FINAL PROGRAMME - ESOPRS · 08:30 – 09:30 oraL poStEr SESSioNS (2 minutes presentations) Poster Cabinets 3rd Floor LaCRiMaL – Moderator: C. Miller, I. Ntountas Poster Cabinet

FINAL PROGRAMME

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38th ESOPRSANNUAL MEEtING12-14 SEPtEMBER 2019

hAMBURG, GERMANY

ESOPRS

EUROPEAN SOCIEtY OF OPhthALMIC PLAStIC AND RECONStRUCtIVE SURGERY

38th ESOPRS annual mEEting 2019 2

Table of conTenTs

Welcome ..............................................................................................................................................2

Venue .................................................................................................................................................... 3

scienTific Programme

Pre-meeTing Thursday, 12 sePTember 2019 ............................................................ 6

main meeTing friday, 13 sePTember 2019 ................................................................. 7

main meeTing saTurday, 14 sePTember 2019 ........................................................11

scienTific congress informaTion

2019 musTardé lecTure ...................................................................................................15

KeynoTe sPeaKers ..............................................................................................................16

2019 esoPrs absTracT booK ..........................................................................................19

inViTed sPeaKers and PresenTing auThors .........................................................20

commiTTees .............................................................................................................................23

congress informaTion

good To KnoW ........................................................................................................................24

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corPoraTe session ............................................................................................................27

sPonsors .................................................................................................................................27

exhibiTion ................................................................................................................................28

Policies & disclosures .............................................................................................................29

daTa ProTecTion & imPrinT .....................................................................................................30


W e lc o m e

38th ESOPRSANNUAL MEEtING


Welcome

It is our great pleasure and joy to welcome you to the 38th ESOPRS Annual Meeting!

Hamburg has always taken pride in being the “Gate to the world” for Germany and it is in this spirit that we have invited European and international colleagues to join our meeting.

Those of you, who are familiar with the ESOPRS meetings, will hopefully find the programme as inspiring and interesting as it has always been. We are honored to have 5 well renowned keynote speakers from Europe, America, East Asia and Japan. Thanks to the over 100 speakers and over 200 poster presenters, you will have to choose from an abundance of topics over three days.

You will also find that we changed the format for a selected part of the posters to moderated “oral poster sessions” that for the first time will run parallel in the morning. We are excited to present this and hope to boost discussions and scientific exchange. We are also curious to learn how you like this format and whether we should keep it in the future.

We are particularly welcoming those of you, who are attending the meeting for the first time.YESOPRS – the Young-ESOPRS-group initiated by Dan Georgescu – is a growing force of our society and addresses the present generation of young surgeons. We are excited that you are here! And we hope that you will find what others have found and what we think is key to this society: the occasion to bond within and beyond our profession and to make friends across borders throughout our careers.

While we will work hard during the days, there will also be time for recreation at the Reception, Gala Dinner and the YESOPRS-night in true Hamburg spirit!

Again, welcome to the 38th ESOPRS Annual Meeting, welcome to Hamburg!

Uli Schaudig, Sylvia Green, Matthias Keserü and Pegah Heidari


Venue

Curio-HausRothenbaumchaussee 1120148 Hamburg

How to get to the venueTake the S31 or S21 to Dammtor (Messe/CCH). From there it is a 5-minute foot walk to the Curio Haus. For further information concerning public transport, please visit the following website: www.hvv.de/en/

Floor Plan

Ground Floor• Registration & Attendance Sign Up

• Coffee and Snack Stations

• Recharge Lounge

• Exhibition

Basement• Cloakroom and Restrooms

First Floor• Media Check for Speakers

• Video & Digital Poster Presentation at the Library

• Restrooms

Co�ee Break Area

MediaCheck

White Salon

Library

Video Area

DigitalPosterTerminals

Exhibition&

Co�ee Break Area

ENTRANCE

Registration


W e lc o m e


Venue

Gallery

Poster

Cabinet II

Poster

Cabinet I

PosterCabinet III

PosterCabinet IV

Plenary Hall

Second Floor• Plenary Hall

Third Floor• Gallery Plenary Hall

• Poster Cabinets Friday Poster Cabinet I – Lacrimal

Poster Cabinet II – Aesthetic

Poster Cabinet III – Eyelid

Poster Cabinet IV – Orbit I

Saturday Poster Cabinet I – Eyelid: Oncology and Miscellaneous

Poster Cabinet II – Eyelid: Ptosis

Poster Cabinet III – Eyelid: Reconstruction and Miscellaneous

Poster Cabinet IV – Orbit II


scienTific ProgrammePre-Meeting | thursday, 12 sePteMber 2019

PRe-MeeTinG | THURSday, 12 SePTeMBeR 2019 08:30 – 09:35 LacrimaL – Chair: D. Ezra, H. W. Meyer-Rüsenberg Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

08:30 – 08:50 Double Act: Pathophysiology of the lacrimal passage E. Bohman, F. Paulsen 08:50 – 09:05 Intracanalicular surgery: As little damage as possible? K. H. Emmerich 09:05 – 09:20 Endonasal DCR: The elegant approach J. Olver 09:20 – 09:35 External DCR: Why would you leave the 20-minute-dream? P. Shams

