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Program AGRCS2022

The program for our fourth meeting promises to be very exciting with the goal to deliver you a highly scientific view of glaucoma diagnosis and treatment.

We changed the format slightly as a result of the feedback we received after AGRCS2020 & AGRCS2021: Each of the three days now consist of 3 sessions. A session consists of five 15-minute talks and ends with one combined Q&A and discussion session with all presenters.

All times are Central European Time (CET; the time in Amsterdam, The Netherlands).
Convert to your local time here

Friday, December 9, 2022 14:00-19:10h CET
Day 1
14:00-14:10	Welcome & Introduction
14:10-15:45	Session 1
14:10-14:25	The basic understanding of outflow structures Ernst Tamm
14:25-14:40	Sustained IOP reduction with Stanniocalcin-1 Mike Fautsch
14:40-14:55	Review of Glaukos' current and future MIGS Doug Crimaldi
14:55-15:10	Clinical applications of stem cells Markus Kuehn
15:10-15:25	Practical aspects of the thin cornea and IOP measurements Michael Giovingo
15:25-15:45	Panel + Q&A
15:45-16:00	Break
16:00-17:35	Session 2
16:00-16:15	The dynamic anatomy of the angle Shan Lin
16:15-16:30	A valved proximal and distal outflow system regulates aqueous flow Murray Johnstone
16:30-16:45	A central role for nitric oxide in IOP homeostasis Dan Stamer
16:45-17:00	Role of mechanotransduction in TM biology and outflow regulation David Krizaj
17:00-17:15	The microRNAs of the meshwork Colin Willoughby
17:15-17:35	Panel + Q&A
17:35-17:50	Break
17:50-19:25	Session 3
17:50-18:05	Myocilin mutations and glaucoma Jie Zheng
18:05-18:20	Optic nerve head structure – Clinical versus OCT Anatomic Paradigms Claude Burgoyne
18:20-18:35	Strategies to assess the robustness of the optic nerve head Mike Girard
18:35-18:50	Nocturnal IOP Barbara Wirostko
18:50-19:10	Panel + Q&A

Saturday, December 10, 2022 14:00-19:10h CET
Day 2
14:00-14:10	Welcome & Introduction
14:10-15:45	Session 4
14:10-14:25	Global prevalence of glaucoma Rupert Bourne
14:25-14:40	Thrombospondin_1 in Steroid-Induced Ocular Hypertension Haiyan Gong
14:40-14:55	New prostanoids Naj Sharif
14:55-15:10	The toxicity of preservatives Andrew Tatham
15:10-15:25	Update on OCT angiography in glaucoma David Huang
15:25-15:45	Panel + Q&A
15:45-16:00	Break
16:00-17:35	Session 5
16:00-16:15	Improving the power of visual field analysis Don Budenz
16:15-16:30	The fluctuation of the intraocular pressure Carol Toris
16:30-16:45	Subconjunctival lymphatic outflow and implications in glaucoma management Alex Huang
16:45-17:00	Idiopathic elevated episcleral venous pressure Peter Netland
17:00-17:15	Structure-function relationships in aqueous outflow: Where we have come from since 1983 Thom Freddo
17:15-17:35	Panel + Q&A
17:35-17:50	Break
17:50-19:25	Session 6
17:50-18:05	The light trial Gus Gazzard
18:05-18:20	How does hyperthermia of the meshwork have an effect? Giorgio Dorin
18:20-18:35	The efficacy of micropulse cyclophoto Mike Giovingo
18:35-18:50	Cyclophoto Richard Lee
18:50-19:10	Panel + Q&A

Sunday, December 11, 2022 14:00-17:35h CET
Day 3
14:00-14:10	Welcome & Introduction
14:10-15:45	Session 7
14:10-14:25	Practical aspects of laser iridotomy and angle closure management Sunita Radhakrishnan
14:25-14:40	Critically thinking about MIGS Tony Fea
14:40-14:55	Recently released and not yet to market MIGS Mike Giovingo
14:55-15:10	Rescuing the failing XEN implant Davinder Grover & Ron Fellman
15:10-15:25	Fighting fibrosis in glaucoma Colin Willoughby
15:25-15:45	Panel + Q&A
15:45-16:00	Break
16:00-17:50	Session 8
16:00-16:15	GATT through a PKP Andrew Pouw
16:15-16:30	Choosing an appropriate MIGS approach: The universe of devices Tony Fea
16:30-16:45	Canal stents Kaweh Mansouri
16:45-17:00	GATT update with correlation of HD OCT angle micro anatomy with canal surgery Ron Fellman
17:00-17:15	Drainage implant surgery in pediatric glaucoma management Peter Netland
17:15-17:30	Methods of bypassing the canal Verena Prokosch
17:30-17:50	Panel + Q&A

All times are Central European Time (CET; the time in Amsterdam, The Netherlands).
Convert to your local time here

Learning objectives

Improve your ability to treat glaucoma based on new research findings, drug and device development(s).
Introduce newest techniques, how it could affect previous best practices
Identify newest research and future directions
Updates on MIGS
Updates on newest and pipeline drugs and their underlying modes of action
Learn about the newest, often unpublished trabecular meshwork, optic nerve, uveal scleral & other outflow research
Discuss the implications of this new research on Glaucoma drug and device development
Promote increased opportunities for collaborative scientific research and publications, provide a collegial environment and encourage new investigators

Program AGRCS2022

Learning objectives

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