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Saturday, November 10, 2007
Welcome and Introductions
Anne Louise Coleman, MD PhD - 8:00 AM (0h 0m 39s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
American Glaucoma Society Introduction
Robert N Weinreb, MD - 8:02 AM (0h 0m 52s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Point-Counterpoint: Should Multifocal Lenses Be Used in Glaucoma Patients With Moderate Visual Field Loss?
Introduction
George L Spaeth, MD FACS - 4:46 PM (0h 0m 18s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Yes
Alan S Crandall, MD - 4:47 PM (0h 5m 41s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
No
Thomas W Samuelson, MD - 4:52 PM (0h 5m 9s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Rebuttal
Alan S Crandall, MD - 4:57 PM (0h 2m 48s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Rebuttal
Thomas W Samuelson, MD - 5:02 PM (0h 3m 6s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
George L Spaeth, MD FACS - 5:07 PM (0h 2m 1s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Closing Remarks
Anne Louise Coleman, MD PhD - 5:09 PM (0h 0m 7s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Point-Counterpoint: Which Is More Important?
Absolute IOP Level
Claude F Burgoyne, MD - 8:37 AM (0h 6m 48s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
IOP Fluctuation
Joseph Caprioli, MD FACS - 8:44 AM (0h 6m 54s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Rebuttal
Claude F Burgoyne, MD - 8:51 AM (0h 1m 50s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Rebuttal
Joseph Caprioli, MD FACS - 8:53 AM (0h 1m 53s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Janet B Serle, MD - 8:55 AM (0h 2m 19s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Section I: Finding the "Perfect" IOP
Introduction
Janet B Serle, MD - 8:07 AM (0h 1m 1s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Best Instruments for Measuring IOP
Leon W Herndon, MD - 8:08 AM (0h 6m 50s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Biomechanical Properties of the Cornea
David F Garway-Heath, MD FRCOphth - 8:15 AM (0h 7m 23s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Role of Central Corneal Thickness in Interpreting IOP Level
James D Brandt, MD - 8:22 AM (0h 7m 10s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Systemic and Circadian Influences on IOP
Sanjay G Asrani, MD - 8:29 AM (0h 7m 4s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Section II: Finding the "Perfect" Eye Drop
Introduction
Theodore Krupin, MD - 8:57 AM (0h 2m 25s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Presentation of an Eye With Corneal Toxicity From Topical Glaucomatous Medications
Jason Bacharach, MD - 8:58 AM (0h 3m 18s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: What Is the Differential Diagnosis? What Tests Will Help Make a Diagnosis?
Douglas J Rhee, MD - 9:02 AM (0h 2m 54s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: Management of Patient With Medications
Fotis Topouzis, MD - 9:06 AM (0h 4m 9s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: Management of Patient With Other Therapeutic Interventions
Ronald L Gross, MD - 9:10 AM (0h 4m 23s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Discussion Wrap-Up
Theodore Krupin, MD - 9:14 AM (0h 0m 33s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Systemic Complications From Topical Glaucoma Medications
Allan J Flach, MD - 9:16 AM (0h 5m 52s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Use of Prostaglandin Analogues in an Inflamed Eye
Simon K Law, MD - 9:21 AM (0h 4m 18s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Tips for Improving Patient Adherence/Compliance
Paul P Lee, MD JD - 9:26 AM (0h 5m 13s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Theodore Krupin, MD - 9:31 AM (0h 0m 34s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Section III: Keeping Your Eye on the Future
Introduction
Robert N Weinreb, MD - 9:33 AM (0h 0m 28s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Update on Neuroprotection
Jeffrey M Liebmann, MD - 9:35 AM (0h 7m 51s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update on New Pharmaceutical Products
Gary D Novack, PhD - 9:42 AM (0h 7m 29s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update on New Methods of Diagnosing Glaucoma
Felipe A Medeiros, MD - 9:49 AM (0h 7m 13s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Current Thoughts About the Pathophysiology of Glaucoma
George A Cioffi, MD - 9:56 AM (0h 8m 42s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Robert N Weinreb, MD - 10:03 AM (0h 1m 30s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Section IV: Making Sense of Multicenter Clinical Trials
Introduction
Harry A Quigley, MD - 10:40 AM (0h 0m 48s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Update and Clinical Pearls From the Advanced Glaucoma Intervention Study (AGIS)
Douglas E Gaasterland, MD - 10:41 AM (0h 6m 30s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update and Clinical Pearls From the Collaborative Initial Glaucoma Treatment Study (CIGTS)
Richard P Mills, MD MPH - 10:48 AM (0h 6m 37s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update and Clinical Pearls From the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS)
Michael A Kass, MD - 10:55 AM (0h 5m 24s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update and Clinical Pearls From the European Glaucoma Prevention Study (EGPS)
Stefano Miglior, MD - 11:02 AM (0h 7m 19s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update and Clinical Pearls From the Early Manifest Glaucoma Trial (EMGT)
Anders H Heijl, MD, PhD - 11:09 AM (0h 7m 8s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update and Clinical Pearls From the Tube vs. Trabeculectomy Study (TVT)
Steven Gedde, MD - 11:16 AM (0h 6m 52s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Harry A Quigley, MD - 11:23 AM (0h 3m 45s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Section IX: Management of Angle-Closure Glaucoma: Not as Simple as It Used to Be
Introduction
Ivan Goldberg, MBBS FRANZCO - 4:11 PM (0h 2m 28s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Presentation of an Eye With Acute Angle-Closure Attack and Cloudy Cornea
Teresa C Chen, MD - 4:12 PM (0h 2m 58s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: Patient Should First Be Managed With IOP-Lowering Medications, Then Iridotomy
Shan C Lin, MD - 4:16 PM (0h 4m 38s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: Patient Should First Be Managed With Iridoplasty, Then Iridotomy
Paul R Healey, MD - 4:20 PM (0h 3m 58s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Discussion Wrap-Up
Ivan Goldberg, MBBS FRANZCO - 4:24 PM (0h 1m 11s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Role of Cataract Surgery in Angle-Closure Glaucoma
David S Friedman, MD MPH PhD - 4:26 PM (0h 6m 0s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Role of Ultrasound Biomicroscopy in Angle-Closure Glaucoma
Joel S Schuman, MD - 4:31 PM (0h 6m 11s) - DocumentsAudio, Slides and Video ClipsSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Ivan Goldberg, MBBS FRANZCO - 4:36 PM (0h 2m 18s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Section V: The Bread and Butter of Glaucoma: Ocular Hypertension and the Diagnosis of Glaucoma
Case Presentation of a Glaucoma Suspect Patient With Ocular Hypertension
Annette L Giangiacomo, MD - 1:16 PM (0h 2m 57s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: Assessing the Risk that This Patient Will Develop Glaucoma
Robert L Stamper, MD - 1:20 PM (0h 4m 39s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: At What Level of Risk Would You Treat This Patient?