09:35 – 10:05 Coffee break Ground Floor/1st Floor

10:05 – 10:50 EyELid i – Chair: M. Beaconsfield, C. Hintschich Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

10:05 – 10:20 Eyelids and the ocular surface part I: Blinks for trips R. Malhotra

10:20 – 10:35 Canthal suspension techniques G. C. Charonis 10:35 – 10:50 Laissez faire (who needs reconstruction anyway?) A. Klett

10:50 – 11:50 EyELid ii – Chair: E. Bohman, R. C. Allen Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

10:50 – 11:05 Mechanisms of eyelid malposition R. C. Allen

11:05 – 11:20 Up and in? How to correct retraction and entropion O. Galatoire

11:20 – 11:35 Mind the vectors! Managing difficult upper eyelid A. Cetinkaya entropion cases

11:35 – 11:50 “Showtime“: Tarsal platform show, lid margin and contour M. Gonzalez-Candial in ptosis surgery

11:50 – 12:05 EyELid iii: SpEciaL NotE Plenary Hall/2nd Floor Tear film and ocular abnormalities after eyelid tattooing M. Dogru

12:05 – 13:20 Lunch break Ground Floor/1st Floor

13:20 – 14:10 orbit i: thE SockEt – Chair: M. Keserü, D. Strianese Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

13:20 – 13:40 The perfect socket: An ocularists view C. Weidner

13:40 – 13:55 How to avoid PESS: The question of volume M. Schittkowski

13:55 – 14:10 Secondary volume replacement: How to treat socket retraction C. Hintschich

14:10 – 15:15 orbit ii: diagNoSiS aNd biopSy – Chair: G. Geerling, F. M. Quaranta-Leoni Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

14:10 – 14:30 Orbital alogrithm G. Rose

14:30 – 14:45 Handling muscular masses I. Mombaerts

14:45 – 15:00 Orbital biopsy: Standard procedures D. Paridaens

15:00 – 15:15 How to get to the Orbital apex and back, safe and sane L. Baldeschi

15:15 – 15:45 Coffee break Ground Floor/1st Floor 15:45 – 16:45 aESthEticS: FiLLErS, chEEkS aNd browS – Chair: S. Green, L. M. Vasquez Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

15:45 – 16:00 Beyond aesthetics: Applications, Implications, Complications R. Murthy, J. Roos of periocular Hyaluronic Acid Fillers 16:00 – 16:15 When less is more: Dual plane lower eyelid blepharoplasty F. P. Bernardini 16:15 – 16:30 Mid face lift R. Medel 16:30 – 16:45 Browlifts for oculoplastic surgeons D. Georgescu

16:45 – 17:00 EyELidS For FuturE Plenary Hall/2nd Floor Tips and Tricks for pediatric eyelid surgery W. Katowitz

17:00 End of Pre-Meeting



Main-MeeTinG | FRiday, 13 SePTeMBeR 2019 08:30 – 09:30 oraL poStEr SESSioNS (2 minutes presentations) Poster Cabinets 3rd Floor

LaCRiMaL – Moderator: C. Miller, I. Ntountas Poster Cabinet I

PL01 Concha bullosa reduction with mini invasive technique in candidates S. Budiman for dacryocystorhinostomy

PL02 Pediatric nasolacrimal duct obstruction: comparison of external and O. Konuk endonasal DCR techniques

PL03 Long-term outcome of transcanalicular microendoscopic N. Mihailovic lacrimal duct surgery at a tertiary eye center in Germany

PL04 Endoscopic DCR in functional epiphora M. J. Couce Meradi

PL05 No impact of nasal septoplasty on the outcome of endoscopic A. Priel dacryocystorhinostomy

PL06 Triamcinolone use in dacryocystorhinostomy. A four year audit E. Lokovitis in a tertiary referral center in the United Kingdom PL07 Evaluation of the effectiveness of balloon catheter dilation as a treatment of congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction H. González Valdivia PL08 Hasner’s valve reconstructive surgery efficacy in patients with secondary nasolacrimal duct obstruction following radioiodine therapy V. Yartsev PL09 Antibiotic prophylaxis and the rate of surgical site infection (SSI) in clean and clean-contaminated oculoplastic, lacrimal and orbital surgery P. Shams

aeSTHeTiCS – Moderator: D. Ezra, R. De Keizer Poster Cabinet II

PA01 Dermatochalasis through decades. A histopathologic study M. Kashkouli

PA02 Long-time effect of eyebrow tattooing on skin thickness in M. Jamshidian Tehrani upper lid blepharoplasty

PA05 Ocular complications following dermal filler treatment; F. Hageman pathogenesis and treatment guidelines

PA06 Cosmetic foam sclerotherapy and rare ophthalmic complications A. Sawhney

PA07 Lower blepharoplasty complications correction. Compromise approach A. Kim

PA09 Pressure ulcer following circumferential head dressing; M. Kashkouli small case series and review of literature

eyeLid – Moderator: D. Georgescu, A. Garip Kübler Poster Cabinet III

PLM01 Safety, functional and cosmetic outcomes of congenital ptosis A. Jakubaszek surgery in children

PLM02 Comparison of upper eyelid contour symmetry in patients I. Pereira with congenital blepharoptosis who underwent frontalis muscle flap surgery using Bézier curves

PLM04 Acute idiopathic tarsal ectropion in young- case series M. Pauly

PLM06 A comparison of the lateral tarsal strip with everting sutures S. Dulz and the Quickert procedure for involutional entropion

PLM07 Cicatricial and tarsal ectropion: repair by myocutaneous flap G. L. Mora Botia and canthopexy

PLM08 Long-term management of orbital and periorbital plexiform A. Fakin neurofibromas in patients with neurofibromatosis type 1

PLM09 Is there a role for hyaluronic acid fillers in the management A. Altenburg of congenital ectropion?

