COURSE:  
FACULTY - LOCATION - TOPICS - PROGRAM - INSTRUMENTS

 

HONORARY PRESIDENT

  Assist. Prof. Dr. Ljerka
Henc-Petrinovic (Zagreb, Croatia)


COURSE DIRECTORS

                  Prof. Dr. Karl C. Ossoinig (Iowa City, USA)
                  Dr. Jelena Doresic (Zagreb, Croatia) 
 
  

COURSE FACULTY

Dr. Jelena Doresic  (Zagreb, Croatia)
                                                                                          Prof. Dr
. Vzekostov Dorn (Zagreb, Croatia)
                                                                                          Prof. Dr. Gerhard
Hasenfratz (Regensburg, Germany)
                                                                                          Prof. Dr. Christian
Mardin (Erlangen, Germany)
                                                                                          Prof. Dr. Karl C.
Ossoinig (Iowa City, USA}       

 

         COURSE LOCATION:

                                                    School of Medicine, University of Zagreb
                                                    Address: 10 000 ZAGREB Salata 3, http://ww

        

  

           COURSE TOPICS

                         BASICS:

                                   Physics, Instrumentation, Standardization, State of the Art in Software, Automation

 
                         Examination Techniques:

      Standardized A-scan < posterior & anterior eye segments, orbit & periorbital region >

      B-scan (10 MHz, 20 MHz) < posterior & anterior eye segments, anterior orbit >   
                             (50 MHz) < anterior eye segment >

          
                          BIOMETRY for Intra-ocular Lens Calculations
                                high-precision axial eye length measurements comparable to the precision of the IOL Master
           

     

  
                           DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, Measurements and  MANAGEMENT of: 

      
          
1)
 INTRAOCULAR LESIONS

                       Vitreous Conditions:
                                       vitreous detachments (posterior, anterior), vitreo-schisis, adhesions, (sub) vitreal hemorrhages,
                                 posterior hyphemas, fibro-vascular membranes, asteroid hyalosis, foreign body tracts, inflammatory
                                 infiltrations, abscesses, luxated lens

                    Retinal Diseases:
                                          retinal detachments (rhegmatogenous, exudative, hemorrhagic, tractional), breaks, opercula,
                                 disinsertions, folds,  cysts, retinoschisis, disciform lesions (dry, exudative, hemorrhagic),
cystoid
                                          macula degeneration, edema, macular holes, Berlin's edema, tumors,
automated - A1:differentiation of
                                  retinal detachments from dense fibro-vascular membranes

                     Choroidal Diseases:
                                          detachments (exudative, hemorrhagic, kissing), folds, thickening (hyperemia, infiltration,
                                  calcifications, tumors

                      Trauma and Foreign Bodies

                       Inflammation / Endophthalmitis (early diagnosis)

                       Malignant Melanomas and Pseudo-melanomas:
                                    (elevated choroidal nevi, melanocytomas, metastatic carcinomas, choroidal hemangiomas,
                                     lymphomas, osteomas, etc.)

                        Retinoblastomas and Pseudo-gliomas (Leukokoria):
                                     PHPV, Coats' disease, endophthalmitis, ROP, toxocariasis, tuberous sclerosis, retinal dysplasia
                              

                        Diseases of Ocular Wall :
                                              staphylomas, colobomas, scleritis (anterior, posterior), panophthalmitis, phthisis

                        Lesions of Anterior Eye Segment:
                                    
corneal conditions, synechiae, subluxated lenses, iris tumors, flat chamber, hyphaemas,
                                     glaucomatous changes, and many other conditions affecting the anterior eye segment  

 

  
              
 
2)  ORBITAL and PERIORBITAL LESIONS

                         Inflammation:
                                   orbital cellulitis, sinusitis, orbital abscesses

                         Trauma and Foreign Bodies:
                                  
emphysema, sub-periosteal hematomas

                     Tumors:
                         
          lymphomas, pseudolymphomas, metastatic carcinomas, adenoid-cystic carcinomas, cavernous
                                    hemangiomas (adult), infantile hemangiomas, rhabdomyosarcomas, benign mixed tumors of the
                                    lacrimal glands, cysts (dermoid cysts, serous cysts), muco- (pyo-) celes,sarcomas of orbital
                                    bones, meningiomas, carcinoid metastases,congenital dacryoceles, hematomas, etc. 

