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09:15
REGISTRATION
COFFEE
09:45
WELCOME – PROFESSOR BRIAN FLECK (PRESIDENT)
SESSION 1
FREE PAPERS : CHAIR - DR JOHN OLSON AND PROFESSOR BRIAN FLECK
09:50
Retinopathy of Prematurity Screening Using a New Low Cost Hand Held Retinal Camera
(Epicam) : A Proof of Concept Pilot Study
M Radwan, Dr Marliyanti, Dr Conga, L Sandler, A Blaikie
09:57
Age Related Macular Degeneration : An Audit of Time to Treatment in NHS Lothian
S Gajree, P Sim, S Borooah, B Dhillon
10:04
Blocking Glycolysis to Generate Tolerogenic Dendritic Cells
M Christofi, I Klaska, L Kuffová, J Forrester
10:11
The Use of Head Mounted Display Eyeglasses for Teaching Surgical Skills
A Tatham, R Mercer, R Peden
10:18
Dendritic Cell Responses to Collagen Hydrogels for Corneal Transplantation
S Shankar, M Griffith, J Forrester, LKuffová
10:25
Out of Hospital Factors Negatively Impact Visual Outcome in the Treatment of Wet AMD in
NHS Lothian
P Sim, S Gajree, S Borooah, B Dhillon
10:32
Photodynamic Therapy in the Treatment of Periocular Skin Lesions: Ten Years of Experience
in Tayside
C Murphy, H Murgatroyd, C Fleming, S Ibbotson
10:39
Efficacy of DDLS in Ensuring Appropriate Referral of Glaucoma Patients to Secondary Care
M Edington , M Kumarasamy, D Montgomery
10:46
Initial Results of Aflibercept (Eylea) in Diabetic Macula Oedema in North-East Scotland.
P Tyagi, Z Juma, L Bilal, C Santiago
10:53
The Majority of Asymptomatic Macular Oedema in Patients Attending Retinal Screening
with Mild or Observable Diabetic Retinopathy Resolves Spontaneously
Z Juma, P Tyagi, J Olson
11:00
COFFEE
POSTERS AND TRADE EXHIBITION
SESSION 2
OCULAR INFLAMMATION
CHAIR : MISS LUCIA KUFFOVA AND PROFESSOR BRIAN FLECK
11.30
CMV Infection, Immune Privilege and the Eye
Keynote Speaker : Professor John V Forrester
Centre for Experimental Immunology, Lions Eye Institute, Nedlands, Perth, Western Australia
Ocular Immunology Programme, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Western Australia
11:50
Non- Neoplastic Masquerade Syndrome
Keynote Speaker : Professor François Willermain
Ophthalmology Department, CHU St-Pierre, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
12:10
Biologics in Uveitis : Where Do We Stand, Where Do We Go From Now?
Keynote Speaker : Miss Lucia Kuffová
Ocular Immunology, Section of Immunity, Infection and Inflammation, IMS, School of Medicine
and Dentistry, Foresterhill, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen
12:30
Blind and Partial Sight Registration Update
Professor Carrie MacEwen, Specialty Advisor, Scottish Government
Dr Anne Sinclair, Associate Specialist, NHS Fife
12:35
Annual General Meeting
Professor Brian Fleck
12:45
13:30
LUNCH
POSTERS AND TRADE EXHIBITION
POSTER JUDGING
SESSION 3
FREE PAPERS : CHAIR - MISS MANJULA KUMARASAMY AND MR VIJAY HEGDE
13:45
Outcomes of Toric IOL for Cataracts in an Initial Cohort
S Chia, A Fern
13:52
Cataract Overload - Are Nurse-Led Clinics Part of the Solution?