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Main-MeeTinG | FRiday, 13 SePTeMBeR 2019 ORBiT i – Moderator: D. Hartong, D. Paridaens Poster Cabinet IV

PO01 The London experience of patients across three multi-disciplinary S. Farag Graves’ orbitopathy clinics

PO03 A volumetric analysis of spontaneous decompression in T. Nanda thyroid eye disease and compressive optic neuropathy

PO04 The degree of changes in eyelid index parameter after endonasal and S. M. Kang transcaruncular orbital decompression in thyroid associated orbitopathy

PO05 Demographic and clinical profile of 1000 patients with thyroid eye disease V. Vasanthapuram presenting to a tertiary eye care institute in India

PO06 Granulomatous inflammation following intraorbital stem cells injection V. Sheptulin

PO07 Single cell proteomics of regulatory T cells and IgG4 plasma cells S. Shen in Immunoglobulin G4 related orbital disease (IgG4-ROD)

PO08 Carotid cavernous fistula. Treatment with embolization via I. Ntountas the superior ophthalmic vein

PO09 Orbital trauma in a regional orbito-facial Trauma Centre A. Alnahrawy

09:35 – 09:40 wELcomE aNd opENiNg – H. Sigurdsson Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

09:40 – 10:45 EyELid SESSioN i – Chair: H. Sigurdsson, D. Verity Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

09:40 – 09:46 Primary eyelid basal cell carcinoma: a multicenter retrospective study G. Volpe

09:46 – 09:52 The efficacy of propranolol in eyelid capillary hemangiomas S. Dogan

09:52 – 09:58 Eyelid reconstruction with rhomboid flap: a case series R. Vieira

09:58 – 10:04 Dermal matrix grafts in eyelid reconstruction following Mohs surgery P. Custer

10:04 – 10:10 Assessing oral mucosal grafting: complications and postoperative D. Pilger outcomes in a broad collective of patients

10:10 – 10:16 En bloc lateral wedge resection for involutional entropion: A. Aziz A simplified technique

10:16 – 10:22 Changes in refraction and visual acuity after upper eyelid blepharoplasties O. Zloto vs. combined blepharoplasties and posterior approach ptosis procedures

10:22 – 10:28 AS-OCT guided treatment of diffuse conjunctival squamous cell T. Elhamaky carcinoma with resection, amniotic membrane graft and topical mitomycin C

10:28 – 10:45 Time for Questions & Discussions

10:45 – 11:05 kEyNotE LEcturE i – Murat Dogru, Japan Plenary Hall/2nd Floor Eyelid surgery and the ocular surface Part II: Changes in tear film and ocular surface following lid surgery Introduction by U. Schaudig

11:05 - 11:35 Coffee break & Ground Floor/1st Floor Time for Video Presentations and Digital Posters Library on 1st Floor




Main-MeeTinG | FRiday, 13 SePTeMBeR 201911:35 – 12:40 EyELid SESSioN ii – Chair: F. M. Quaranta-Leoni, C. Jones Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

11:35 – 11:41 Palpebral temporal sling procedure for the correction of paralytic ectropion G. Castela11:41 – 11:47 Müller muscle conjunctiva resection for revision of residual ptosis after G. Ozturk Karabulut external levator advancement surgery11:47 – 11:53 The effect of ptosis repair versus upper blepharoplasty on upper O. Zloto and lower eyelid position11:53 – 11:59 Effect of upper eyelid blepharoplasty on the ocular surface and the tear film Y. Ozkan Arat11:59 – 12:05 The effect of diabetes mellitus on eyelid aperture F. Naqadan12:05 – 12:11 Can upper lid everting surgery improve dry eye symptoms in patients E. Samia-Aly with Meibomian gland inversion not responding to treatment?12:11 – 12:17 Endoscopic corneal neurotization with ipsilateral versus D. Georgescu contralateral supraorbital nerve transfer12:17 – 12:23 Comparison of open and closed methods of Fox pentagon silicone A. R. Pant rod tarso-frontalis suspension surgery for congenital lid ptosis


12:40 – 13:00 kEyNotE LEcturE ii – Gerd Geerling, Germany Plenary Hall/2nd Floor Eyelid surgery and the ocular surface Part III: Eyelid surgery and corneal disease Introduction by M. Beaconsfield

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch break & Ground Floor/1st Floor Time for Video Presentations and Digital Posters Library on 1st Floor

13:00 – 14:00 yESoprS mEEtiNg – Chair: C. Eenhorst, J. Roos Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

13:00 – 13:10 Brief Introductions C. Eenhorst13:10 – 13:25 What I have learnt about the management of Thyroid Eye Disease M. Mourits13:25 – 13:35 How I manage difficult patients M. Beaconsfield13:35 – 13:45 What YASOPRS is and does – it‘s raison d‘etre and how this can translate R. C. Allen to the European setting 13:45 – 13:55 Discussion and Introduction of next YESOPRS leader J. Roos