                        Diseases of Extraocular Muscles, e.g.:
                                     Graves' Orbitopathy (diagnosis, measurement of muscle index, detection of optic nerve
                                                                                                                                        compression, management)
                                     
myositis, tumors, pareses

                      Diseases of the Optic Nerve, e.g.:
                                      Optic Neuritis, Optic Atrophy, Tumors (gliomas, meningiomas, lymphomas, carcinosis, leucemic
                                      infiltrates), papilledema vs. papillitis, optic disc drusen, colobomas, optic nerve compression,
                                      Increased intra-cranial pressure (IIH, Tumors)

                       Diseases of Periorbital Sinuses:
                                       sinusitis, tumors (carcinomas, sarcomas, muco(pyo)celes)

                         Clinical Value of Standardized Orbital Echography

                        Standardized Echography versus CT / MRI / MRA

 

        PROGRAM
                   Lectures 1-18 : systematic presentation of the Course Topics
                   Presentations A - I: special topics & reviews relating to the Course Topics
                   Discussions
and Questions
& Answers during the Lectures and Presentations

          Wednesday, September 29, 2009

                   9:15                Registration
                   9:45                Welcome and Introduction
                   9:55                Lecture 1
                 10:55                Break
                 11:10                Lecture 2
                 12:10                Coffee Break
                 12:30                Lecture 3
                 13:30                Lunch
                 15:00                Lecture 4
                 16:00                Break
                 16:10                Lecture 5
                 17:10                Coffee Break
                 17:25 – 18:25    Lecture 6

          Thursday,  September 30

                   9:00                Lecture 7          
                 10:00                Break
                 10:10                Lecture 8
                 11:10                Coffee Break
                 11:30                Lecture 9
                 12:30                Break
                 12:40                Presentation  A
                 13:30                Lunch
                 15:00                Presentation B
                 15:50                Break
                 16:00                Presentation C
                 16:50                Coffee Break
                 17:10 - 18:10     Lecture 10

          Friday,  October 1

                   9:00                Lecture 11        
                 10:00                Break
                 10:10                Lecture 12
                 11:10                Coffee Break
                 11:30                Lecture 13
                 12:30                Break
                 12:40                Presentation  D
                 13:30                Lunch
                 15:00                Presentation E
                 15:50                Break
                 16:00                Presentation F
                 16:50                Coffee Break
                 17:10 - 18:10     Lecture 14

         Saturday,  October 2

                   9:00                Lecture 15        
                 10:00                Break
                 10:10                Lecture 16
                 11:10                Coffee Break
                 11:30                Lecture 17
                 12:30                Break
                 12:40                Presentation  G
                 13:30                Lunch
                 15:00                Presentation H
                 15:50                Break
                 16:00                Presentation I
                 16:50                Coffee Break
                 17:10 - 18:10     Lecture 18
                 20:00                COURSE DINNER


             COURSE INSTRUMENTS:

                 1. Cine-Scan S (Quantel Medical, France), newest fully standardized, digital A & B scan
    instrument with analog screen display
and digital processing, complete with cine-loops,
    sensitivity (gain) adjustments of frozen images, and newest software allowing for various
    automated settings (e.g., measurements, quantitative results, angle kappa) and automated
    diagnoses (e.g., retinal detachments, membranes).

   Standardized A-scans for (differential) diagnosis and biometry of anterior and posterior
                                                                                                      eye segments and entire orbit 
             Standardized B-scans for topographic guidance and some measurements; low- frequency
      (10 MHz)
& high-frequency (20 MHz) for diagnosis of anterior and posterior eye segments and
      anterior orbit

   2. Aviso S (Quantel Medical, France), the latest and most advanced A-scan and
B-scan instrument (including anterior segement Ultrasound Biometry using 50 MHz frequency) for
(new software, all digitized) 
 

 

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