F Burgess, C Styles, C Walker, R Robertson
13:59
Morbidity and Mortality of Patients with Corneal Perforation from Peripheral Ulcerative
Keratopathy due to Rheumatoid Arthritis: Findings of the British Ophthalmic Surveillance
Unit Survey
H Timlin, N Hall, P Koay
14:06
24-Hour Contact Lens Sensor Monitoring in Glaucoma
K Hoban, R Peden, A Tatham
14:13
Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty - 2 Year Outcomes
C Croghan, K Lee Lai, A Rotchford, S Sidiki
14:20
Surgical Outcomes in Lateral Orbital Wall Decompression
D Miller, P Cauchi
SESSION 4
CHAIR : DR ANDREW PYOTT AND MR ARAVIND REDDY
14.30
Femto Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS)
Keynote Speaker : Dr David Teenan, Glasgow
15:15
TEA
POSTERS AND TRADE EXHIBITION
15:45
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES – DR ALASDAIR FERN
PRESENTATION OF SOC PAPER AND POSTER PRIZE
SESSION 5
15:55
BIO ENGINEERED CORNEA
CHAIR : MR ARAVIND REDDY AND DR KANNA RAMAESH
Bioengineered Corneas as an Alternative to Donated Tissues : Hope or Hype
Keynote Speaker: Professor May Griffith
Professor of Regenerative Medicine, Linköping, Sweden
16:40
CLOSING REMARKS AND THANKS – DR ALASDAIR FERN, PRESIDENT
16:45
MEETING CLOSES
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
1.
Two-Year Outcomes of Intravitreal Ranibizumab for Macular Oedema Secondary to
Branch (BRVO)/Central Retinal Vein Occlusion (CRVO)
Z Juma, C Santiago, P Tyagi, A Ionean
2.
The Use of Anti-VEGF in Solitary Idiopathic Choroiditis : A Case Report
U Mulla, P Venkatesh, S Ramamurthi, D Gilmour
3.
Acute Macular Neuroretinopathy – A Rare and Poorly Understood Cause of a
Paracentral Scotoma as Experienced in the Eye Casualty
S Burgess, S Gillan
4.
Factors Influencing Discrepancy Between One and Four Metre Visual Acuity Letter
Scores Using the Early Treatment Diabetic Retinopathy Study Chart in Routine
Clinical Practice
K Ah-See E Wong, Ivy Tang, F Chen
5.
Grampian Glaucoma Refinement Referral Audit
K Yin, J Bates, M Awad, O Chadwick, M Kumarasamy
6.
Temporal Artery Biopsies Performed at the Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion
C Goudie, H Devlin
7.
Photo Finish: The Race to Catch Acute Retinal Necrosis
E Newcott, D Gilmour
8.
Acute Esotropia in Heroin Withdrawal
D Miller, C Weir
9.
The Role of Atypical Chemokine Receptor-2 in Murine Herpes Simplex Stromal
Keratitis
T Yu, G Graham, J Gerard, J Forrester, L Kuffová
10.
Falkirk Eylea Experience in Wet AMD
M Edington, L Butler, J Brodie, S Park, T Saboor
11.
Time Course of Inflammation in a Spontaneous Model of Autoimmune
Uveoretinitis
Yi Liu, L Kuffová, J Forrester
12.
Evaluating Two Hand-Held Retinal Cameras for Diabetic Retinopathy Screening in
Makassar, Indonesia
E Sandler, A Blaikie, J Ellis
13.
Retro-Hydrogel Membrane – A Challenge in Full-Thickness Transplantation of
Biosynthetic Collagen-Based Hydrogels as Corneal Equivalents
V Rajendran, M Griffith, J Forrester, L Kuffová
14.
Adjunct Local - Intraocular Therapy in Patients with Macular Oedema Secondary to
Non-Infectious Posterior Uveitis
L Bilal, J Forrester, L Kuffová
15.
DOCK2 as a Target for Control of Sight-Threatening Autoimmune Uveitis
I Klaska, R Fordyce, L Kuffová, J Forrester
16.
Retinal Features in Mulvihill-Smith Syndrome
T Pallavi, Z Juma, A Reddy
17.
Patient Expectations and Experience of Intravitreal Treatment for Wet Age-Related
Macular Degeneration in NHS Lothian
S Sii, S Borooah, P Cackett, P Aspinall, B Dhillon
18.
Assessing and Improving Information Provision and Consent for Laser Procedures?
R Davies, A Sifton, N Stone, B Dhillon
19.
