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July 13 - 15, 2018 Hyderabad, Telangana

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Chairpersons, Scientific CommitteePravin K Vaddavalli+91 9849094245L V Prasad Eye [email protected] Reddy K+91 9848018170Drishti Eye Hospitals

Secretary, TSOSRavindra Aitharaju

+91 [email protected]

Organizing SecretaryDr. Rajalingam V

+91 [email protected]

Members, Scientific Committee

Ashok Madiraju+91 9032047350

[email protected] Swarup

+91 9885812617 [email protected]

Samatha G+91 [email protected] Prasad K+91 [email protected]

TSOS 2018 Elections

Voting on FRIDAY 13 JULY 2018

1400 - 1800

COMMUNITY HALL

SAROJINI DEVI EYE HOSPITAL

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1 Contact information ............................................................................................................. 2

2 Message from the Scientific Committee .......................................................................... 4

3 Executive Committee ............................................................................................................. 5

4 Managing Committee ............................................................................................................. 7

5 Local Organizing Committee ................................................................................................ 8

6 Lifetime Achievement Award .............................................................................................. 10

7 Guest of Honor ..................................................................................................................... 11

8 From the Presidents Desk ..................................................................................................... 12

9 President Elect ....................................................................................................................... 13

10 From the Secretarys’ Desk ................................................................................................. 14

11 From the Desk of the Local Organizing Committee ....................................................... 15

12 Guest Faculty .......................................................................................................................... 16

13 Guest Faculty Details ........................................................................................................... 17

14 P Siva Reddy Oration 2017 ................................................................................................. 32

15 Ravi Kumar Reddy Oration 2017 ....................................................................................... 33

16 Rustom Ranji Oration 2017 ................................................................................................ 34

17 Harikishen Gorityala Oration 2017 .................................................................................... 35

18 AWARDS @ 2st TSOS Annual Meeting ................................................................................ 37

19 Scientific Program Overview ............................................................................................... 38

20 Skills Transfer Sessions .......................................................................................................... 41

21 Scientific Program Day 1 ........................................................................................................ 43

22 Scientific Program Day 2 ..................................................................................................... 50

23 Scientific Program Day 3 .................................................................................................... 61

24 Manoj Mathur Poster Session ............................................................................................... 67

25 Notes ........................................................................................................................................ 70


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Message from the Scientific Committee Telangana Ophthalmological Society

Dear friends, colleagues, well wishers and the rest, This is the fourth year running, that we have been able to put together a nice scientific program for the annual meeting of the Telangana Ophthalmological Society and we have thoroughly enjoyed and journey so far. What started as a fledgling society meeting has now emerged as a sought after meeting both for speakers and for attendees. Over the last few years, we have tried several new variations of the program, including Masterclasses, Audience Oriented Sessions, Skills Transfer sessions, se Technology session and a new grand rounds session. All of these have been successful, due the amazing international, national and state faculty speakers, who have graced the podium over time. This year on, we have introduced a retrospective points scoring system, to award medals for academic excellence from next year onwards for significant and consistent participation in the scientific program. This should go a long way in encouraging participation and involvement.I would like to thank the members of the scientific committee, Dr Rishi Swarup, Dr Srinivas Prasad, Dr Samatha G and Dr Ashok Madiraju for all the help and support over the last 4 years. None of what we have done would have been possible without the unstinting support of the Executive Committee and the constant advice of Dr Manoj Mathur, Dr Nandkishore K along with the amazing cooperation from all the local organizing committees. My sincere gratitude to Dr Madhukar Reddy for shouldering the burden this year since I couldn’t contribute all the time I would have liked to!Most gratifyingly, we have witnessed a shift in the interest of the audience with more presence inside the halls each year and some superb submissions for the competitive sessions. Thank you for all your support and I’m sure the scientific content of the meetings is in safe hands with Dr Santosh Honavar taking over.

