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HILTON HELIOPOLIS HOTEL,CAIRO, EGYPT

OCTOBER 3RD - 4TH

2019

THURSDAY & FRIDAY

SCIENTIFICPROGRAM

Address: Suite 301, Level 3, Nassar Tower,1 Mostafa Kamel Street, RoushdyPhone: +20 35226738, +20 35226572Mobile: +2012-23925628, +2012-75580777Hotline: +2012-85555421E-mail: [email protected]: www.rm-events.org

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WELCOME

Chairman of Al Watany Eye HospitalDr. Fathy Fawzy Morkos. FRCOphth. FRCS (Glasg.)

Fathy Fawzy


We would like to welcome you to another exciting edition of the Watany Ophthalmology Summit; WOS2019, one of the leading ophthalmology meetings series in Egypt, with focus on research, training, and innovation, in collaboration with Association for

Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO-Egypt). In the period from the 3 to 4 October, 2019 at Hilton Heliopolis, Cairo, EGYPT.

This year, we direct focus to di�culties in modern cataract surgery, with co-morbidities of various ophthalmic disciplines, and the best way to tackle these challenges to achieve desirable visual and refractive outcomes.

Also, we highlight 2 essential areas of our daily ophthalmic practice; neuro-ophthalmology and glaucoma, with a panel of distinguished international experts, directed to the basic and updated guidelines of practice in these areas.

Our team is doing the utmost e�ort to make the WOS2019, a great scienti�c, educational and social experience, to all attendees of di�erent subspecialties and di�erent levels of training and experience. We hope you will join us, as your participation is part of the success of another Watany Opthalmology Summit.

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THE EYE INANCIENTEGYPT

Unknown locationPtolemaic (332-30 BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees ofthe British Museum.

The Background of page Two:carnelian amulet depicting the eye ofHorus (Udjat eye)

Unknown ProvenanceUnknown DatePhoto Credits ©Trustees of theBritish Museum.

Glazed and pierced amuletof the eye of Horus

Unknown ProvenanceDynasty 26 (664 - 525 BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees of the British Museum.

The MythThe story of the eye of Horus starts with the myth of the god Osiris, who ruled Egypt before the time of the earthly kings. Seth, Osiris's brother, blinded by jealousy, murdered his brother, dismembered his body, and cast the parts all over the land of Egypt in order to take over the throne. Isis, Osiris's wife, travelled the realms to recollect her husbands' body parts and she used her magic to revive him long enough to become impregnated with a son. Isis escaped with her son Horus and hid him in the marshes of the Delta away from the eyes of Seth. When Horus grew, he started a feud with Seth to avenge his father's death and regain his right as the true ruler of Egypt. In one �ght, the right eye of Horus was torn out by Seth only to be magically restored by the god Thoth.

The god Seth worshipped bythe chief workman Apehty

Deir el-Medina, West Bank, LuxorDynasty 19 (1214 - 1204BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees ofthe British Museum.

The Udjat EyeThe eye of Horus came to be called the "Udjat eye" which means "whole" or "complete" because it was magically restored into completeness. Therefore, the pyramid texts inscribed on the walls of the royal burial chambers in pyramids always mention the deceased o�ering the eye of Horus to the gods to ensure the permanent viability of the o�erings.

The eye of Horus

Stela showing god Thoth & the falcon, headed god Horus pouring libations

Unknown ProvenanceThird Intermediate Period (1070 - 712 BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees of the British Museum.

The eye of ReIs the protector aspect of the sun god Re’s power. Its wrath is evoked to protect the sun god and the pharaoh against their enemies. It is feminine ain nature and so it also has life giving powers The eye of Re is personi�ed in the form of many goddesses, the most important of which is Hathor, Bastet, Sekhmet, and Mut. Those goddesses are frequently equated with the eye of Ra representing both life giving powers, protection, and viciousness.

Apophis is the evil serpent demon that is considered one of the enemies of the sun god Ra and which must be defeated everyday in the journey of the sun god across the 12 hours of night until it is reborn every morning. The evil eye of Apophis as a source of evil can be depicted sometimes as a ball like object which the king is often shown striking and by striking the evil eye of Apophis he is subduing chaos and evil forces

Golden Pendant showing the lioness goddess Sekhmet between two cobras in one of her representations as the eye of Re

The eye of Apophis

The cat of Re cutting the evil serpent ApophoisDetail from the tomb of InherkhaDeir el - Medina, West Bank, LuxorDynasty 20 (1196 - 1070 BC)Photo Credit : Maryan Ragheb

Rebirth and RegenerationThe ancient Egyptians considered it as a symbol of regeneration and rebirth as it was associated with the daily disappearance and reappearance of the sun. and so it was frequently worn as amulets in their daily lives, and also inserted among the linen wrappings of mummies for the pro-tection of the deceased.

The Udjat eye in PharmacyThe ancient Egyptian physicians and pharmacists used the eye of Horus for a di�erent purpose: they divided the eye of Horus into six parts each part represents a �xed measurement. When they were writing down their prescriptions, they used these representational parts to stand for the quantities of the drug components. In their preparation of the prescriptions they always recited the components of the drugs while mentioning the di�erent parts of the eye of Horus to evoke the powers of regeneration as well as to remember the exact quantities of the prescriptions.The Udjat eye is still used today in modern pharmaceutical sciences where the shape served as the inspiration for the symbol for pharmaceutical prescriptions (Rx).

Glazed Amulet of the Udjat eye Unknown ProvenanceUnknown DatePhoto Credits ©Trustees ofthe British Museum.

Parts of the eye of Horusand the measurements they representFrom the Rhind Mathematical papyrus, Plate WAdaptation in Leake’sThe Old Egyptian Medical papyri. P. 26

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THE EYE INANCIENTEGYPT

Unknown locationPtolemaic (332-30 BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees ofthe British Museum.

The Background of page Two:carnelian amulet depicting the eye ofHorus (Udjat eye)

Unknown ProvenanceUnknown DatePhoto Credits ©Trustees of theBritish Museum.

