Programme
- THURSDAY 24TH
- FRIDAY 25TH
- SATURDAY 26TH
16:15h
ARI 2024 PRESENTATION
AREA 1: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CLINICAL OPTOMETRY
16:30h - 17:30h
SESSION 1: Treatment of myopia: Results and recent evidence-based advances.
Clinical optometry is continuously progressing and a close communication with clinical ophthalmology has been established. In this session, we will deal with the most topical issues in this context.
TOPICS:
Optical treatment: glasses or contact lenses?
Joan Pérez Corral (Barcelona) (8 min.)
Pharmacological treatment: atropine, what concentration? Other drugs?
Marcus Ang (Singapur) (8 min.)
Combined optical pharmacological treatment: are they the best?
Noemí Güemes (Madrid) (8 min.)
New treatments Light therapy: repeated-low-level Red Light, electromagnetic waves and other treatments (electromagnetic waves).
David Piñero (Alicante) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Alejandra Amesti (Alicante), Rosario Gomez de Liaño (Madrid)
17:45h - 18:30h
SESIÓN SATÉLITE - HOYA
Gestión de la miopía con lentes oftálmicas con tecnología DIMS. De la evidencia científica a la práctica clínica
18:45h – 19:45h
SESSION 2: Updates in the clinical study of the eye and vision.
TOPICS:
In-home Accustat vision test
Sean Ianchulev (USA) (8 min.)
Treatment of Anisometropic Amblyopia with a Dichoptic Digital Platform
Ainhoa Molina (Alicante) (8 min.)
Artificial intelligence for the early detection of ectatic corneal diseases
Renato Ambrósio (Brazil) (8 min.)
Augmented reality applied to low vision
Begoña Gacimartín (Madrid) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Carolina Picotti (Argentina), Javier Sebastián (Almería)
AREA 2: CORNEA AND OCULAR SURFACE
09:00h - 10:00h
SESSION 3: Ocular surface and dry eye
Despite the good results of keratoplasty, these are still not optimal in many cases. There is therefore a tendency to avoid keratoplasty and, whenever possible, to replace it with less invasive and more controllable techniques. This session will include presentations of the most interesting approaches to this subject.
TOPICS:
Innovations in Dry Eye Disease Treatment
Rohit Shetty (India) (8 min.)
Dry Eye Management: How to deal with different approaches?
Erik Donnenfeld (USA) (8 min.)
Treatment of Dry Eye associated with Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (DGM)
Alejandra Amesty (Alicante) (8 min.)
Stesiometry and corneal pathology
Víctor Pérez (USA) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Rafael Barraquer (Barcelona), Mayte Ariño (Madrid)
11:00h – 11:30h
COFFEE BREAK
11:30h – 12:30h
SESSION 4: When the cornea gets complicated...
Alternative surgeries to keratoplasty, as well as alternative treatments based on genomic and tissue regeneration techniques, are increasingly offering an alternative to keratoplasty for the near future. In this session we address these very interesting topics
TOPICS:
New concepts on corneal physiology and Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy
Gerrit R.J. Melles (The Netherlands) (8 min.)
Advances in the treatment of fungal corneal infection
Guillermo Amescua (USA) (8 min.)
Is PKP a timeless procedure?
Berthold Seitz (Germany) (8 min.)
Customised SMILE lenticles in the treatment of corneal ectasia
Mario Nubile (Italy) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Alberto Villarrubia (Cordoba), Juan Álvarez de Toledo (Barcelona)
AREA 3: ANTERIOR SEGMENT SURGERY
13:45h - 14:45h
SESSION 5: IOL fixation in the absence of capsular support: Results, tricks and techniques. A video session.
In this session, surgical solutions in special cases of exploration and capsular instability will be studied and discussed in order to obtain a good result and prevent complications.
TOPICS:
Angle supported again?
Omid Kermani (Germany) (8 min.)
Supported Iris (Anterior and Posterior)
Sorcha Ni Dhubhghaill (Brussels) (8 min.)
Sutured to the Sclera
Mayank Nanavaty (UK) (8 min.)
Intrascleral fixation
Sergio Canabrava (Brazil) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Victoria de Rojas (Coruña), Ramon Lorente (Orense), María Gessa (Sevilla)
14:45h – 15:30h
LUNCH BREAK
AREA 4: REFRACTIVE SURGERY
15:30h - 16:30h
SESSION 6: Corneal Refractive Surgery: Redefining Limits
Here we will develop the exciting advances that are occurring in cell therapy, capsular sac implantation and glaucoma micro-techniques, of maximum utility in the hands of the cataract surgeon dealing with glaucoma cases.