14:00 – 15:05 orbit SESSioN i – Chair: D. Strianese, G. Rose Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

14:00 – 14:06 The effect of prostaglandin analogue bimatoprost on thyroid C. Choi associated orbitopathy 14:06 – 14:12 Indications, outcomes, complications and trends in 500 consecutive J. Uddin decompression surgeries by a single surgeon14:12 – 14:18 Orbital exenteration versus surgical excision in patients with periocular F. Fossataro squamous cell carcinoma. A survival analysis study14:18 – 14:24 Does optic nerve stretch cause dysthyroid optic neuropathy? K. Vahdani14:24 – 14:30 Zirconium-89 labelled rituximab PET-CT in orbital inflammatory disease R. Kalmann14:30 – 14:36 Visual field and orbital computed tomography correlation in S. Freitag compressive optic neuropathy due to thyroid eye disease14:36 – 14:42 Vertical restrictive strabismus: similar clinical signs, different G. Savino etiopathogenetic causes14:42 – 14:48 Real-world use of non-echoplanar diffusion-weighted magnetic V. Lee resonance imaging for detection, disease monitoring and clinical decision-making in graves’ orbitopathy14:48 – 14:54 The result of intraconal and extraconal fatty decompression T. Kashima




Main-MeeTinG | FRiday, 13 SePTeMBeR 201915:05 – 15:25 kEyNotE LEcturE iii – Richard C. Allen, United States Plenary Hall/2nd Floor Eyelid dynamics: Paying attention to movement, rather than position Introduction by E. Dafgård Kopp

15:25 – 15:50 Coffee break & Ground Floor/1st Floor Time for Video Presentations and Digital Posters Library on 1st Floor

15:50 – 16:50 aESthEtic – SESSioN – Chair: F. Bernardini, G. Charonis Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

15:50 – 15:56 Small incision lower blepharoplasty S. Elwan

15:56 – 16:02 Surgical management of superior sulcus hollowing using A. Cetinkaya autologous fat flaps or grafts

16:02 – 16:08 Volume augmentation upper eyelid blepharoplasty, a better look S. H. Abdelbaky

16:08 – 16:14 Use of plazma energy as an alternative to surgical approaches H. Yüzer for periocular skin problems

16:14 – 16:20 Supine test: a new test for detecting lacrimal gland prolapse M. Kashkouli before upper blepharoplasty

16:20 – 16:26 Complication of injectable hyaluronic acid fillers: 4 clinical cases E. Farah

16:26 – 16:32 Open-incisional double eyelid plasty with CO2-laser J. Thulesen


16:50 – 17:35 ESoprS FuLL mEmbEr mEEtiNg – closed session Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

scienTific ProgrammeMAIn-MeetIng | FrIdAy, 13 SepteMber 2019



Main-MeeTinG | SaTURday, 14 SePTeMBeR 201908:30 – 09:30 oraL poStEr SESSioNS (2 minute presentation) Poster Cabinets 3rd Floor

eyeLid: OnCOLOGy and MiSCeLLaneOUS – Moderator: S. Ortiz-Pérez, M. Keserü Poster Cabinet I

PLO01 Intralesional bevacizumab in periorbital lymphangioma A. M. Schuh PLO02 The use of subconjunctival bevacizumab in patients in oculoplastic surgery J. Bregar PLO03 Calcipotriol combined with 5-fluorouracil, topic treatment in periocular M. T. Sarandeses Diez premalignant lessions PLO04 Three-year disease-free outcome in all non-melanomoutous skin cancers J. Roos excised with 1mm margins and same-day reconstruction in a district general hospital PLO05 Reduced dose topical mitomycin-C therapy for eyelid sebaceous M. S. Ramakrishnan carcinoma with pagetoid spread PLO07 An algorithm for Botulinum toxin A injection for upper eyelid retraction P. Kaynak associated with thyroid eye disease: long term results PLO08 Morphologic changes of meibomian glands in anophthalmic patients A. C. Rokohl wearing cryolite glass prosthetic eyes PLO09 Evaluation of cosmetic and functional results of lower eyelid large, D. Białas full-thickness defects reconstruction with Hughes flap and free skin graft

eyeLid: PTOSiS – Moderator: J. Roos, O. Konuk Poster Cabinet II

PLP01 A second chance for a patient with severe right-sided ptosis! R. Jamali PLP04 Is it better to evaluate gold weight implantation surgery results in 2D? G. Ozturk Karabulut PLP05 Which procedure should we prefer in mild-moderate ptosis: N. Arslan putterman or levator resection procedure? PLP07 Posterior approach ptosis repair, achieving the definitive technique S. Ortiz-Perez PLP08 Congenital ptosis repair: a retrospective statistic study A. Drumond Cassimiro PLP09 Posterior approach for aponeurotic repair: a powerful technique for A. R. Pimentel de Figueiredo aponeurotic ptosis correction. 15 year experience PLM05 Double eyelid tape technique for improved visual field testing M. M. Maeng

eyeLid: ReCOnSTRUCTiOn and MiSCeLLaneOUS – Moderator: V. Thaller, S. Green Poster Cabinet III