Glazed and pierced amuletof the eye of Horus

Unknown ProvenanceDynasty 26 (664 - 525 BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees of the British Museum.

The MythThe story of the eye of Horus starts with the myth of the god Osiris, who ruled Egypt before the time of the earthly kings. Seth, Osiris's brother, blinded by jealousy, murdered his brother, dismembered his body, and cast the parts all over the land of Egypt in order to take over the throne. Isis, Osiris's wife, travelled the realms to recollect her husbands' body parts and she used her magic to revive him long enough to become impregnated with a son. Isis escaped with her son Horus and hid him in the marshes of the Delta away from the eyes of Seth. When Horus grew, he started a feud with Seth to avenge his father's death and regain his right as the true ruler of Egypt. In one �ght, the right eye of Horus was torn out by Seth only to be magically restored by the god Thoth.

The god Seth worshipped bythe chief workman Apehty

Deir el-Medina, West Bank, LuxorDynasty 19 (1214 - 1204BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees ofthe British Museum.

The Udjat EyeThe eye of Horus came to be called the "Udjat eye" which means "whole" or "complete" because it was magically restored into completeness. Therefore, the pyramid texts inscribed on the walls of the royal burial chambers in pyramids always mention the deceased o�ering the eye of Horus to the gods to ensure the permanent viability of the o�erings.

The eye of Horus

Stela showing god Thoth & the falcon, headed god Horus pouring libations

Unknown ProvenanceThird Intermediate Period (1070 - 712 BC)Photo Credits ©Trustees of the British Museum.

The eye of ReIs the protector aspect of the sun god Re’s power. Its wrath is evoked to protect the sun god and the pharaoh against their enemies. It is feminine ain nature and so it also has life giving powers The eye of Re is personi�ed in the form of many goddesses, the most important of which is Hathor, Bastet, Sekhmet, and Mut. Those goddesses are frequently equated with the eye of Ra representing both life giving powers, protection, and viciousness.

Apophis is the evil serpent demon that is considered one of the enemies of the sun god Ra and which must be defeated everyday in the journey of the sun god across the 12 hours of night until it is reborn every morning. The evil eye of Apophis as a source of evil can be depicted sometimes as a ball like object which the king is often shown striking and by striking the evil eye of Apophis he is subduing chaos and evil forces

Golden Pendant showing the lioness goddess Sekhmet between two cobras in one of her representations as the eye of Re

The eye of Apophis

The cat of Re cutting the evil serpent ApophoisDetail from the tomb of InherkhaDeir el - Medina, West Bank, LuxorDynasty 20 (1196 - 1070 BC)Photo Credit : Maryan Ragheb

Rebirth and RegenerationThe ancient Egyptians considered it as a symbol of regeneration and rebirth as it was associated with the daily disappearance and reappearance of the sun. and so it was frequently worn as amulets in their daily lives, and also inserted among the linen wrappings of mummies for the pro-tection of the deceased.

The Udjat eye in PharmacyThe ancient Egyptian physicians and pharmacists used the eye of Horus for a di�erent purpose: they divided the eye of Horus into six parts each part represents a �xed measurement. When they were writing down their prescriptions, they used these representational parts to stand for the quantities of the drug components. In their preparation of the prescriptions they always recited the components of the drugs while mentioning the di�erent parts of the eye of Horus to evoke the powers of regeneration as well as to remember the exact quantities of the prescriptions.The Udjat eye is still used today in modern pharmaceutical sciences where the shape served as the inspiration for the symbol for pharmaceutical prescriptions (Rx).

Glazed Amulet of the Udjat eye Unknown ProvenanceUnknown DatePhoto Credits ©Trustees ofthe British Museum.

Parts of the eye of Horusand the measurements they representFrom the Rhind Mathematical papyrus, Plate WAdaptation in Leake’sThe Old Egyptian Medical papyri. P. 26

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We provide one of the most distinct specialized high quality medical service in Ophthalmology. Additionally, Research services and training programs for young ophthalmologists and sta� are being applied to improve the quality of the provided service.

Message of the Hospital

We goal for being one of the leaders in the scienti�c research and providing talented young ophthalmologists respecting the ethics of the profession to serve our country and anyone in need.

Vision of the Hospital

Values of the HospitalHarnessing all human and technical resources for serving patients.

Achieving the optimum level of medical service and having distinct performance.

Being honest with our patient regarding his/her health status.

Creating a spirit of co-operation and a�liation amid patients, employees and doctors.

About

Built on 2,336m2 on the outskirts of Cairo and at the joint route between the city and its newest suburbs, our new premises boasts 10 operation theatres, femtosecond laser machines in 2 refractive suites, 16 fully equipped examination rooms and full investigative tools in a state-of-the-art eight-storey building

Since its establishment in 2001 by Prof Riad Fikry, Prof Fathy Fawzy and Prof Abdallah Hassouna, Al Watany Eye Hospital has taken solid steps into establishing itself as one of the most trusted medical service providers in ophthalmology. In our dedication to excellence, we have successfully stepped into today’s high-tech culture by establishing paperless operating system.

Our homegrown electronic health records system encompasses out�ow control across the hospital facilities and �nancial services as it integrates with clinical and a�liate remote service centers.

With two hospitals in Cairo and one center in Aswan, we established a comprehensive ophthalmology health care system.

AL WATANYEYE HOSPITAL(WEH)


Scientific Board:

Abdallah Hassouna

Ahmad Nassef

Ahmed Assaf

Ahmed El Karmouty

Ashraf Armia

Dina Baddar

Fathy Fawzy

Hazem Yassin

Maged Mikhael

Maged Nessim

Mohamed El Bahrawy

Mohamed Moghazy

Nada Fathy

Nader Fawzy

Ramez Shoukry

Ramy Riad

Rasha Abbas

Sherif Embabi

Sherif Hosny

Tamer El Raggal

Terese Kamal

Alphabetically ordered

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We provide one of the most distinct specialized high quality medical service in Ophthalmology. Additionally, Research services and training programs for young ophthalmologists and sta� are being applied to improve the quality of the provided service.