TOPICS:
FS-lasik in the treatment of moderate and high hyperopia
Jorge Alió del Barrio (Alicante) (8 min.)
FS-lasik in moderate myopia
Miguel Teus (Madrid) (8 min.)
Is the end of Lasik approaching?
Jod Mehta (Singapore) (8 min.)
Long terms results of PRK vs LASIK in high myopia
Shaddy Awwad (Lebanon) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Fernando Llovet (Madrid), Daniel Elies (Madrid)
17:45h - 18:45h
SESSION 7: Intraocular refractive surgery: a debate on the limits of corneal and intraocular surgery
Presbyopia correction has become one of the hottest topics in refractive surgery at the moment. This session will cover the various evidence-based options currently available. A discussion will follow to place each in the context of its immediate clinical application.
TOPICS:
Debate: Corneal versus intraocular surgery in the presbyopic age
Dan Reinstein (UK) vs Julio Ortega Usobiaga (Madrid)
Debate: Corneal versus Phakic IOLs or intraocular refractive surgery in low and moderate myopia
Miguel Teus (Madrid) vs Javier Mendicute (San Sebastian)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Erik L. Mertens (Belgium), Felix Gonzalez (Madrid)
AREA 5: CRYSTALLINE AND INTRAOCULAR LENS
20:00h - 21:00h
SESSION 8: Surgical techniques in crystalline lens surgery and intraocular lenses
What is the present and what will be the future of refractive surgery? In this session we will analyse the future of refractive surgery, as well as topics related to the immediate functioning of refractive surgery, such as intralamellar surgery and the control of scarring in corneal refractive surgery.
TOPICS:
Optimizing Phaco Technologic for High Volume/Low-cost Cataract Surgery
José A. Sanchez (Madrid) (8 min.)
Refractive calculation errors outside the formula: Influence of other factors on the outcome of refractive cataract surgery
Joaquín Fernández (Almería) (8 min.)
Anesthetic techniques and risk of complications
Mor Dickman (The Netherlands) (8 min.)
IOL calculation in difficult eyes
Jaime Arramberri (Victoria) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION:
Sheraz Daya (UK), Arthur Cummings (Ireland)
09:00h - 10:00h
SESSION 9: Innovation in intraocular lenses: The new Trifocality
This session deals with current trends in cataract surgery with premium intraocular lenses, the re-entry of the femtosecond laser in crystalline lens surgery, and the analysis of the results of cataract surgery and refractive lensectomy from the perspective of current requirements.
TOPICS:
KEY NOTE: A 360 º perspective on today’s available Trifocal IOLs
Gerd Auffarth (Germany) (8 min)
Trifocal IOL TRIVA - Equipsa- HumanOptics
Valentín Huerva Escanilla (Lleida) (5 min.)
Vivinex Gemetric - Hoya
Jorge Alió del Barrio (Alicante) (5 min.)
Elana- ZEISS
Gonzalo Bernabéu (Madrid) (5 min.)
LuxLife™️ , the first full range of vision refractive IOL, is this true multifocality?
Francisco J. Castro (Zaragoza) (5 min.)
Enova Maestro® - VSY Biotechnology
Florián Kretz (Alemania) (5 min.)
Liberty -Medicontur
Joaquín Fernández (Almería) (5 min.)
Intensity – Hanita
Prof. Jorge L. Alió (Alicante) (5 min.)
Experiencia clínica con Clareon® Panoptix®-Alcon
Emilio Dorronzoro Ramírez (Madrid)
PANEL DISCUSSION
Sheraz Daya (UK), Damien Gatinel (France)
11:15h - 12:15h
SESSION 10: Innovation in intraocular lenses: New extended focus lenses
The ophthalmic industry is constantly innovating in the field of intraocular lenses. Monofocal and premium lenses are currently evolving towards a new type of lens which, without losing the advantages of monofocal lenses, increases near vision. Various techniques allow this result to be achieved. We analyse the existing evidence on these innovations and their immediate application in the clinic.
TOPICS:
KEY NOTE: A 360 º perspective on today’s available EDOF IOLs
Prof. Jorge L. Alió (Alicante) y Joaquín Fernández (Almería)
Elon IOL-Medicontur
Joaquín Fernández (Almería) (5 min.)
Implantation Of An Enhanced Monofocal EMV Intraocular Lens For Mini-Monovision
Fernando Llovet (Madrid) (5 min.)
LuxSmart - Bausch + Lomb
Nabil Ragaei Kamel (Málaga) (5 min.)
Enova Advanced™- VSY Biotechnology
Florian Kretz (Alemania) (5 min.)