PLR01 Operative challenges in large full-thickness upper eyelid reconstruction: C. Trigaux 3 clinical cases PLR02 Hard palate graft for the correction of lower eyelid retraction and P. B. Toft entropion after repair of orbital floor fracture PLR03 Tarsoconjunctival pillar flap for exposure-related keratopathy: surgical M. Mas Castells technique and clinical outcomes PLR04 Eyelid reconstruction using scleral implant, amniotic membrane S. Rubio Cid and skin graft after resection of basocellular carcinoma PLR05 Combined method of surgical correction of neuroparalytic P. Banshchikov lagophthalmos associated with asymmetry of the face PLR07 Reconstruction of medial canthal defects with transnasal or M. W. Zeno transglabellar medial semicircular flap PLR08 Horner syndrome with hypolacrimation following thoracic A. G. Anagnostopoulos sympathectomy for hyperhidrosis PLR09 Results of treatment and follow-up in malignant eyelid tumors Ş. Bekdemir

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ORBiT ii – Moderator: G. Rose, C. Eenhorst Poster Cabinet IV

PO10 Cryptophthalmos: clinical features and management L. Knani

PO11 Modified dermis-fat graft technique for pediatric patients S. Tronina

PO12 Dermofat graft as a primary orbital implant in evisceration surgeries A. Borba

PO13 Orbital and adnexal lymphoma. A UK tertiary referral centre experience G. Albanese

PO15 Frontal and frontethmoidal sinus mucoceles: a 23 year experience H. Dietrich

PO16 Bilateral orbital vascular malformations in a patient with phantosmia J. Laybourne

PO17 Solitary fibrous tumor of the orbit: a case series and review of the V. Lanni literature

PO18 Removal of large intradiploic epidermoid cysts of the bony orbit M. Unal

09:35 – 09:45 SpEciaL kEyNotE LEcturE – Jonathan Roos, United Kingdom Plenary Hall/2nd Floor The carbon footprint of ESOPRS conferences: Calculation, implication and mitigation Introduction by M. Keserü

09:45 – 10:50 LacrimaL – SESSioN – Chair: K.H. Emmerich, R. Henson Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

09:45 – 09:51 Inflammatory punctal stenosis. The missing diagnosis and treatment O. Hakim

09:51 – 09:57 Three-snip punctoplasty versus perforated plugs for management of R. Abdallah lacrimal punctal stenosis

09:57 – 10:03 Factors affecting the anatomical and functional success rate in M. Es Haghi canalicular laceration repair

10:03 – 10:09 A study of 46 consecutive canalicultis patients treated with non N. Bothra incisional punctal dilatation and canalicular curettage

10:09 – 10:15 Laser-assisted transcaruncular stoploss Lester Jones tube surgery for L. M. Heindl lacrimal canalicular obstructions

10:15 – 10:21 Stoploss tubes are associated with improved outcomes compared to H. Soliman the standard Lester Jones Tube in Conjunctivodacryocystorhinostomy: A retrospective cohort study

10:21 – 10:27 Endonasal endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy in the cases of iatrogenic N. Krakhovetskiy nasolacrimal duct injuries


10:50 – 11:10 kEyNotE LEcturE iV – Raoul P. Henson, Philippines Plenary Hall/2nd Floor Laser Dacryocystorhinostomy – my 20-years‘ Experience Introduction by D. Paridaens 11:10 – 11:40 Coffee break & Ground Floor/1st Floor Time for Video Presentations and Digital Posters Library on 1st Floor



Main-MeeTinG | SaTURday, 14 SePTeMBeR 201911:40 – 12:45 orbit ii – SESSioN – Chair: D. Paridaens, D. Verity Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

11:40 – 11:46 Assessing emergency doctors’ knowledge of indications and technique R. Bharamgoudar of lateral orbital canthotomy and cantholysis for orbital compartment syndrome11:46 – 11:52 Redesigning Rundle’s curve for thyroid eye disease? A. Alnahrawy11:52 – 11:58 Patients with dilated superior ophthalmic vein sign and C. Miller carotid-cavernous fistula 11:58 – 12:04 Clinical activity score for orbital GPA D. S. Ismailova12:04 – 12:10 Magnetic resonance imaging was useful to confirm the treatment target K. Ohshima and therapeutic-effect of triamcinolone acetonide local injection in Graves’ ophthalmopathy12:10 – 12:16 Prognostic markers for success in Optic nerve sheath fenestration R. Kumari for preserving vision in raised intracranial pressure 12:16 – 12:22 Ocular adnexal lymphomas: a multicenter retrospective study G. Grimaldi12:22 – 12:28 Second line immunosupression with mycophenolate in Graves V. Lee ophthalmopathy

12:28 – 12:45 Time for Questions & Discussions 12:45 – 13:20 muStardé LEcturE – Christoph Hintschich, Germany Plenary Hall/ 2nd Floor Rehabilitative procedures in enucleated patients Introduction by H. Sigurdsson 13:20 – 14:20 Lunch break & Ground Floor/1st Floor Time for Video Presentations and Digital Posters Library on 1st Floor

13:35 – 14:20 corporatE SESSioN Presented by KARL STORZ SE & CO. KG White Salon/1st Floor (see page 27 for further programme information)