Message of the Hospital

We goal for being one of the leaders in the scienti�c research and providing talented young ophthalmologists respecting the ethics of the profession to serve our country and anyone in need.

Vision of the Hospital

Values of the HospitalHarnessing all human and technical resources for serving patients.

Achieving the optimum level of medical service and having distinct performance.

Being honest with our patient regarding his/her health status.

Creating a spirit of co-operation and a�liation amid patients, employees and doctors.

About

Built on 2,336m2 on the outskirts of Cairo and at the joint route between the city and its newest suburbs, our new premises boasts 10 operation theatres, femtosecond laser machines in 2 refractive suites, 16 fully equipped examination rooms and full investigative tools in a state-of-the-art eight-storey building

Since its establishment in 2001 by Prof Riad Fikry, Prof Fathy Fawzy and Prof Abdallah Hassouna, Al Watany Eye Hospital has taken solid steps into establishing itself as one of the most trusted medical service providers in ophthalmology. In our dedication to excellence, we have successfully stepped into today’s high-tech culture by establishing paperless operating system.

Our homegrown electronic health records system encompasses out�ow control across the hospital facilities and �nancial services as it integrates with clinical and a�liate remote service centers.

With two hospitals in Cairo and one center in Aswan, we established a comprehensive ophthalmology health care system.

AL WATANYEYE HOSPITAL(WEH)


Scientific Board:

Abdallah Hassouna

Ahmad Nassef

Ahmed Assaf

Ahmed El Karmouty

Ashraf Armia

Dina Baddar

Fathy Fawzy

Hazem Yassin

Maged Mikhael

Maged Nessim

Mohamed El Bahrawy

Mohamed Moghazy

Nada Fathy

Nader Fawzy

Ramez Shoukry

Ramy Riad

Rasha Abbas

Sherif Embabi

Sherif Hosny

Tamer El Raggal

Terese Kamal


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InternationalGUEST SPEAKERS

DAVID PINERO,

SPAIN

ABDULLAHEL-MENAISY,

KSA AHMEDEL-KARMOUTY,

UK

TAREKSHAARAWY,

SWITZERLAND

LUDGERHANNEKEN,

GERMANY

MAGEDNESSIM,

UKOMNIAHAMAM,

UAE

ROBERTO BELLUCCI,

ITALY

ROBERTSERGOTT,

USA

SHENG LIM,UK

SIDI MOHAMMEDEZZOUHAIRI,

MOROCCO

SIHEMLAZREG,ALGERIA

EMMA JONES,

UK

KEITHBARTON,

UK

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTCompanies

Thanks to our generous sponsors

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InternationalGUEST SPEAKERS

DAVID PINERO,

SPAIN

ABDULLAHEL-MENAISY,

KSA AHMEDEL-KARMOUTY,

UK

TAREKSHAARAWY,

SWITZERLAND

LUDGERHANNEKEN,

GERMANY

MAGEDNESSIM,

UKOMNIAHAMAM,

UAE

ROBERTO BELLUCCI,

ITALY

ROBERTSERGOTT,

USA

SHENG LIM,UK

SIDI MOHAMMEDEZZOUHAIRI,

MOROCCO

SIHEMLAZREG,ALGERIA

EMMA JONES,

UK

KEITHBARTON,

UK

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTCompanies

Thanks to our generous sponsors

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Al WatanyOphthalmology Summit

Ongoing | Cinema Hall

Ongoing collection of narrated or subtitled videos, featuring very interesting topics in all

disciplines of ophthalmology.

Online only contentOnline Streaming will be available atalwatany-conferences.com/studio

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN

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DON’TMISS OUT IN

WOS

WOSCinema

StudioAL WATANYOPHTHALMOLOGYSUMMIT 2019

Al WatanyOphthalmology Summit

Ongoing | Cinema Hall

Ongoing collection of narrated or subtitled videos, featuring very interesting topics in all

disciplines of ophthalmology.

Online only contentOnline Streaming will be available atalwatany-conferences.com/studio

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN

OCTOBER 3RD - 4TH 2019THURSDAY & FRIDAY

To ensure that the meeting progresses smoothly, please stick to the following instructions:

All presentations should be recorded on a USB �ash memory (preferred).Please save presentations in PowerPoint 2007 or later format for PC & Keynote for Apple.Upload your presentation early to the Audiovisual Center (RM Events) as we will load the presentations to the hard drive of our systems before the sessions by one hour. No personal laptops are permitted for presentations. In case you have problems with your presentation(s), please do not hesitate to contact the IT support team (RM Events).

Congress halls will be equipped with:Two laptops: one Apple Mac & one PC with Microsoft Windows 8 and Microsoft O�ce 2013. Internet access will NOT be available inside the meeting rooms.

Speakers

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So make sure to present during the given time,as NO EXTRA TIME IS ALLOWED

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To ensure that the meeting progresses smoothly, please stick to the following instructions:

All presentations should be recorded on a USB �ash memory (preferred).Please save presentations in PowerPoint 2007 or later format for PC & Keynote for Apple.Upload your presentation early to the Audiovisual Center (RM Events) as we will load the presentations to the hard drive of our systems before the sessions by one hour. No personal laptops are permitted for presentations. In case you have problems with your presentation(s), please do not hesitate to contact the IT support team (RM Events).

Congress halls will be equipped with:Two laptops: one Apple Mac & one PC with Microsoft Windows 8 and Microsoft O�ce 2013. Internet access will NOT be available inside the meeting rooms.

