COURSE DETAILS
Dear Colleagues:
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the
4th Annual Course and Workshop on software-aided Standardized
Ophthalmic Echography.
This year the course is offered at the
Augen-Beleg-Klinik Prof. Hasenfratz - Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Brueder in
Regensburg, Germany.
The purpose of this course and workshop is to inform participants both at
the beginning and the advanced levels about the method
of Standardized Echography, the most advanced and useful ultrasonographic method
in ophthalmology. This will be achieved through lectures,
patient demonstrations and examinations, DVD movies and discussions. Special
emphasis will be placed on revolutionary new software
which transforms Standardized Echography into a much easier, faster and still
more reliable and precise diagnostic and biometric method
and allows for automated diagnoses and measurements.
With kind regards,
Course Faculty
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PROGRAM
DIRECTORS
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Hasenfratz
(
Prof. Dr. Karl C. Ossoinig
(
COURSE
FACULTY
Prof. Dr. Giovanni Cennamo
(
Dr. Elisabeth Frieling (
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Hasenfratz
(
P.D. Dr. Christian Mardin (
Prof. Dr. Karl C. Ossoinig (
Prof. Dr. Nicola
Rosa (
Dr. Ciro
Tamburrelli (Roma, I )
Prof. Dr. Peter
Till
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COURSE
TOPICS
BASICS:
Physics, Instrumentation, Standardization, State of the Art in Software,
Automation
A-scan
<posterior & anterior eye segments, orbit & periorbital region>
B-scan
(10 MHz, 20 MHz, 50 MHz)
<posterior &
anterior eye segments, anterior orbit>
BIOMETRY for Intraocular Lens Calculations
including new software for automated high-precision axial eye length
measurements comparable to the precision of the IOL Master
DIFFERENTIAL
DIAGNOSIS and
MANAGEMENT
INTRAOCULAR
LESIONS
Vitreous
Conditions
Retinal Diseases
Choroidal Diseases
Trauma and Foreign
Bodies
Inflammation / Endophthalmitis
Melanomas and Pseudo-melanomas
Retinoblastomas and
Pseudo-gliomas (Leukokoria)
Diseases of Ocular Wall
Lesions of Anterior Eye Segment
ORBITAL
and
PERIORBITAL LESIONS
Inflammation
Trauma and Foreign
Bodies
Tumors
Diseases of Extraocular Muscles, e.g.:
Graves' Orbitopathy
(diagnosis, measurement of muscle index, detection of optic nerve compression,
management)
Myositis,
Tumors
Diseases of the Optic Nerve, e.g.:
Optic Neuritis, Optic Atrophy, Tumors
Increased Intracranial Pressure (IIH, Tumors)
Diseases of Periorbital Sinuses
PROGRAM:
Lectures 1- 19: systematic
presentation of the Course Topics; discussions during and
Demonstrations: Function of
instrument and examination techniques with patients
Thursday,
June 14, 2007
8:00
AM
Registration
8:40
Welcome and Introduction
8:45
Lecture 1
9:45
Coffee Break
10:05
Lecture 2
11:05
Break
11:20
Lecture 3
12:20
PM
Lunch Break
1:20
Lecture 4
2:20
Break & Refreshments
2:40
Lecture 5
3:40
Break
3:50
Lecture 6
5:00 - 6:00 Demonstration
I
Friday,
June 15
8:30 AM Lecture 7
9:30
Coffee Break
9.50
Lecture 8
10:50
Break
11:00
Lecture 9
12:00 PM
Lunch
1:00
Demonstration II
2:00
Lecture 10
3:00
Break & Refreshments
3:20
Lecture 11
4:20
Break
4:35
Lecture 12
5:35
Break
5:45
- 6:30 Lecture 13
Saturday,
June 16
8:30 AM Lecture 14
9:30
Coffee Break
9.50
Lecture 15
10:50
Break
11:00
Lecture 16
12:00 PM
Lunch Break
1:00
Demonstration III
2:00
Lecture 17
3:00
Break & Refreshments
3:20
Lecture 18
4:20
Break
4:30 - 5:30
Lecture 19
7:00
Course Dinner
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COURSE INSTRUMENTS:
Standardized
A-scans for diagnosis and biometry of
anterior and posterior eye segments and entire orbit, low-
frequency (10 MHz) & high-frequency (20 MHz) B-scans for diagnosis of anterior and
posterior eye segments and anterior orbit; (Quantel Medical, France).
B-scan biomicrocopy (UBM, AVISO) (50 MHz) for evaluation of anterior
eye segment. .