Welcome to the unofficial blog for the 2010 Annual BC Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons & UBC Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences Spring Clinical Day
The audio files will be added over the next week or two of each lecture with links to the slides
BCSEPS 2010: Retina and Ocular Trauma
Most talks available as videos of PowerPoint & Keynote versions to subscribers of EyeCareCentre.org
Friday April 30, 2010 Morris J Wosk Centre for Dialogue, Vancouver, BC
Begins with case from past wk. 65 yo WF hit by golf ball directly to right eye. CF vision, no reverse APD (dilated prior night.) Aphakic, vitreous in AC, cyrstalline lens was in vitreous cavity. No break external tissue but certainly internal damage. This is blunt trauma.
0845_Kirker
Discussing timing of repair of anterior segment between timing of primary repair all the way to visual rehab.
0905_Holland
Starts with case from Ottawa, 38 you healthy male, felt something fly up out of the water in the ocean in Haiti. Diagnosed with conjunctivitis but vision deteriorated over 4 days. Vision CF and full thickness laceration lower eyelid which in fact went right through sclera. Also had frozen globe with IOP of 0. Posteriorly saw vitreous haem and whitish material. CT scan show intravitreal FB penetrating out posterior of eye. This is now almost a week after initial injury.
(Apologies, but there is no audio feed available for this talk.)
All the speakers and the audience have discussion about trauma. Some of this discussion is captured in this article.
Reviewed options for lens implantation when no capsular support including aphakic glasses, AC/iris fixated IOLs, next generation foldable AC IOLs, iris-sutured PC IOL, sulcus-fixated lenses and new techniques. These were all discussed and a video of Sutureless Scleral Fixated IOL implantation attributed erroneously to the speaker was shown without proper credit.
1030_Merkur
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BCSEPS Spring Clinical Day Clinical Faculty (click to enlarge)
Trauma