnswerSession

10:00 HealthBreak

OCULOPLASTICS | Moderator: Douglas Marx, MD

10:30 GettingStartedWithOffice-BasedOcculoplasticSurgery M.Yen,MD10:40 AdvancesInOrbitalVenolymphaticMalformationManagementD.Marx,MD10:50 TBD D.Shetlar,MD11:00 BotulinumToxins-There’sMoreThanJustOne M.Yen,MD11:10 CurrentTrendsinOrbitalFractureRepairD.Marx,MD11:20 Diagnostic&TherapeuticChallengesInOculoplasticSurgeryM.Boniuk,MD 11:50 Question&AnswerSession

12:00PM Lunch

1:00 EthicsLecture:PremiumIOLs,FEMTO,&InformingPatients J.Banja,PhD

2:00 HealthBreak

GLAUCOMA & NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY | Moderator: Ronald L. Gross, MD

Back to the Basics - Clinical Pearls2:20 VisualFields Faculty2:35 IntraocularPressure Faculty2:50 Gonioscopy Faculty3:05 OpticNerveExamination Faculty

Other Topics of Interest:3:20 Neuro-OphthalmicVisualFieldPrimer R.Foroozan,MD3:30 IntracranialPressure&Glaucoma B.Frankfort,MD,PhD3:40 UpdateonOCTforGlaucoma Y.Chu,MD3:50 MIGS:ASovietFighterorNewGlaucomaSurgery? P.Chang,MD4:00 GlaucomaScreening R.Gross,MD4:10 Question&AnswerSession

4:20 Adjourn

FriDay, February 22, 2013

7:00AM ContinentalBreakfast

CATARACT / REFRACTIVE | Moderator: Douglas D. Koch, MD

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About IOLs (& Maybe More): Properties & Performance

8:00 Welcome8:10 Materials&Designs M.B.Hamill,MD8:20 ToricIOLs D.Koch,MD8:30 Presbyopia-CorrectingIOLs E.Yeu-Lin,MD

Exchanging & Suturing8:40 AnteriorChamber D.Koch,MD8:45 IrisFixation M.B.Hamill,MD8:50 ScleralFixation S.Pflugfelder,MD8:55 Rings&Segments M.Weikert,MD 9:00 Gluing E.Yeu-Lin,MD9:10 FemtosecondLasers:AShopper’sGuide M.Weikert,MD9:20 ProblemSolvingCases-Panel&AudienceDiscussion D.Koch,MD IOLCalculations&RK LASIK,PRK,orWalkAway?

10:00 HealthBreak

RETINA | Moderator: Petros Carvounis, MD, BMBCh

10:40 Nutriceuticals&theRetina:WhatEveryDoctorNeedstoKnow R.Coffee,MD10:50 TreatmentofMacularEdemaAssociatedWithCentral RetinalVeinOcclusion P.Carvounis,MD,BMBCh11:00 AdvancesinMacularSurgery R.Coffee,MD11:10 NeovascularAge-RelatedMacularDegeneration:Whatthe ComprehensiveOphthalmologistNeedstoKnow P.Carvounis,MD,BMBCh11:20 InterestingRetinaCasesforComprehensiveOphthalmologists Faculty

11:50 QuestionandAnswerSession

12:00PM Lunch

PATON MEDAL LECTURE

1:00 Introduction D.Jones,MD AdvancesintheManagementofSevere OcularSurfaceDisease E.Holland,MD 2:00 HealthBreak

CORNEA | Moderator: Dan B. Jones, MD

Meibomian Gland Disease2:20 HowtoMaketheDiagnosis S.Pflugfelder,MD2:40 MGD-RelatedKeratitis D.Jones,MD2:50 CurrentTreatmentRecommendations S.Pflugfelder,MD3:00 Questions&Discussion Faculty3:05 Keratitis&Scleritis-Let’sPuttheExpertsintheHotseat! A.Matoba,MD

Current Indications & Contraindications for Corneal Surgery3:25 LimbalStemCellTransplant/PROSE S.Pflugfelder,MD 3:33 AnteriorLamellarKeratoplasty A.Matoba,MD3:41 PenetratingKeratoplasty M.Weikert,MD3:49 DSAEK E.Yeu-Lin,MD3:58 DMEK M.B.Hamill,MD4:06 Question&AnswerSession

4:20 Adjourn

saturDay, February 23, 2013

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28th Annual CULLEN COURSE

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