Removal of Iatrogenic Cataracts with Needle Track Injuries Following Intravitreal
Injection of Ranibizumab Requiring Formal Posterior Segment Surgery : A Case
Series of Dropped Nuclei
D Karl, J Ellis, G Cormack, J Foulds
20.
Vortex Vein Ampulla Varicies in a Teach and Treat Clinic
M Gregory
21.
Seeing Red – Should We Be Writing Operating Notes In Red Ink?
H Smith, A Khan
22.
Initial Experience with Aflibercept (Eylea) for Macular Oedema Secondary to
Central Retinal Vein Occlusion at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
K Khan, A Ionean, C Santiago
23.
Audit of Patient Satisfaction in Nurse-Led Ophthalmology Post-Operative Clinic
W Foulsham, A Ferguson
24.
An Unusual Crystalline Cornea Appearance : A Case of Ocular Cystinosis
L Ngai, D Knight, R Duggan, A Pyott
25.
Orbital Floor Fracture with Inferior Rectus Entrapment Presenting as Trochlear
Nerve Palsy
O Chadwick, T Leslie
Additional Information Poster
Scotland’s New Certificate of Vision Impairment (CVI) Form
J Gong, A Sinclair
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OTHER
WELCOME
Professor Brian Fleck and the Scottish Ophthalmological Club Council extend a warm welcome to all
delegates, speakers and members of commercial companies, attending the Spring Meeting. We hope
this will be a very successful event and wish you an enjoyable day. Prior to the meeting commencing,
we would be grateful if you could take time to read the information below. If you have any queries
regarding the meeting, please speak to Alison Simpson or Lesley Malcolm at the Registration Desk in
the foyer.
GENERAL INFORMATION
There will be no planned fire alarm tests carried out whilst delegates are in the building. In the
unlikely event of a fire alarm sounding (a high pitched continuous tone will be heard or automated
voice message) please make your way to the nearest emergency exit. Disabled people should make
their way, where possible, to the front of the building. Anyone who has special needs, in the event of an
emergency, should make themselves known to the Stirling Hotel staff on arrival. Please exit the hotel in
an orderly manner and the hotel and staff will be on hand to assist. The car park barrier will be raised
by the end of the meeting. If you intend to leave earlier, please pick up a token from reception.
SECURITY
Security personnel are in place throughout the building. Name badges should be worn at all times. If
you lose or misplace your badge at any time over the event, please report this to Alison Simpson or
Lesley Malcolm at the Registration Desk situated in the foyer.
REGISTRATION
Registration will take place in the foyer from 9.15 am. All delegates must be pre-registered. Due to
catering number we are unable to register delegates on the day.
WEBSITE www.s-o-c.org.uk
We now offer online registration for meetings with payment facilities via paypal. Please visit the
website for further details. Comments/suggestions for future meetings etc can be sent via the website.
CATERING
We have tried to ensure dietary needs have been catered for. If you have any questions, please consult
a member of the catering team in the Abbeycraig Restaurant. Teas and Coffees will be provided in the
Blair Atholl Suite with lunch in the Abbeycraig Restaurant.
TECHNICAL PRODUCTION/SPEAKER PREVIEW
If you are presenting, as previously instructed, please ensure you contact our AV Technician, Jim
Talbot, in the Wallace Monument Suite, who will be in attendance throughout the conference.
COMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP
We are grateful to Maureen Wright and Optic UK for organising the Trade Exhibition for this meeting
and to all the exhibitors for their continued sponsorship of the SOC.
FUTURE MEETINGS
The Autumn 2016 Meeting with be held in the Apex Hotel, Dundee on Friday 16 September. Hosts for
this meeting will be NHS Tayside. The Spring 2017 Meeting with be our 200th Meeting. This will be
held on Friday 17 February in the Marriot Hotel in Glasgow. This will be followed by a dinner /ceilidh
in the Piping Centre in Glasgow on the Friday evening. Further information will be available via the
website - www.s-o-c.org.uk or from Alison Simpson - [email protected] or 01382 632713.
This Scottish Ophthalmological Club Meeting has automatic CPD approval
(6 points Category B)