Here’s to making the annual Telangana Ophthalmological Society meeting, the best in the country…signing off…

Pravin K VaddavalliLV Prasad Eye [email protected]

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Executive Committee

PresidentDr. Nandkishore [email protected]

SecretaryDr. Ravindra [email protected]

President-ElectDr. Madhukar [email protected]

Vice PresidentDr Jagan Mohan Rao ChWarangal+91 [email protected]

AdvisorDr. NS [email protected]

Joint secretaryDr. Sreekumar Vaggu, [email protected]

Chairman - Academic & Research CommitteeDr. Rajalingam [email protected]

Editor- PublicationsDr. Mallika [email protected]

Chairman –Scientific CommitteeDr. Pravin V [email protected]

TreasurerDr. Praveen [email protected]

Local Organizing Committee

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Managing Committee

Co-opted memberDr. Jaganmohan Rao ChKarimnagar+91 9866311145AIOS representativesDr. Hari Kishan GKarimnagar+91 9440062502Madhukar Reddy KHyderabad+91 9848018170Special InviteeDr. Viswanath KHyderabad+91 9959744437MembersDr. Badarinarayana GAdilabad+91 9866223525Dr. Krishnam Raju UAdilabad+91 9985017692Dr. Madhukar Reddy KHyderabad & Rangareddy+919848018170Dr. Venugopal RHyderabad & Rangareddy

+91 9000231427Dr. Sachindra ReddyHyderabad & Rangareddy+91 9391170808Dr. Ravi Kumar VHyderabad & Rangareddy+91 9848327434Dr. Jaganmohan Rao Ch, Karimnagar+91 9866311145Dr. Raghu VeladandaKarimnagar+91 9849277563Dr. Ashok Madiraju, Khammam+91 9848675857Dr. NarayanaKhammam+91 9848348581Dr. Ramesh SarodeMahabubnagar+91 9440208830Dr. Mallikarjun YMahabubnagar+91 9701864776Dr. Krishnamurthy BMedak

+91 9849422871Dr. Suresh Chander RaoMedak+91 9849004242Dr. Amar LNalgonda+91 9848177416Dr. Pulla RaoNalgonda+91 9848441246Dr. Muthanna ChNizamabad+91 9949421112Dr. DwaraknathNizamabad+91 9849250290Dr. Hari Dev KWarangal +91 9704115725Dr. ChandrabanuWarangal+91 9849677467Dr K Raj KumarWarangal+91 9849439474


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D Balasubramanian PhdDistinguished Scientist and Director Emeritus, Prof Brien Holden Eye Research Centre

D Balasubramanian Phd

Distinguished Scientist and Director Emeritus, Prof Brien Holden Eye Research Centre

Professor Dorairajan Balasubramanian or “Balu” as he is affectionately known, joined LVPEI’s Prof Brien Holden Eye Research Centre in 1998, after an illustrious scientific career, which included positions such as Director, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, and Professor and Dean, University of Hyderabad. He actively works with governments and agencies on issues of science and technology, and is currently the Chairman of the Life Sciences and Biotechnology Advisory Board of the Government of Telangana. He is also currently the Chairman of the Task Force on Stem Cells and Regenerative Therapy of the Department of Biotechnology, India.

He has received many awards from professional and institutional bodies. Notable among them are the Bhatnagar, Ranbaxy, Goyal and FICCI Prizes of India, the Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) Award for Basic Medical Sciences and the TWAS Award for Science Diplomacy, the Kalinga Prize for the popularization of science from UNESCO. He was honoured by the Government of India with the Padma Shri in 2002, and the Chevalier de l’Ordre National du Merite from the President of France in 2002. He is an elected fellow of the Science Academies of India, TWAS Italy; the German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina; and the African Academy of Sciences. Prof Balasubramanian’s research focuses on the biology of eye diseases. He has over 180 publications in national and international journals and has authored three books.

In January 2016 he retired from the post of Research Director, Prof Brien Holden Eye Research Centre, and continues as a Distinguished Scientist there.