LIO Lucidis- Swiss Advanced Vision – Bloss Group
Emilio Pedrotti (Italy) (5 min.)
Outcomes and Insights from Clinical Data on Asquelio EDoF IOLs -AST Visioncare
Alaa M El Danasoury (Arabia Saudita) (5 min.)
TECNIS PureSee™ - Johnson & Johnson: Experiencia con la nueva tecnología EDOF refractiva de TECNIS
Jorge Sánchez Cañizal (León) (5 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION
Sheraz Daya (UK), Damien Gatinel (France)
12:30h - 13:30h
SESSION 11: Glaucoma for cataract surgeons: A surgical nightmare?
Capsular rupture is the most frequent complication of surgery in humans. Its frequency is underestimated and incompletely reported, but it can reach up to 10% of operated cases in certain low-resource settings or cases of special difficulty. The session is aimed at the prevention and treatment of its complications. This session is of interest to all lens surgeons, but especially to those in training or already trained who wish to improve their results.
Introduction:
‘Glaucoma for the cataract surgeon’: what is true and what works?
Jose M. Martínez de la Casa. (5 min.)
TOPICS:
Trabecular MIGS with Implant: (iStent inject from Glaukos, and the HYDRUS from Alcon)
Karl Mercieca (UK) (8 min.)
Minimally Invasive Bleb Surgeries (MIBS): (Abbvie's Xen Gel Stent and Santen's PRESERFLO Microshunt)
Andrew Tatham (UK) (8 min.)
Laser techniques: EAGLE (Belkin Vision), Excimer laser (ELIOS)
José Belda (Alicante) (8 min.)
PANEL DISCUSSION
Julián García Feijoo (Madrid), Lucia Rial (Alicante)
15:00h
DESPEDIDA Y CIERRE ARI 2024.
PRESENTACIÓN SESIÓN 12: CASOS CLÍNICOS
SESSION 12: UNIQUE AND SPECIAL INTERESTING CLINICAL CASES
Very interesting open session that will deal with singular clinical cases with a special didactic interest.
- LASIK Enhanement Following LASIK for Hyperopia with Flap Tear: Andrea Russo (Italia)
- Flying Blind: Iris-IOL Complex Transcleral Fixation Techniques: Alexander Gonzales II (Filipinas)
- Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty in two cases with significant central corneal opacities and poor visualization: Alina Gheorghe (Bucarest)
- Cirugía combinada de DSAEK e implante de lente Carlevale anclada a esclera: Álvaro Escobar (Madrid)
- Complicación Postlasik: Antonio Cano (Córdoba)
- Current issues with phakic lenses: artisan and endothelial descompensation: Belén Alfonso Bartolozzi (Madrid)
- Management of Rainbow Glare: Damien Gatinel (Francia)
- Pseudokeratoconus: David Teren (Israel)
- Aniridia tratada con Humanoptics Iris Prosthesis: Guillermo Rocha (Canadá)
- The Transcorneal Extrusion of Intraocular Lens and The Challenges of Triple Penetrating Keratoplasty in Autoimmune Corneal Disease: Hao Zhang (China)
- Combined implantation of Human Optics artificial iris with Carlevale scleral fixated intraocular lens as a single procedure?: Hussein Almuhtaseb (Qatar)
- Cirugía refractiva corneal (bióptic) después de la rotación repetida de una lente fáquica tórica de colámero: Jorge Cazal (IMO Barcelona)
- Management of Posterior POLAR CATARACT with pre existing PC Opening: Kamal B Kapur (India)
- Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Corneal Allogenic Intrastromal Ring Segment (CAIRS): Katerina Nouzovska (República Checa)
- Doubling the Astigmatism with LASIK: Lucia Pelosini (UK)
- Brunescent+ Nightmare Endothelium: Luis Real (Ecuador)
- Alternativas para el paciente con cicatrización severa de la superficie ocular: María Fideliz de la Paz (Barcelona)
- Therapeutic keratopigmentation in a case of previous penetrated keratoplasty: Mariami Agdgomelashvili (Georgia)
- Losartan tópico como tratamiento adjunto en queratitis cumular postadenovírica: Nuno Moura (Barcelona)
- Fungal Keratitis After Triple DMEK Surgery: Sadeer B. Hannush (USA)
- How to Save an Iris: Anteriorly Luxated Artificial Iris Refixation Using Hoffman Pockets for Transscleral Fixation in a Pseudophakic Patient with Traumatic Aniridia: Steven Medalle (Filipinas)
- Fungal Keratitis and LALEX and Losartan: Tanya Trinh (Australia)
- A special kind of haze: Vicent Qin (Bruselas)
