VT276-Tale of a limbal growth

Dr.Anita Panda, Dr.Sasikala Nindra Krishna

he clinical presentation of a case of ocular suface squamous neoplasia (OSSN) is unique. It presents as a mass at interpalpebral area at the perilimbal conjunctiva irrespective of whether it is nodular or flat and surrounded by tuft of angry looking blood vessels

VT28-Amazing journey from superficial lid to deeper orbit for lid reconstruction

Dr.Salil Kumar Mandal, Dr. Tamojit chatterjee

Epidermoid cyst within the lid and orbit is extremely rare. A forty five years old male complaints of swelling at the right upper lid and orbital region .First noticed two years back with painless progressively increased in size and shape. Difficulties in opening of eye lid due to large swelling, feeling of heaviness in the right upper lid , occasional headache.

VT29-A Novel Approach to the Management of Severe Facial Disfigurement in Neurofibromatosis Type 1

Dr.Viji Rangaraja

A 12 year old female presented with progressive drooping of left upper eye lid since birth.She had neurofibroma of left upper eyelid which was floppy and distended and also lateral canthal displacement.She had poor levator function of less than 4mm.Reconstructive eyelid surgery with transverse palpebral resection of upper eyelid and lateral canthal attachement of tarsal plates to periosteum was done.

VT35 – Synkinetic Ptosis Surgery made Simple

Dr.Pushpa Varma, Dr.Shweta Singh

Congenital ptosis with Marcus-Gunn synkinesis is a management challenge. We describe a very easy technique of managing synkinetic ptosis in which frontalis sling is done following levator disinsertion from its insertions.

VT43-STEPWISE MANAGEMENT OF CONGENITAL CATARACT

Dr.Parth J Rana, Dr.Shreya Shah, Dr.Satyam Gupta, Dr.Pooja kalbande

To evaluate visual outcome following stepwise comprehensive management of congenital cataract. Methods: First step was lensectomy using 20/23G vitrectomy probe in all patients presented under one year.

VT53-AMG – RAY OF HOPE IN CHEMICAL INJURIES

Dr.Mihir mehta, Dr.Shreya Shah, Dr..Romi Singh, Dr.Satyam Gupta

Ocular chemical burns are common and serious ocular emergencies that require immediate and intensive evaluation and care. The degree of limbal, corneal, and conjunctival involvement at the time of injury is critically associated with prognosis.Amniotic membrane due to its properties of migration of epithelial cells, the reinforcement of basal cellular adhesion and epithelial differentiation and its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial activity has led to its use in the treatment of chemical burns.

VT58 – Canalicular reconstruction by Canaliculostomy technique

Dr.Narayan S Alane, Dr.Shreya Shah, Dr.Satyam Gupta, Dr.Pooja kalbande

Canalicular trauma is caused by direct or indirect injury to the canaliculus-leads to scarring & stenosis may cause epiphora.It is important for eyelid margin & canaliculus to be repaired to restore eyelid anatomy & pump and drainage physiology.Aim: Presenting case series of canalicular tear treated successfully with canaliculostomyprocedure using different material.

VT59-Amniotic membrane : A BOON FOR AN OPHTHALMOLOGIST

Dr. Ruchi pherwani, Dr.Shreya Shah, Dr.Saurabh N Shah, Dr.Parth J Rana

Ocular surface pathologies like recurrent pterygium,chemical burns,persistant corneal epithelial defect,non healing corneal ulcer and some systemic conditions like steven-johnson syndrome,pemphigoid,vit A deficiency posses a great deal of threat to visual outcome.

VT62-Comprehensive care model for community eye care

Dr.JAYESH D.MODHWADIA, Dr.Mehul Ashvin Kumar Shah, Dr.Romi Singh, Dr.Satyam Gupta

To display comprehensive eye care model for community services which will comprehensively all aspects with proper documentation. Method: On arrival of patients are passed thru a chain system

VT70-Procedural Tips towards Operation Theatre Asepsis

Dr.RAJIV SUKUMARAN, Dr.S Sasikumar, Dr.Chandrasekhar D

In the last decade our understanding of Hospital Infection control practices is changing and our protocols are being modified towards Good Operation Theatre Asepsis. This Video demonstrates various procedures involving Hand Hygiene, OT cleaning, Gowning and Gloving, Table preparations, safe handling of Instruments etc. It will demonstrate graphical videos of Dos and Don’t’s. This presentation aims at clearly showing preferred practice pattern to achieve Optimal Operation Theatre Asepsis.

VT73-LATERAL TARSAL STRIP – SERVES PURPOSE FOR ALL

Dr.Dilipkumar Batra, Dr.Shreya Shah, DR.Juhee vishnu agrawal, Dr.Namra A. Shah

The lateral canthus normally sits 1 to 2 mm higher than the medial canthus. With time, aging and gravity produce inferior displacement of the canthus. Numerous eyelid disorders can also result in lower eyelid or lateral canthal tendon laxity or malposition, requiring horizontal eyelid tightening or canthal repositioning.

VT75-Patterns of Pediatric ocular trauma at tertiary eye care center

Dr.Kashyap Patel, Dr.Mehul Ashvin Kumar Shah, Dr.Romi Singh, Dr.Satyam Gupta

A video series to demonstrate the patterns of ocular trauma in Indian paediatric population. Method: In this video series the various pattern of ocular injuries and classifying them on the Birmingham Eye Trauma Terminology System (classification) will be demonstrated.

VT87-The art & science of eye drop instillation

Dr.Kumar K S

Eye drops constitute a major chunk of ophthalmic drug delivery but instillation is often neglected or relegated to untrained personnel leading to unscientific & inefficient drug delivery to the eye.Also patients are not given adequate instructions/demonstrations of the technique of eye drop instillation which can not only be sight threatening as in glaucoma patients but also an economical issue.Under the pretext of eye drop instillation being ”too simple”,even residents don’t receive proper guidelines about this routine act.This video illustrates the art & science of eye drop use so that it may no longer receive the step motherly treatment that it wrongly gets.