Speakers

COMPUTERIZED

will monitor speakers’ time

COUNT-DOWN

So make sure to present during the given time,as NO EXTRA TIME IS ALLOWED

INSTRUCTIONS

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PROGRAMScientific

OCTOBER 3RD - 4TH 2019

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Basic Phacoemulsification Course09:00 - 10:30

Course Moderator: Ramy Riad

ThursdayOCTOBER 3RD, 2019

HALLA

Biometry in Special Situtions 09:00 - 10:30 HALLB

Course Moderator: Rasha Abbas

09:00 Bassem FayezHow to prepare your self and your patient

09:10 Bassem FayezBasics of Phacodynamics

10:20 Q & A

09:17 Wound construction Sherif Baddar

09:23 OVDs Ahmed Osama

09:29 Capsulorhexis Fathy Fawzy

09:35 Hydrodissection and hydrodelineation Ahmed Assaf

09:46 Horizontal Chopping Ahmed Assaf

09:40 Divide and Conquer Ramy Riad

09:52 Vertical Chopping Ashraf Armia

09:58 Epicortex, Cortex and Polish Nader Fawzy

10:04 Avoid leaving fragments behind Fathy Fawzy

10:10 IOL implantation Abdallah Hassouna

10:16 Wound Closure Sherif Baddar

Sherine Sha�kOptical biometry: understanding could help09:00

Rasha AbbasBiometry pitfalls09:18

Sherine Sha�kChallenges in IOL power calculation for pediatriccataract

09:54

David PineroUpdates on IOL calculation Post-Refractive Surgery09:36

Rasha Abbas10:12 IOL formulas: How to up your game


DAY ONE

Key Note Lecture10:30 - 11:00

Presented by: Maged Nessim

HALLA

Cataract with IOL and Capsular situations( A Video Based Session) 11:30 - 13:00

Moderator: Ashraf Armia

Speakers: Abdallah Hassouna, Ahmed Assaf, Ahmed El Kateb, Fathy Fawzy, Hatem Ammar,Hazem Yassin, Maged Mikhael, Roberto Bellucci

HALLA

Coffee Break11:00 - 11:30

This video based session will demonstrate challenging IOL situations whether intraoperativerlyor postoperatively, with a panel of experts to highlight decision and management stepsin each situation

10:30 Keith BartonThe evolution of glaucoma surgery

Opening of the WOS2019& A message from the meeting president: Fathy Fawzy

HALLA

12

Basic Phacoemulsification Course09:00 - 10:30

Course Moderator: Ramy Riad

ThursdayOCTOBER 3RD, 2019

HALLA

Biometry in Special Situtions 09:00 - 10:30 HALLB

Course Moderator: Rasha Abbas

09:00 Bassem FayezHow to prepare your self and your patient

09:10 Bassem FayezBasics of Phacodynamics

10:20 Q & A

09:17 Wound construction Sherif Baddar

09:23 OVDs Ahmed Osama

09:29 Capsulorhexis Fathy Fawzy

09:35 Hydrodissection and hydrodelineation Ahmed Assaf

09:46 Horizontal Chopping Ahmed Assaf

09:40 Divide and Conquer Ramy Riad

09:52 Vertical Chopping Ashraf Armia

09:58 Epicortex, Cortex and Polish Nader Fawzy

10:04 Avoid leaving fragments behind Fathy Fawzy

10:10 IOL implantation Abdallah Hassouna

10:16 Wound Closure Sherif Baddar

Sherine Sha�kOptical biometry: understanding could help09:00

Rasha AbbasBiometry pitfalls09:18

Sherine Sha�kChallenges in IOL power calculation for pediatriccataract

09:54

David PineroUpdates on IOL calculation Post-Refractive Surgery09:36

Rasha Abbas10:12 IOL formulas: How to up your game


DAY ONE

Key Note Lecture10:30 - 11:00

Presented by: Maged Nessim

HALLA

Cataract with IOL and Capsular situations( A Video Based Session) 11:30 - 13:00

Moderator: Ashraf Armia

Speakers: Abdallah Hassouna, Ahmed Assaf, Ahmed El Kateb, Fathy Fawzy, Hatem Ammar,Hazem Yassin, Maged Mikhael, Roberto Bellucci

HALLA


This video based session will demonstrate challenging IOL situations whether intraoperativerlyor postoperatively, with a panel of experts to highlight decision and management stepsin each situation

10:30 Keith BartonThe evolution of glaucoma surgery

Opening of the WOS2019& A message from the meeting president: Fathy Fawzy

HALLA

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Management of Glaucoma inCataractous Eyes 11:30 - 13:00

Panelists: Ahmad Khalil, Ahmed Abu Elenin, Ahmed El Karmouty, Maged Nessim, Tarek Shaarawy

OCTOBER 3RD, 2019

HALLB

Glaucoma and cataract in uveitis which surgeryto do �rst

Keith Barton11:30

Angle surgery in cataract operation Maged Nessim11:44

Hypotony after cataract operation Abdel Hamid El Ho�11:37

ECP in Cataract surgery Sheng Lim11:51

Prepare for cataract operation in neovasuclarglaucoma

Omnia Hamam11:58

Cataract operation is a glaucoma surgery Sidi Mohammed Ezzouhairi12:05

Discussion12:12

Pediatric Glaucoma: The Egyptian Experience Omar Magdy, Tarek Shaarawy12:22

With combined cataract glaucoma operation Sheng Lim12:36

Glaucoma can make cataract operation di�cult Emma Jones12:29

Against combined cataract and glaucoma operation Keith Barton12:46

Discussion12:56

Glaucoma surgery in Aphakic congenital glaucoma Ahmed El Karmouty12:15

Thursday AL WATANY OPHTHALMOLOGY SUMMIT

DAY ONE

Discussion13:56

Visualization of Choriocapillaries island on OCTAin active central serious chorioretinopathy

Rania Estawro13:00

Analysis of causes of uveitic glaucoma in Egypt Eiman Abd El Latif13:08

New treatment option for corneal perforation Karim El Mowa�13:16

Modifed slice the pie technique in the removalof cosmetic color iris implants

Ahmed Shalash13:24

Quanti�cation and functional correlations of macularmicrovasculature in the ganglion cell-inner plexiformlayer in primary open angle glaucoma usingOCT Angiography

