Chair: | Eberhard Spoerl / Ahmed Elsheikh | |
09.00 | Fluence and corneal thickness | Eberhard Spoerl (Germany) |
09.20 | CXL: Riboflavin, oxygen, light | Sabine Kling (Switzerland) |
09.40 | Corneal structure and biomechanics | Sally Hayes (UK) |
10.00 | Corneal Biomechanics: modulating factors | Ahmed Elsheikh (UK) |
10.20 | Riboflavin absorption kinetics, enzymatic resistance | David O’Brart (GB) |
10.40 | Corneal topography | Mazen Sinjab (KSA) |
11.00 | Biomechanical changes after Cross-Linking | Rohit Shetty (India) |
11.20 | Panel discussion | |
11.40–13.30 | Lunch |
Chair: | Brad Randleman / Farhad Hafezi | |
13.30 | CorVis to measure biomechanics in vivo | Paolo Vinciguerra (Italy) |
13.50 | Brillouin microscopy to measure biomechanics in vivo | Brad Randleman (USA) |
14.10 | Keratoconus | Frederik Raiskup (Germany) |
14.30 | Customized CXL | Theo G. Seiler (Switzerland) |
14.50 | Panel discussion | |
15.40–15.40 | Coffee break |
Chair: | Frederik Raiskup / Paolo Vinciguerra | |
14.00 | CXL/PRK and Xtra procedures | A. John Kanellopoulos (USA) |
14.20 | PACK-CXL for corneal infections | Emilio Torres (Switzerland) |
14.40 | CXL in very thin corneas | Farhad Hafezi (Switzerland) |
15.00 | CXL as a refractive procedure | Theo Seiler (Switzerland) |
15.20 | Panel discussion | |
15.40–16.00 | End |
Chair: | John Marshall / Rohit Shetty | |
08.30 | Effects of Drug Formulation, Supplemental Oxygen, and UV Delivery on Epi-On CXL | Desmond ADLER |
08.38 | Novel chemical cross-linker for the cornea to treat keratoconus | Rachel WILLIAMS |
08.46 | Brillouin Microscopy of Human Corneas Before and After Epi-On Cross-linking | Doyle STULTING |
08.54 | Crosslinking of Kpro Corneal Carrier Donor Tissue to Prevent Keratolysis | Joseph CIOLINO |
Questions | ||
09.10 | Translational impact of Lysyl Oxidase (LOX) on cross-linking/refractive surgery and allied novel point-of-care diagnostic kit | Pooja KHAMAR |
09.18 | Impact of Stromal Oxygen Dynamics on High-Irradiance Epi-On Crosslinking | Desmond ADLER |
09.26 | Ocular Surface Immune Trafficking and Eye Rubbing in Keratoconus, and its impact on treatment outcomes | Pavitra PATEL |
09.34 | Corneal UV-light crosslinking promotes high-risk corneal graft survival by regressing mature corneal lymphatic and blood vessels | Claus CURSIEFEN |
Questions | ||
09.50 | Safety of High-Dose, Transepithelial, Accelerated CXL with Supplemental Oxygen on Human and Monkey Eyes | Jodhbir MEHTA |
09.58 | In vivo study of femtosecond laser crosslinking of corneal tissue to correct refractive errors | Sinisa VUKELIC |
10.06 | Femtosecond laser induced corneal crosslinking towards correction of refractive errors – A parametric study | Sinisa VUKELIC |
10.20–10.50 | Coffee Break | |
PACK-CXL | ||
Chairs: | J. Bradley Randleman/ Farhad Hafezi | |
10.50 | Visual outcomes and graft survival rates of optical corneal transplants after Rose Bengal Photodynamic Antimicrobial Therapy | Guillermo AMESCUA |
10.58 | Corneal endothelium and limbal stem cell niche following Rose Bengal Photodynamic Antimicrobial Therapy (RB-PDAT) | Jean-Marie PAREL |
11.06 | PACK CXL as adjuvant treatment for acanthamoeba keratitis. A case study | Mehrdad NATHEGI |
11.14 | Accelerated PACK-CXL as adjuvant treatment in infectious keratitis | Boris KNAIZER |
Questions | ||
CXL Plus I | ||
Chairs: | Rohit Shetty / Efekan Coskunseven | |
11.30 | An in situ UV polymerised artificial cornea for custom Smile surgery | Ioannis PALLIKARIS |
11.38 | Topo-guided Removal of Epithelium in Keratoconus (TREK) and accelerated cross linking | Sheetal MAHUVAKAR |