14:20 – 14:40 kEyNotE LEcturE V – William Katowitz, United States Plenary Hall/ 2nd Floor Diagnosing pediatric orbital disease – an update on new imaging modalities Introduction by D. Georgescu 14:40 – 15:45 miScELLaNEouS – SESSioN – Chair: E. Dafgård Kopp, M. Gonzalez-Candial Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

14:40 – 14:46 Ocularist’s art 150 years ago - exemplified by the Rostock glass eye R. Guthoff collection of anterior segment pathologies 14:46 – 14:52 Validation of a simple standardized three-dimensional anthropometry Y. Guo for the periocular region in a European population 14:52 – 14:58 Diagnostic accuracy of direct referrals for excision biopsy on J. Roos non-consultant led minor operations lists 14:58 – 15:04 Cheek-midfacelift as a technique in reconstructive ophthalmic plastic surgery A. Kopecky15:04 – 15:10 Clinical application of ultrasound biomicroscopy in assessment of A. Shakhmatova upper eyelid ligaments 15:10 – 15:16 The double lateral tarsal strip, the complete treatment for the lateral canthus S. Ortiz-Perez15:16 – 15:22 Survey of current practices and recommendations for delivering V. Lee a sustainable multidisciplinary approach to thyroid eye disease in the United Kingdom15:22 – 15:28 Recurrent contracted sockets treated with buccal mucosal transplant D. Hartong and personalized 3D designed and printed conformers 15:28 – 15:34 Targeted therapy in oculoplasty M. Assem


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Main-MeeTinG | SaTURday, 14 SePTeMBeR 201915:45 – 16:00 richard coLLiN award – Chair: H. Sigurdsson Plenary Hall/2nd Floor

Richard Collin Award – last year: What I did with my award A. Rokohl Richard Collin Award 2019 will be announced

16:00 iNtroductioN oF iNcomiNg prESidENt F. m. QuaraNta-LEoNi Plenary Hall/2nd Floor Closing Remarks: U. Schaudig

16:10 opEN coFFEE diScuSSioN & FarEwELL Ground Floor/1st Floor

ask your Question!

During the sessions you can send your personal questions directly to the chairs and moderators on stage by using the following e-mail address: [email protected].

The chairs will pass your question to the speaker.

In addition, there will be several microphones in the auditorium available.

Be interactive! We want your questions and opinion.


Christoph Hintschich, MD, FEBO (Munich, Germany)

Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 12:45Mustardé Lecture: Rehabilitative procedures in enucleated patients Christoph Hintschich, MD, FEBO, graduated in Ophthalmology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Uni-versity of Munich/Germany, before he specialized in Eyelid & Orbital Surgery. He was fellow to C. Beyer-Machule/ Munich, J.R.O. Collin / London and L. Koornneef / Amsterdam. In 2002, he was appointed as a full professor of Ophthalmology at the LMU Munich, where he is heading the Oculoplastic and Orbital Service, involved in patient care, teaching and research. In 1993 he became full member of ESOPRS, from 2006 - 2014 he was ESOPRS secretary. He is Fellow of the European Board of Ophthalmology (FEBO) and member of EUGOGO.

For more than two decades, he is running a multidisciplinary orbital clinic and a Graves’ clinic, and is organizing the Munich Beyer-Machule course on eyelid surgery and the Orbital Symposium. Christoph Hintschich has been an invited lecturer and guest surgeon in various countries, and had numerous international fellows. His main professional interests are func-tional and aesthetic eyelid surgery and orbital surgery, in particular ptosis surgery, surgical rehabilitation in Graves´ disease and anophthalmic socket management.

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2019 MUSTaRdé LeCTURe


Murat Dogru, MD (Tokyo, Japan)

Friday, September 13, 2019 at 10:45Keynote Lecture I: Eyelid surgery and the ocular surface Part II: Changesintearfilmandocularsurfacefollowinglidsurgery

Dr. Murat Dogru, born in Turkey, is a current permanent resident of Japan and is the first academician from Turkey and the whole continental Europe to acquire a Japanese Medical License to practice in the field of Ophthalmology. Dr. Murat Dogru is an internationally re- cognized expert in ocular surface disorders, dry eyes, ocular allergy and ocular inflammation. He conducts both basic and translational research in the field of corneal and ocular surface inflammation and oxidative stress. He studies the molecular and cellular mechanisms of ocu-lar inflammation with applications to autoimmunity, dry eye disease, contact lens wear and ocular allergy.

An executive board member of the international Tear film and Ocular Surface Society, Asia Dry Eye Society and Japan Dry Eye Research Society, Hakone Dry Eye Club and a fellow of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO), he has authored more than 230 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, and has presented more than 200 invited and named lectures worldwide. His published work has been read and cited more than 8,200 times. Dr. Dogru’s research has led to several successful grant applications to the Japanese Ministry of Health and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science where he was re- gistered as an official researcher of Japan in 2002. His research is also supported by several continual industry grants. Dr. Dogru has trained several clinical fellows, postdoctoral fellows and students in Turkey and in Japan over 8 countries to date, the significant majority achieving full-time academic positions in ophthalmology and vision research in their respective countries. Dr. Murat Dogru currently is a practicing ophthalmologist and a researcher with a research laboratory in Keio University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan.