Ingy Madi13:40

Masking of choroidal neovascular membranes bysubretinal hyperre�ective material on opticalcoherence tomography angiography

Alaa Fayed13:48

Retinal and Choroidal Changes inVogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease underSystemic Treatment

Dina Baddar13:32

ARVO-Egypt Free Session Papers 13:00 - 14:00

Moderator: Abdallah Hassouna

Moderator: Ahmad Nassef

Judges: Khaled Mansour, Mervat Salah, Tarek Mamoun

HALLA

Focus on Neuro-Ophthalmology 13:00 - 14:00 HALLB

Neuro-ophthalmology in brief Ahmad Nassef13:00

Optic Nerve Head Swellings Abdullah El-Menaisy13:15

New Diagnostic Strategies & Management Guidelinesfor CRAO, Amaurosis Fugax and Non-ArteriticIschemic Optic Neuropathy

Robert Sergott13:30

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Management of Glaucoma inCataractous Eyes 11:30 - 13:00

Panelists: Ahmad Khalil, Ahmed Abu Elenin, Ahmed El Karmouty, Maged Nessim, Tarek Shaarawy

OCTOBER 3RD, 2019

HALLB

Glaucoma and cataract in uveitis which surgeryto do �rst

Keith Barton11:30

Angle surgery in cataract operation Maged Nessim11:44

Hypotony after cataract operation Abdel Hamid El Ho�11:37

ECP in Cataract surgery Sheng Lim11:51

Prepare for cataract operation in neovasuclarglaucoma

Omnia Hamam11:58

Cataract operation is a glaucoma surgery Sidi Mohammed Ezzouhairi12:05

Discussion12:12

Pediatric Glaucoma: The Egyptian Experience Omar Magdy, Tarek Shaarawy12:22

With combined cataract glaucoma operation Sheng Lim12:36

Glaucoma can make cataract operation di�cult Emma Jones12:29

Against combined cataract and glaucoma operation Keith Barton12:46

Discussion12:56

Glaucoma surgery in Aphakic congenital glaucoma Ahmed El Karmouty12:15


DAY ONE

Discussion13:56

Visualization of Choriocapillaries island on OCTAin active central serious chorioretinopathy

Rania Estawro13:00

Analysis of causes of uveitic glaucoma in Egypt Eiman Abd El Latif13:08

New treatment option for corneal perforation Karim El Mowa�13:16

Modifed slice the pie technique in the removalof cosmetic color iris implants

Ahmed Shalash13:24

Quanti�cation and functional correlations of macularmicrovasculature in the ganglion cell-inner plexiformlayer in primary open angle glaucoma usingOCT Angiography

Ingy Madi13:40

Masking of choroidal neovascular membranes bysubretinal hyperre�ective material on opticalcoherence tomography angiography

Alaa Fayed13:48

Retinal and Choroidal Changes inVogt-Koyanagi-Harada Disease underSystemic Treatment

Dina Baddar13:32

ARVO-Egypt Free Session Papers 13:00 - 14:00

Moderator: Abdallah Hassouna

Moderator: Ahmad Nassef

Judges: Khaled Mansour, Mervat Salah, Tarek Mamoun

HALLA

Focus on Neuro-Ophthalmology 13:00 - 14:00 HALLB

Neuro-ophthalmology in brief Ahmad Nassef13:00

Optic Nerve Head Swellings Abdullah El-Menaisy13:15

New Diagnostic Strategies & Management Guidelinesfor CRAO, Amaurosis Fugax and Non-ArteriticIschemic Optic Neuropathy

Robert Sergott13:30

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Learning lounge14:00 - 15:00

Station 1

HALLC

Corneal perforation repair technique Michael Sami14:00

Biomarkers in Diabetic Retinopathy Mira Adel14:30

Station 2

3D Corneal bioprinting Nada Gabr14:00

Critical thin corneas still �t for CXL Sherif Baddar14:30

Station 3

Microperimetry Sherine Samir14:00

Screen time e�ect on the eye and visual system Mai El Sayed14:30

Novartis Company LunchScientific trends versus real life practice, who is the winner?

14:00 - 15:00

Speakers: Ashraf Shaarawy, Magdy Moussa, Maged Mikhael, Mohamed Moghazy,Sherif Embabi

OCTOBER 3RD, 2019

HALLA

Alcon Company LunchProgress in management of ocular surface in LASIK patients

14:00 - 15:00

Speaker: Tamer El Raggal

HALLB


DAY ONE

Discussion16:19

The challenge of IOL power calculation in keratoconus David Pinero15:00

Fibroptic assisted phaco in opaque cornea Hazem Yassin15:15

Cataract extraction in Pediatric PKP Mahmoud Ismail15:31

Why some corneal grafts fail , others do not? Sherif Hosny16:11

After Cataract Washout, CTR & DMEK Rescue Tarek Katamish16:03

Triple DMEK (OCT Assisted) Nader Fawzy15:55

Complex triple PK Tamer El Raggal15:39

Cataract and Endothelial Disease Fouad El Sayyad15:47

Triple DALK Ahmed Atef15:23

Cataract and Corneal Disease15:00 - 16:30 HALLA

Spectral Domain and MultiColor OCT:Linking the Brain, Optic Nerve and the RetinaTo Diagnose Diseases That Mimic Multiple Sclerosis

Robert Sergott15:00

Case Presentations Panel Mai ShaarawyRobert SergottAhmad NassefAbdullah El-Menaisy

15:30

Neuro-Ophthalmology Cases Series 15:00 - 16:30 HALLB

Dr. Riad Fikry Memorial Lecture16:30 - 17:00 HALLA

Presented by: Ahmed Assaf

16:30 Roberto BellucciTrifocal IOLs : 5 years Experience and Future Trends

Moderator: Tamer El Raggal

Moderator: Mai Shaarawy

16

Learning lounge14:00 - 15:00

Station 1

HALLC

Corneal perforation repair technique Michael Sami14:00

Biomarkers in Diabetic Retinopathy Mira Adel14:30

Station 2

3D Corneal bioprinting Nada Gabr14:00

Critical thin corneas still �t for CXL Sherif Baddar14:30

Station 3

Microperimetry Sherine Samir14:00

Screen time e�ect on the eye and visual system Mai El Sayed14:30

Novartis Company LunchScientific trends versus real life practice, who is the winner?