11.46 | Photorefractive keratectomy in patients with primary keratoconus after corneal collagen cross-linking | Timur CHURAKOV |
11.54 | Combined epithelium-off topography-guided photorefractive keratectomy and corneal collagen cross-linking | Miguel Mesquita NEVES |
Questions | ||
12.00-13.15 | Lunch |
Chairs: | Theo Seiler / Emilio Torres | |
13.30 | A novel method to study Bowman’s Layer Topography – A paradigm shift in understanding the corneal surface | Natasha PAHUJA |
13.38 | Combined SMILE and CXL for Moderate to High Myopia in Patients with Thin or Steep Corneas | Osama IBRAHIM |
13.46 | Complications of combined CXL and PRK | Denise WAINSZTAJN VAMOS |
13.54 | Allograft lenticule onlay implantation with PRK after CXL in KC treatment | Michael MROCHEN |
Questions |
Chair: | Paolo Vinciguerra / Riccardo Vinciguerra | |
14.10 | The independent effect of various treatment modalities on crosslinking effectiveness studied in 670 eyes | Daniel GODEFROOIJ |
14.18 | Accelerated Versus Conventional Corneal Cross-Linking for Progressive Keratoconus: A Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials | Hidenaga KOBASHI |
14.26 | Assessment of association between in-vivo corneal biomechanical changes after CXL and depth of demarcation line | Riccardo VINCIGUERRA |
Questions | ||
14.40 | Is PMD a variant of Keratoconus or a different entity ? | Ritika DALAL |
14.48 | Effects of corneal cross-linking on tensile properties of posterior and anterior corneal flaps | Hamed HATAMI-MARBINI |
14.56 | Mega-dose dietary riboflavin and direct sunlight exposure in the treatment of KC and postoperative ectasia | John JARSTADT |
Questions | ||
15.15 | Congress Group Photo | |
15.40–16.10 | Coffee Break |
Chair: | Shihao Chen / Michael Belin | |
16.10 | Customized CXL for keratoconus – 3-year results | Theo G. SEILER |
16.18 | Enhanced-Fluence Pulsed-Light Iontophoresis Corneal Cross Linking: 1-year morphological and clinical results | Cosimo MAZZOTTA |
16.26 | Is corneal CXL treatment effective in stabilizing the corneal curvature during pregnancy in keratoconus patients? | Ozge SARAC |
Questions | ||
16.45 | Automated Detection and Classification of Corneal Haze using Optical Coherence Tomography in Keratoconus Eyes after Cross-linking | Shady AWWAD |
16.53 | Athens Protocol After Femtosecond-Assisted Intracorneal Ring Implantation | Bernardo LOPES |
17.01 | Corneal crosslinking (CXL) with two different riboflavin solutions. A randomized, controlled trial. | Gerald SCHMIDINGER |
Questions | ||
17.10-17.30 | CXL Experts Meeting Award | Scientific Committee |
17.35 | Poster Award | Scientific Committee |
– | Closing remarks | Farhad HAFEZI |
1 | Measuring Corneal Haze with OCT after Epithelial Disruption Corneal Collagen Cross-linking (CXL) with Trans-epithelial Riboflavin (TE) in patients with Keratoconus. | Dhwni Shahanand |
2 | The analysis of early safety and stability after Corneal collagen cross-linking in keratoconus | Wei Shengsheng |
3 | Transepithelial Versus Epithelium-off Corneal Cross-Linking for Progressive Corneal Ectasia: A Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials | Hidenaga Kobashi |
4 | Contact lens-assisted collagen cross-linking (CACXL). | Elhaddi Mahfoudi |
5 | Simultaneous transepithelial Intra-tunnel cross linking with ICRS implantation versus simultaneous epi-off cross linking with ICRS implantation for keratoconus management | Mohamed Hosny |
6 | Corneal Stability after Corneal Collagen Cross Linking in Early Adolescence | Maja Bohac |