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Gerd Geerling, MD, FEBO (Düsseldorf, Germany)

Friday, September 13, 2019 at 12:40Keynote Lecture II: Eyelid surgery and the ocular surface Part III: Eyelid surgery and corneal disease

Director and Professor of Ophthalmology, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf, GermanyProf. Geeerling completed his medical training in 1992 at Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule (RWTH), Aachen and specialised in Ophthalmology at the University of Lübeck (both in Germany). He received subspecialty training at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London in Cornea and Oculoplastic surgery and in Glaucoma surgery at the University of Würzburg, Germany.From 2005 until 2011, he was Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Würzburg, Germany and from 2006 to 2008 honorary Research Professor at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, UK. Since 2011, Professor Geerling is holding the chair as Professor of Ophthalmology and is the Director of the Department of Ophthalmology of the University Hospital Düsseldorf.Professor Geerling’s clinical and scientific interest is focussed on severe ocular surface disea-ses and its interaction with the ocular adnexae, especially transplantation surgery and new Lasers. In these fields he was granted scholarships by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), the Gertrud Kusen Foundation and the Special Trustees of Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, England, obtained more than 2.5 Mio. € grant money and published more than 200 peer-reviewed manuscripts, 20 chapters and 4 books. He has received several national and international awards.

He is member of numerous ophthalmological societies, including The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) for more than 20 years. He is on the editorial board for The Ocular Surface, Current Eye Research, Der Ophthalmologe and Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde and was Editor-in-Chief of Current Eye Research from 2005 until 2018.

Richard C. Allen, MD, PhD, FACS (Texas, United States of America)

Friday, September 13, 2019 at 15:05 KeynoteIII:Eyeliddynamics:Payingattentiontomovement,ratherthanposition

Richard C. Allen, MD, PhD, FACS is a Professor in the Dept. of Ophthalmology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX. Dr. Allen attended Duke University and graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a BS in chemistry where he received the Departmental Award in Chemistry. He was accepted into the Medical Scientist Training Program at Baylor College of Medicine where he received his MD and PhD Degrees. His dissertation “Molecular Genetics of X-linked Immunodeficiencies Affecting B Lymphocyte Function” was awarded the Sigma Xi Thesis Excellence Award.

Dr. Allen completed a residency in ophthalmology at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Under the mentorship of Edwin M. Stone, MD, PhD, and Thomas A. Oetting, MD, MS, he completed a fellowship in molecular ophthalmology and comprehensive ophthalmology at the University of Iowa. From 2004 to 2006, he completed additional fellowship training in oculoplastic surgery at the University of Iowa under the direction of Jeffrey A. Nerad MD and Keith D. Carter MD.

Dr. Allen is a member of ASOPRS, the Orbital Society, ESOPRS, the North American Skull Base Society, and the American Eye Study Club. His research interests include oncologic and ge-netic diseases of the eyelids, orbit, and lacrimal system. He sees patients at Alkek Eye Center, Texas Children’s Hospital, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Ben Taub General Hospital. He resides in Houston, TX with his wife Missy, son Augustus, and daughter Astrid.



Jonathan Roos, PhD FRCOphth FEBO (London, United Kingdom)

Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 09:35Special Keynote Lecture: The carbon footprint of ESOPRS conferences: Calculation,implicationandmitigation Dr Roos is a London-based oculoplastic surgeon and father to Emil & Teddy. He is a fellow of both the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and the European Board of Ophthalmology.

Jonathan is Swedish but grew up in Switzerland and Southern France. He trained at the Univer-sity of Cambridge and was selected for its highly competitive combined MD/PhD programme. His thesis research, performed at both Cambridge and Harvard Universities, was recognised by awards from the American Society for Hematology, the American Neurological Association and also won the University of Cambridge’s two-yearly Gedge Prize for Physiology.

He is on the specialist register in both Sweden and the UK; he is a full member of the Europe-an Society of Oculoplastic and Reconstructive Surgery and co-president of its young section. He was Chief Resident in Ophthalmology and sat on the Royal College’s training Committee.He has acted as advisor to an OECD government’s review board on orphan drug pricing; he is passionate about access to medicine and established a collaboration between Cambridge and Harvard to address the cost of drugs. He has published extensively in this area – including in the BMJ and the Lancet – with his wife Hanna who is a leading London disputes lawyer.

His current research includes a national surveillance study for which he was awarded the Richard Collin Award from the British Oculoplastic Surgical Society (BOPSS) as well as research into Thyroid Eye Disease for which he won the ITEDS presentation prize in Singapore in 2019 as well as the BOPSS best academic paper in oculoplastic surgery in 2019.

He currently works at Moorfields Eye Hospital as adnexal and orbital fellow. He is a passiona-te sailor and part of a circumnavigating race team.www.researchgate.net/profile/Jonathan_Roos

Raoul Paolo D. Henson, MD, President of APSOPRS (Quezon City, Philippines)

Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 10:50 KeynoteLectureIV:LaserDacryocystorhinostomy–my20-years‘Experience

Dr. Henson finished his ophthalmology residency at the International Eye Institute, St. Luke’s Medical Center, Quezon City, Philippines. He followed the footsteps of his father, Dr. Ruben G. Henson, Jr., an oculoplastic surgeon and a founding member of the Philippine Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Henson took his oculoplastics fellowship at the St. Francis Medical Center, University of Hawaii, USA under the tutelage of Dr. Jorge Camara. He did the first laser tear duct surgery in the Philippines in 2000 and the first case of Balloon Dacryoplasty in 2005 at the St. Luke’s Medical Center. He has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals and has lectured on oculoplastic procedures locally and internationally. His interests are in lacrimal surgery, eyelid surgery and eyelid-orbital trauma.Dr. Henson is a founding member and president of the Asia-Pacific Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He is also the president of the Philippine Society of Opht-halmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.