Richard Parrish, II MD - 1:24 PM (0h 4m 21s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Case Discussion: If You Decide to Treat, What Do You Use?
Jody R Piltz-Seymour, MD - 1:28 PM (0h 4m 35s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update on Diagnosis of Glaucoma With Visual Field Testing
Pamela A Sample, PhD - 1:35 PM (0h 6m 42s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Update on Diagnosis of Glaucoma With Optic Nerve Imaging
David S Greenfield, MD - 1:42 PM (0h 7m 19s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Dale K Heuer, MD - 1:49 PM (0h 3m 46s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Section VI: The Challenge: Dealing With Progressive Glaucomatous Optic Nerve Damage
Introduction
Louis R Pasquale, MD - 1:51 PM (0h 0m 43s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Glaucoma Progression Can Be Stopped With IOP Reduction
Paul F Palmberg, MD PhD - 1:52 PM (0h 7m 46s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Glaucoma Progression Can Not Be Stopped With IOP Reduction
Kuldev Singh, MD MPH - 1:59 PM (0h 6m 59s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Rebuttal
Paul F Palmberg, MD PhD - 2:06 PM (0h 2m 14s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Rebuttal
Kuldev Singh, MD MPH - 2:08 PM (0h 1m 47s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Detecting Progression With Optic Nerve Imaging
Balwantray C Chauhan, PhD - 2:10 PM (0h 7m 28s) - DocumentsAudio, Slides and Video ClipsSynchronized - View
Detecting Progression With Visual Field Testing
Christopher A Girkin, MD - 2:17 PM (0h 6m 53s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Louis R Pasquale, MD - 2:24 PM (0h 1m 17s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Section VII: Improving Your Glaucoma Surgery Outcomes
Trabeculectomy: Avoiding Complications
Garry P Condon, MD - 2:27 PM (0h 5m 28s) - DocumentsAudio, Slides and Video ClipsSynchronized - View
Remodeling a Filtering Bleb
Andrew George Iwach, MD - 2:32 PM (0h 5m 43s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Repair of a Leaking Filtering Bleb
Herbert P Fechter, MD - 2:37 PM (0h 5m 10s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Nonpenetrating Procedures: Avoiding Complications
Thierry G Zeyen, MD, PhD - 2:42 PM (0h 5m 35s) - DocumentsAudio, Slides and Video ClipsSynchronized - View
Ex-PRESS Miniature Glaucoma Device: Avoiding Complications
Peter Andreas Netland, MD PhD - 2:47 PM (0h 4m 45s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Drainage Device Surgery: Avoiding Complications
Donald L Budenz, MD, MPH - 2:52 PM (0h 5m 51s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Donald S Minckler, MD - 2:57 PM (0h 0m 36s) - DocumentsSynchronized - View
Section VIII: Risk Factors? Prognostic Factors?
Introduction
Ravi Thomas, MBBS - 3:40 PM (0h 1m 15s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Gender
Eve J Higginbotham, MD - 3:41 PM (0h 7m 11s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Sleep Apnea
Christopher A Girkin, MD - 3:48 PM (0h 5m 44s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Perfusion Pressure
M. Cristina Leske, MD MPH - 3:55 PM (0h 7m 28s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Disk Hemorrhages
Rohit Varma, MD MPH - 4:02 PM (0h 7m 32s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Conclusion
Ravi Thomas, MBBS - 4:09 PM (0h 2m 5s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Section X: Improving Visual Functioning of the Glaucoma Patient
Introduction
George L Spaeth, MD FACS - 4:38 PM (0h 1m 9s) - Audio onlyNot Synchronized - View
Restoring Visual Functioning Through Rehabilitation
Eydie G Miller, MD - 4:39 PM (0h 8m 28s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
The American Glaucoma Society (AGS) Subspecialty Day Lecture
Presentation of the Lecturer
Robert N Weinreb, MD - 11:27 AM (0h 6m 31s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View
Risk Factor: The Concept, the Evolution, and the Practice
M Roy Wilson, MD - 11:32 AM (0h 18m 4s) - DocumentsAudio and SlidesSynchronized - View