14:00 - 15:00

Speakers: Ashraf Shaarawy, Magdy Moussa, Maged Mikhael, Mohamed Moghazy,Sherif Embabi

OCTOBER 3RD, 2019

HALLA

Alcon Company LunchProgress in management of ocular surface in LASIK patients

14:00 - 15:00

Speaker: Tamer El Raggal

HALLB


DAY ONE

Discussion16:19

The challenge of IOL power calculation in keratoconus David Pinero15:00

Fibroptic assisted phaco in opaque cornea Hazem Yassin15:15

Cataract extraction in Pediatric PKP Mahmoud Ismail15:31

Why some corneal grafts fail , others do not? Sherif Hosny16:11

After Cataract Washout, CTR & DMEK Rescue Tarek Katamish16:03

Triple DMEK (OCT Assisted) Nader Fawzy15:55

Complex triple PK Tamer El Raggal15:39

Cataract and Endothelial Disease Fouad El Sayyad15:47

Triple DALK Ahmed Atef15:23

Cataract and Corneal Disease15:00 - 16:30 HALLA

Spectral Domain and MultiColor OCT:Linking the Brain, Optic Nerve and the RetinaTo Diagnose Diseases That Mimic Multiple Sclerosis

Robert Sergott15:00

Case Presentations Panel Mai ShaarawyRobert SergottAhmad NassefAbdullah El-Menaisy

15:30

Neuro-Ophthalmology Cases Series 15:00 - 16:30 HALLB

Dr. Riad Fikry Memorial Lecture16:30 - 17:00 HALLA

Presented by: Ahmed Assaf

16:30 Roberto BellucciTrifocal IOLs : 5 years Experience and Future Trends

Moderator: Tamer El Raggal

Moderator: Mai Shaarawy

17

Part 117:00 - 17:55

Cataract in different refractive situations17:00 - 18:30

Moderators: Hazem Yassin, Nader Fawzy

Panelists: Ahmed Assaf, Ashraf Armia, Fathy Fawzy, Ludger Hanneken, Maged Maher,Mahmoud Ismail, Roberto Bellucci, Tarek El Naggar, Wessam Armia

Key Topics:

HALLA

17:00 Hala Al CheuchkPerforming accurate IOL power calculation indi�erent refractive situations

17:05 Maged Maher Pentacam assessment prior to cataract surgeryin previous LVC patients

17:10 Wessam ArmiaPiggyback IOL in high refractive errors

17:15 Nader FawzyToric IOL alignmnet

17:20 Ashraf ArmiaPin point pupil with toric IOL in extremely highastigmatism

17:25 Ludger HannekenAstigmatism correction by Femtolaser arcuateincisions during FLACS

17:30 Mahmoud IsmailRefractive corneal transplantation

17:35 Tarek El NaggarHow to approach cataract surgery in keratoconus

17:40 Fathy FawzyPhaco in previous refractive phacic IOLs

17:45 Hazem YassinTrioptics in Phaco with previous LVC

17:50 Roberto BellucciPremium IOL after refractive corneal surgery

OCTOBER 3RD, 2019

Panel discussion of di�erent refractive situations

Surgical considerations in Phaco with high ametropiaPhaco in patients with previous RK & AKPhaco in KC and ICRSMultifocals after previous LVC, presbyopia, supracorRefractive solution in obligatory Phakic IOL explantationsPost-operative refractive surprises Negative Dysphotopsias

Thursday

Part 217:55 - 18:30


DAY ONE

Cataract & Refractive Skills Transfer Lab11:30 - 17:00 SKILLLAB 1

WOS CinemaOngoing CinemaHALL

Ongoing collection of narrated or subtitled videos, featuring very interesting topics in all disciplines of ophthalmology, the collection is divided into episodes dealing with surgical techniques, rare cases, management of complications and ophthalmic imaging technique.A communication hub is available, for audience to communicate with authors of the videos for feedback and questions.

Limited availability, separate registration is required for this lab

AdvancingCATARACT SURGERY

MEETING

AcrySof®IQ PanOptix®

PRESBYOPIA-CORRECTING IOL

Alcon Cataract SymposiumBy invitation only

19:00 - 21:30 Pearl Ballroom

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Part 117:00 - 17:55

Cataract in different refractive situations17:00 - 18:30

Moderators: Hazem Yassin, Nader Fawzy

Panelists: Ahmed Assaf, Ashraf Armia, Fathy Fawzy, Ludger Hanneken, Maged Maher,Mahmoud Ismail, Roberto Bellucci, Tarek El Naggar, Wessam Armia

Key Topics:

HALLA

17:00 Hala Al CheuchkPerforming accurate IOL power calculation indi�erent refractive situations

17:05 Maged Maher Pentacam assessment prior to cataract surgeryin previous LVC patients

17:10 Wessam ArmiaPiggyback IOL in high refractive errors

17:15 Nader FawzyToric IOL alignmnet

17:20 Ashraf ArmiaPin point pupil with toric IOL in extremely highastigmatism

17:25 Ludger HannekenAstigmatism correction by Femtolaser arcuateincisions during FLACS

17:30 Mahmoud IsmailRefractive corneal transplantation

17:35 Tarek El NaggarHow to approach cataract surgery in keratoconus

17:40 Fathy FawzyPhaco in previous refractive phacic IOLs

17:45 Hazem YassinTrioptics in Phaco with previous LVC

17:50 Roberto BellucciPremium IOL after refractive corneal surgery

OCTOBER 3RD, 2019

Panel discussion of di�erent refractive situations

Surgical considerations in Phaco with high ametropiaPhaco in patients with previous RK & AKPhaco in KC and ICRSMultifocals after previous LVC, presbyopia, supracorRefractive solution in obligatory Phakic IOL explantationsPost-operative refractive surprises Negative Dysphotopsias