7 | The application of Transepithelial Phototerapeuthic Kerathectomy and Collagen Cross-linking in Pellucid Marginal Degeneration/PMD/ case report | Beata Sawicka Wojtiuk |
8 | Long-term results of mechanical epithelial removal versus phototherapeutic keratectomy followed by accelerated corneal cross-linking for pediatric keratoconus | Ozge Sarac |
9 | Intraoperative Corneal Thickness Changes during Pulsed Accelerated Corneal Cross-Linking Using Isotonic Riboflavin with HPMC | Nihal Elghryany |
10 | Need of explantation of an intrastromal titan ring after penetrating keratoplasty in two patients with keratoconus | Kassandra Xanthopoulou |
11 | K Readings, Corneal Thickness and Demarcation Line 3 Months After Accelerated Pulsed Corneal Cross Linking | Nihal Elghryany |
12 | An artificial intelligence based customized crosslinking– A new dimension in keratoconus management | Ritika Dalal |
13 | Distinguishing keratoconic eyes and healthy eyes using Ultrahigh-Resolution (UHR)-OCT based Corneal Epithelium Thickness Mapping | Niklas Pircher |
14 | Decreased UV Light Filtering Ability of the Corneal Epithelium: Is it the Cause of Stromal Pathologies in Keratoconus | Nurullah Cagil |
15 | Comparison of Outcomes with Standard and Accelerated Corneal Cross-linking Protocols in Patients with Progressive Keratoconus | J. Bradley Randleman |
16 | Altered Epithelial Cells in Keratoconus : Implications in Crosslinking | Sheetal Mahuvakar |
17 | Effectivenes of Accelerated Corneal Collagen Crosslinking for Keratoconus Patients : A Comparison of Two Protocols | Reny Setyowati |
18 | Accelerated Corneal Collagen Cross Linking for Mild Keratoconus | Suhardjo |
19 | Tomographic and refractive characteristics of pediatric first degree relatives of Keratoconus patients | Shady Awwad |
20 | Effects of Iontophoresis – UVA cross-linking and hypotonic riboflavin solution on the ultrastructural architecture of human corneal stroma | Saeed Akhtar |
21 | Biomechanical assessment of keratoconic eyes after corneal cross-linking by Scheimpflug-based tonometry | Robert Herber |
22 | Comparative Analysis of Outcomes of Customised Topoguided Cross Linking versus conventional Cross Linking for progressive keratoconus | Gitansha Sachdev |
23 | Stromal Demarcation Lines in Corneal Crosslinking (CXL): What We Know about Supplemental Oxygen | Alexandra Nicklin |
CXL in refractive laser surgery
24 | Wide Area Surface Ablation Laser Guided by Corneal Wavefront Combined With Accelerated Cross-linking in the Treatment of Keratoconus | Safwan Albayati |
25 | Pilot evaluation of photorefractive corneal collagen crosslinking for the treatment of low myopia: 6 month results | Safa El Hout |
26 | Photorefractive intrastromal cross-linking (PiXL) for the treatment of low myopia | Gitansha Sachdev |
27 | Epithelium-on Photorefractive Intrastromal Corneal Cross-linking (PiXL) with Supplemental Oxygen for the Treatment of Low Myopic Refractive Error: 6 Month Results of a Prospective Clinical Study | Matthias Elling |
28 | Epithelial corneal mapping in keratoconus: to do or not to do? | Mouhcine El Bakkali |
PACK-CXL for infectious keratitis
29 | The Effect of Accelerated Photoactivated Chromophore for Keratitis-Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking as Adjuvant Therapy on IL-6 Level of Corneal Ulcer Patient | Suhardjo |
30 | Rose Bengal Photodynamic Antimicrobial Therapy as an Adjunct Treatment for Infectious Keratitis | Jaime Martinez Martinez |
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