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Jan 23 2020

Val d'Isère convention center, France

ESOPRS Winter Meeting
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Pre-Programme now added

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Below is welcome pdf and the pre-program is below that.

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Winter meeting pre-program

Updated 3-12-2019

PRE PROGRAMME REGARDS CROISES JANUARY 2020

Mar 04 2020

Manchester Surgical Skills and Simulation Centre The University of Manchester

The 7th Manchester Oculoplastic, Lacrimal and Orbital Dissection Course
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The 7th Manchester Oculoplastic, Lacrimal and Orbital Dissection Course.
4th-6th March 2020

Manchester Surgical Skills and Simulation Centre, The University of Manchester
Central Manchester University Hospitals
NHS Foundation Trust

The course is ideal for:

Oculoplastic fellows
Consultants with an interest in oculoplastic surgery
Senior trainees with an interest in oculoplastic surgery
An update course for the purposes of continuing professional development and revalidation.

For further information contact Saj Ataullah: manchesteroculoplastic@gmail.com

2020 Manchester Dissection Course flyer

Mar 06 2020

UCLA Stein Eye Institute Los Angeles, California

UCLA Orbital Master’s Symposium and Dissection Workshop
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UCLA Orbital Center Master’s Symposium and Dissection Workshop

UCLA Stein Eye Institute
Los Angeles, California

March 06, 2020 to March 07, 2020

Course Description

The Orbital Surgery course is a tightly focused program of techniques and concepts related to orbital disease and its management. The multidisciplinary faculty, renown experts in their fields, focus on practical techniques and conceptual pearls designed to send participants home with tools and knowledge that they can immediately apply to their own practice.

This course is targeted to practicing ophthalmologists and orbital surgeons.

Friday, March 6, 2020- Dissection Laboratory, CHS 53-129

The dissection workshop focuses on anatomic and surgical pearls of core orbital surgery including decompression techniques, approaches to the optic nerve, the orbital apex and cavernous sinus, orbital trauma and advanced endonasal surgery. The various procedures will be reviewed in step-by-step fashion, utilizing a detailed dissection manual, bullet point surgical videos, and prosections by faculty experts. Limited enrollment will promote close interaction between participants and faculty.

Satellite Session, CHS 53-129

For those who may prefer prosection to direct dissection, we will be offering an audio-visual suite option for the first day activities. Live instructor-led dissection will be broadcast with a two-way live video feed and mediated by course faculty in the suite. Dissections, videos and lectures, led by Dr. Jack Rootman and other guest faculty, will be streamed live to the suite and participants will be provided opportunity to interact in real time.

Saturday, March 7, 2020- Didactic and Interactive Sessions, UCLA Stein Eye Institute, RPB Auditorium

The second day of the course will include didactic sessions covering modern understanding of orbital disease and advanced techniques for management. The faculty consists of experts in the area of orbital disease and treatment who will share their knowledge and experience with participants. A range of high yield topics will be covered including orbital trauma, vascular lesions, tumors, inflammatory disease and thyroid related orbitopathy. Complex cases presented by participants will be discussed by expert panel members in an interactive manner. Individuals unable to participate in the first day dissection course are welcome to attend.

Download PDF here https://www.cme.ucla.edu/courses/cme-download?registration_id=475257

For Information about the Course, please visit https://www.cme.ucla.edu/courses/event-description?registration_id=475257

Mar 28 2020

Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, UK

Cadaveric surgical and injectable peri-ocular & facial aesthetics and complications management
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Anatomy of ageing and restoration with Hyaluronic Acid Fillers. Botulinum Toxin & Surgery. Prevention & management of complications. Post-tumour excision ‘aesthetic flap’ reconstruction techniques.

A safety based course that will equip the surgeon to effectively use surgical and non-surgical treatments to provide the most favourable aesthetic outcomes.

Course fees and dates:

Module 1 (March 28th)

Facial Rejuvenation: 3D anatomy of ageing and rejuvenation with Injectables. Cadaveric practice and emergency management of complications including vascular occlusion and hyaluronidase wet lab.

We introduce you to the different kinds of injectable products and describe their indications, applications, and how to deal with emergencies and complications, with current evidence based protocols, including the use of hyaluronidase. Our teaching is based around the use of the popular MD codes as developed by Dr Murthy’s mentor – Brazilian Plastic Surgeon Mauricio de Maio. Facial assessment and treatment formulas.

We then go to the practical lab to identify the anatomy, safer injection planes and all candidates perform practical injections using the MD codes, and locate vicinity to major neuromuscular structures.

Module 2 (March 29th)

Cadeveric surgical periocular aesthetic rejuvenation including ptosis, blepharoplasty, midface lift and brow lifting as part of blepharoplasty. Reconstruction post tumour excision. Emergency management of retrobulbar haemorrhage.

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Jun 26 2020

Cape Town, South Africa

ESOPRS Symposium on Eyelid Reconstruction
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ESOPRS Symposium at World Ophthalmology Congress, WOC2020
Cape Town, South Africa

Reconstruction of eyelids following trauma or resection of malignancies requires detailed knowledge on the periorbital anatomy, the eye and the available surgical techniques. In this symposium, European experts in oculoplastics will give you an overview of preferred techniques for small to large lower and upper eyelid defects. We will discuss the indications and will present technical pearls that may be useful in your practice. The symposium is interactive and includes video-teaching.

Reconstruction of small to intermediate eyelid defects

Dion Paridaens

Reconstruction of large lower eyelid defects

David Verity

Reconstruction of large upper eyelid defects

Francesco Quaranta Leoni

https://icowoc.org/