Thursday

Part 217:55 - 18:30


DAY ONE





AdvancingCATARACT SURGERY

MEETING

AcrySof®IQ PanOptix®

PRESBYOPIA-CORRECTING IOL

Alcon Cataract SymposiumBy invitation only

19:00 - 21:30 Pearl Ballroom

19

Trabeculectomy Instructive Course09:00 - 10:00

Moderator: Maged Nessim

OCTOBER 4TH, 2019

HALLA

09:00 Emma JonesSafe trabeculectomy

09:20 Sheng LimPitfalls/problems in trabeculectomy

09:40 Omnia HamamDiscussion

Phacoemulsification in Irisand Pupil abnormalities09:00 - 10:00

Moderators: Hazem Yassin, Ashraf Armia

Moderators: Abdallah Hassouna, Ahmed Assaf

HALLB

09:00 Ashraf ArmiaSimpli�ed systemic approach to iris surgery

09:20 Nader FawzyAlmost 360 degree iridodialysis withchallenging cataract

09:40 Hazem YassinA to Z in iris surgery

Cataract with lens comorbidities10:30 - 12:00 HALLA

10:54 Abdallah HassounaMajor Sublaxation

10:30 Fathy FawzyCataract with pre-existing anterior and/or posteriorcapsular breaks

10:42 Mostafa NabihMicro!

11:06 Ahmed GhoneimEndo-capsular hooks and modi�ed Cionni CTRfor severely sublaxated lenses during phaco

11:18 Ahmed AssafCataract Surgery with Zonular weakness

11:42 Bassem FayezSpherophakia in Marchesani syndrome

11:30 Mohamed A�fyChallenging case of sublaxated cataractous lenswith �brosed capsule

Friday


11:54 Discussion

10:30 Dina BaddarSurgery in Uveitis: Prepping the way

10:39 Nader FawzyBilateral Uveitic Cataract in a child with JIA

10:48 Ramy RiadTo implant or not to implant? That is the question

10:57 Sherif BaddarPupil dilemma in uveitis

11:06 Maged MaherPhaco plus, the phaco technique in uveitis cases

11:15 Fathy FawzyLens sparing cataract surgery

11:24 Terese KamalCataract surgery in Uveitis: The summary of ourexperience

Cataract surgery in Uveitis:challenges solved 10:30 - 11:30

Moderators: Dina Baddar, Ramy Riad, Terese Kamal

HALLB


DAY TWO

13:00 Hatem AmmarVery Hard but very smooth phaco, How?!

13:30 Abdallah HassounaEnhanced Depth of Focus IOLs for presbyopiacorrection: a closer look

Johnson and Johnson Company Lunch13:00 - 14:00 HALLB

Bayer Company LunchDebate Session: Effectiveness of T&E versus PRN in themangement of nAMD:" Let's get personalized"

13:00 - 14:00

Speakers: Sherif Embabi, Mohamed Moghazy

HALLA

20

Trabeculectomy Instructive Course09:00 - 10:00

Moderator: Maged Nessim

OCTOBER 4TH, 2019

HALLA

09:00 Emma JonesSafe trabeculectomy

09:20 Sheng LimPitfalls/problems in trabeculectomy

09:40 Omnia HamamDiscussion

Phacoemulsification in Irisand Pupil abnormalities09:00 - 10:00

Moderators: Hazem Yassin, Ashraf Armia

Moderators: Abdallah Hassouna, Ahmed Assaf

HALLB

09:00 Ashraf ArmiaSimpli�ed systemic approach to iris surgery

09:20 Nader FawzyAlmost 360 degree iridodialysis withchallenging cataract

09:40 Hazem YassinA to Z in iris surgery

Cataract with lens comorbidities10:30 - 12:00 HALLA

10:54 Abdallah HassounaMajor Sublaxation

10:30 Fathy FawzyCataract with pre-existing anterior and/or posteriorcapsular breaks

10:42 Mostafa NabihMicro!

11:06 Ahmed GhoneimEndo-capsular hooks and modi�ed Cionni CTRfor severely sublaxated lenses during phaco

11:18 Ahmed AssafCataract Surgery with Zonular weakness

11:42 Bassem FayezSpherophakia in Marchesani syndrome

11:30 Mohamed A�fyChallenging case of sublaxated cataractous lenswith �brosed capsule

Friday


11:54 Discussion

10:30 Dina BaddarSurgery in Uveitis: Prepping the way

10:39 Nader FawzyBilateral Uveitic Cataract in a child with JIA

10:48 Ramy RiadTo implant or not to implant? That is the question

10:57 Sherif BaddarPupil dilemma in uveitis

11:06 Maged MaherPhaco plus, the phaco technique in uveitis cases

11:15 Fathy FawzyLens sparing cataract surgery

11:24 Terese KamalCataract surgery in Uveitis: The summary of ourexperience

Cataract surgery in Uveitis:challenges solved 10:30 - 11:30

Moderators: Dina Baddar, Ramy Riad, Terese Kamal

HALLB


DAY TWO

13:00 Hatem AmmarVery Hard but very smooth phaco, How?!