William Katowitz, MD (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA)

Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 14:00 KeynoteLectureV:Diagnosingpediatricorbitaldisease–anupdateonnew imagingmodalities

William Rocamora Katowitz, MD is an Associate Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, USA.

He has an active orbital and oculoplastic surgery practice that is almost solely focused on pediatric patients at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Dr. Katowitz was a resident in ophthalmology at the Scheie Eye Institute at the University of Pennsylvania from 2002-2005. He then completed three fellowships: a one-year fellowship in pediatric ophthalmology at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, a two-year American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Re-constructive Surgery (ASOPRS) fellowship in oculoplastic and orbital surgery at the University of Pennsylvania and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and finally a one-year fellowship in orbital and lacrimal surgery at Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in London, UK. Dr. Katowitz was appointed to the faculty at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania in 2008. He became director of his own ASOPRS fellowship in 2016 and also trains an international fellow. In 2018 Dr. Katowitz coedited the text Pediatric Oculoplastic Surgery (2nd edition) with James Katowitz, MD. He is a member of ASOPRS as well as the American Association of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus. This year Dr. Katowitz was invited to join the Orbital Society. He is also a founding member of the North American Society of Academic Orbital Surgeons.

Dr. Katowitz lives in Philadelphia with his wife Nicole, three children and seven cats.

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2019 eSOPRS aBSTRaCT BOOK

The abstract book contains all accepted abstracts that have been submitted by authors from around the globe on topics related to Eyelid, Lacrimal, Orbit and Aesthetic. All abstracts have been reviewed and are now provided as download.

download eSOPRS abstract e-Book 2019

https://www.esoprs.eu/esoprs-meetings/38th-esoprs-meeting-2019-in-hamburg/programme/abstract-book/



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Local organising committee 2019Ulrich Schaudig, Germany

Sylvia Green, Germany

Matthias Keserü, Germany

Pegah Heidari, Germany

abstract Reviewing CommitteeESOPRS is grateful to the review committee for their support:

• Elin Bohman (Sweden)

• Daniel Ezra (United Kingdom)

• Olivier Galatoire (France)

• Dan Georgescu (USA/Romania)

• Sylvia Green (Germany)

• Pegah Heidari (Germany)

• Matthias Keserü (Germany)

• Dion Paridaens (The Netherlands)

• Hans-Werner Meyer-Rüsenberg (Germany)

• Ulrich Schaudig (Germany)

• Diego Strianese (Italy)

• Vladimir Thaller (United Kingdom)

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PresidentHaraldur [email protected]

Treasurer

david [email protected]

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President elect

Francesco M. Quaranta-Leoni

immediate Past PresidentGeoffrey Rose

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Olivier [email protected]

Germany

Ulrich [email protected]

Greece

George [email protected]

italy

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Spain

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Turkey

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United Kingdom

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Certificate of Attendance / CME AccreditationNational Certification – CME CreditsThe Medical Association of Hamburg has certified the event in total with 18 CME credits (6 CME credits per day).We kindly ask all delegates from Germany, Switzerland and Austria to confirm their attendance daily at the registra-tion desk onsite in order to obtain the credits after. The CME certificate will be sent by e-mail 2-3 working days after the congress. International Certification – EACCME® CreditsThe scientific programme of the 38th ESOPRS Annual Meeting has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 18 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he / she actually spent in the educational activity.

Through an agreement between the Union Européenne des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical Asso- ciation, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Further information are provided under www.ama-assn.org/education/earn-credit-participation-international-activities.Delegates who require EACCME® credits will also receive an e-mail within 2-3 days after the congress with a question- naire to complete and return in order to receive the credits.

Pre-Meeting eSOPRS 2019Thursday, 12 September 2019 6 CME credits

Main-Meeting eSOPRS 2019Friday, 13 September 2019 6 CME creditsSaturday, 14 September 2019 6 CME credits

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LanguageThe official congress language is English. However, all participants are encouraged to join discussions regardless of their fluency in English, as the exchange of ideas and critical evaluation of presentation is the main purpose of the entire Congress.

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Social evening Programmewelcome ReceptionThursday, 12 September 2019, 18:30 – 21:30Address: Block Bräu Bei den St. Pauli Landungsbrücken 3, 20359 Hamburg

Congress dinnerFriday, 13 September 2019, 19:00 – 22:45Address: Panoramadeck at the Emporio Tower Dammtorwall 15, 20355 Hamburg

Congress Party – YESOPRS NightFriday, 13 September 2019, starting at 22:45Address: Angie’s Spielbudenplatz 27, 20359 Hamburg

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video PresentationDuring the conference, all accepted abstract videos will be accessible for participants.

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FINAL PROGRAMME - ESOPRS · 08:30 – 09:30 oraL poStEr SESSioNS (2 minutes presentations) Poster Cabinets 3rd Floor LaCRiMaL – Moderator: C. Miller, I. Ntountas Poster Cabinet