13:30 Abdallah HassounaEnhanced Depth of Focus IOLs for presbyopiacorrection: a closer look

Johnson and Johnson Company Lunch13:00 - 14:00 HALLB

Bayer Company LunchDebate Session: Effectiveness of T&E versus PRN in themangement of nAMD:" Let's get personalized"

13:00 - 14:00

Speakers: Sherif Embabi, Mohamed Moghazy

HALLA

21

Cataract and Retinal Coomorbidities 14:00 - 15:00

Moderators: Mohamed Moghazy, Ramy Riad

HALLA

14:00 Hany HamzaCataract Surgery with DME

14:10 Ramy RiadCataract Surgery with Vitreous Hemorrhage

14:20 Bassem FayezCataract Surgery with Retinal Detachment

14:30 Mohamed AnisCataract Surgery in High Myopia

14:40 Mohamed MoghazyCataract Surgery in Silicone Filled Eyes

14:50 Mostafa NabihCataract Surgery in Fluid Filled Eyes

Station 1

Cataract with uveitis as a challenging situation Ashraf Armia13:00

Epithelial Mapping; The extra mile in refractive surgery Mohamed El Bahrawy13:30

Station 2

New indices in perimetry Fady Yahia13:00

Circumferential Schlemm’s canal surgery Yasmine El Sayed13:30

Station 3

The new versions of IV injections Dina Baddar13:00

DVD Made Easy, a squint area Fady Emad13:30

Learning lounge13:00 - 14:00 HALLC

OCTOBER 4TH, 2019Friday

iOCT: Is it useful in our surgery and can alter surgeon decision making or just givesimmediate valuable feedback?!

Q & A15:56

Intraopertive OCT, is it just a cool toyor a new tool? 15:00 - 16:00 HALL

A

OSD in relation to Cataract Surgery Sihem Lazreg15:00

Andorra Protocol for Management of Dry Eye Ludger Hanneken15:08

Applications of Lester Jones tube Ramez Shoukry15:32

Updated molecular diagnostic for ocularsurface infections

Mervat M El- Deftar15:24

Bilateral rheumatoid corneal lesions Faris Isac15:40

Neurotrophic Keratitis Post Refractive Surgery Sihem Lazreg15:48

OCP and SJS; An oculoplastic perspective Hatem A Taw�k15:16

Cataract and Ocular Surface Disease15:00 - 16:00 HALLB


DAY TWO


Moderator: Maged Mikhael

Moderator: Sherif Hosny

Speakers: Ashraf Shaarawy, Ehab El Rayes, Sherif Embabi, Maged Mikhael

Q & A: Mohamed Moghazy

22

Cataract and Retinal Coomorbidities 14:00 - 15:00

Moderators: Mohamed Moghazy, Ramy Riad

HALLA

14:00 Hany HamzaCataract Surgery with DME

14:10 Ramy RiadCataract Surgery with Vitreous Hemorrhage

14:20 Bassem FayezCataract Surgery with Retinal Detachment

14:30 Mohamed AnisCataract Surgery in High Myopia

14:40 Mohamed MoghazyCataract Surgery in Silicone Filled Eyes

14:50 Mostafa NabihCataract Surgery in Fluid Filled Eyes

Station 1

Cataract with uveitis as a challenging situation Ashraf Armia13:00

Epithelial Mapping; The extra mile in refractive surgery Mohamed El Bahrawy13:30

Station 2

New indices in perimetry Fady Yahia13:00

Circumferential Schlemm’s canal surgery Yasmine El Sayed13:30

Station 3

The new versions of IV injections Dina Baddar13:00

DVD Made Easy, a squint area Fady Emad13:30

Learning lounge13:00 - 14:00 HALLC


iOCT: Is it useful in our surgery and can alter surgeon decision making or just givesimmediate valuable feedback?!

Q & A15:56

Intraopertive OCT, is it just a cool toyor a new tool? 15:00 - 16:00 HALL

A

OSD in relation to Cataract Surgery Sihem Lazreg15:00

Andorra Protocol for Management of Dry Eye Ludger Hanneken15:08

Applications of Lester Jones tube Ramez Shoukry15:32

Updated molecular diagnostic for ocularsurface infections

Mervat M El- Deftar15:24

Bilateral rheumatoid corneal lesions Faris Isac15:40

Neurotrophic Keratitis Post Refractive Surgery Sihem Lazreg15:48

OCP and SJS; An oculoplastic perspective Hatem A Taw�k15:16

Cataract and Ocular Surface Disease15:00 - 16:00 HALLB


DAY TWO


Moderator: Maged Mikhael

Moderator: Sherif Hosny

Speakers: Ashraf Shaarawy, Ehab El Rayes, Sherif Embabi, Maged Mikhael

Q & A: Mohamed Moghazy

23

Conclusion & Awards17:47

The Best of the Watany Grand Rounds 16:30 - 18:00

Moderators: Fathy Fawzy, Terese Kamal

Judges: Ahmed Shama, Emma Jones, Ludger Hanneken

HALLA

16:30 Christine HanyTriple with a pinch of black

17:12 Isis Sayed ElqemanyIs it the best thing?

16:37 Hams SamyWhen minor signs are overlooked

17:19 Lydia MaherStill there's a solution

17:26 Nada FathyNot all about your surgical skills

17:33 Christine HanyKnow the uncommon

17:40 Fady EmadFeeding on the nerves

16:44 Marian SobhyRefractive nightmare 1

16:51 Mostafa TarekSalvaging vision in patient scheduled for evisceration


16:58 Reem El HawaryA Family that goes out only at night

Glaucoma Skills Transfer Lab10:00 - 13:00 SKILLLAB 2







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Conclusion & Awards17:47

The Best of the Watany Grand Rounds 16:30 - 18:00

Moderators: Fathy Fawzy, Terese Kamal

Judges: Ahmed Shama, Emma Jones, Ludger Hanneken

HALLA

16:30 Christine HanyTriple with a pinch of black

17:12 Isis Sayed ElqemanyIs it the best thing?

16:37 Hams SamyWhen minor signs are overlooked

17:19 Lydia MaherStill there's a solution

17:26 Nada FathyNot all about your surgical skills

17:33 Christine HanyKnow the uncommon

17:40 Fady EmadFeeding on the nerves


16:51 Mostafa TarekSalvaging vision in patient scheduled for evisceration


16:58 Reem El HawaryA Family that goes out only at night

Glaucoma Skills Transfer Lab10:00 - 13:00 SKILLLAB 2







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