Chief Guest

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Ajit RangnekarDirector General

Research and Innovation Circle of Hyderabad (RICH)(Government of Telangana Initiative)Ajit Rangnekar is the former Dean of the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad(ISB) from January 2009 to December 31, 2015. In 2011, he was appointed as a director of Graduate Management Admission Council, the sole Indian on the team.[3]

Prior to that, he held the position of Deputy Dean at the School from March 2003 to December 2008. Prior to ISB, he was the country head, first for Price Waterhouse Consulting and then for PwC Consulting, in Hong Kong and the Philippines. He was head of the telecom and entertainment industry consulting practice for PwC in East Asia (China to Indonesia). Rangnekar completed his undergraduate degree from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, and his post-graduation in management from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.[4]

Dr Rangnekar now serves as the Director genral of RICH (Research and Innovation Circle of Hyderabad), Government of Telangana Initiative. RICH is an initiative that has been conceived to unlock the national treasure created by the top scientific research institutions in Telangana State, and to actively facilitate the process of taking their research to market. With his past expertise, Dr Rangnekar is helping RICH to link research institutions, academia and industry along with venture capitalists, angel investors and incubators.

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Its really heartening to see that our fledgling society is 4 years old and we are going to have our 4th Annual conference at SDEH from the 13-15th july 2018.

Thanks to our very dedicated Chairman , Scientific Committee Dr Pravin Krishna the scientific temper of the society has gone from strength to strength. Today our annual meetings are without doubt acclaimed as among the best.

Dr Ravinder Goud & Dr Rajalingam from SDEH along with their team have worked round the clock in putting together a wonderful conference this year. They deserve all the credit.

The term of the first Executive of our Society comes to an end with this conference. I on behalf of my entire team thank each and every member for giving us an opportunity to serve and guide the society in its initial difficult times. We sincerely hope we have lived upto the expectations of one and all.

My advice to the new team which takes over-lets all remember that promoting science is our most important goal and the society is bigger than the individuals. If we remember this there is only one way for the society to go and that is higher and higher.

Wishing the conference a grand success

Dr K B Nand Kishore

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From the Presidents Desk

K B NandKishorePresident Telangana Ophthalmological Society

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Madhukar Reddy KPresident ElectTelangana Ophthalmological SocietyDear Friends and Teachers,

Namaste,

The purpose of our yearly conferences as you are all aware is to exchange knowledge which is rapidly changing, know what newer products and services are available in the market place to provide better service for our patients and know each other better and strike newer working relationships to face day to day challenges.

This year the scientific committee has put together a comprehensive and wonderful program to cater to our needs.

The society has chosen Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital as the venue this year to help upgrade the institution in a small way so that it will help ignite many a young mind and provide better opportunities for our younger colleagues.

You might not find it luxurious but the local organizing committee is making all out efforts to provide the best ambiance possible. We should all cooperate with them. We already have 450 registrations which is encouraging.

On behalf of TOS, we request all our colleagues to utilize this opportunity, participate and further their academic skills.

Warm regards,

Madhukar Reddy.

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Dr Aitharaju RavindraHony.gen.secretary,Telangana Ophthalmological society.

I would like to share a few of the events and achievements that took place during my tenure as Hony. Gen. Secretary as it comes to an end with this conference.

Having taken up the job as First General Secretary of TOS without any knowledge or experience , I feel satisfied with my contribution to our Society.

Our Website TSOS. Co.in is being updated as and when required. Online registrations for conferences, abstract submissions, E- posters , shortly online application for TOS membership, any other communication related to members and many more are being taken care .

Our membership started with 708 at the time of bifurcation is now standing at 957, an addition of 249 . This includes an addition of 58 during period between Warangal Conference and till date.

Well furnished TOS office was inaugurated in SD eye Hospital premises. Thanks to the administration of SDEH and for the efforts of Dr. Rajalingam.

This being the election year new Executive Committee will step in after the conference. More and more members are enthusiastic to lead our society to a higher level. Healthy competition among these members augurs well for the society.

LOC of this Conference , under the leadership of Dr. Ravinder Goud as Chairman, Dr. Rajalingam as Org. Secretary and many others is working hard to make this a memorable one.

On behalf of Executive Committee ,I wish them all the very best in their endeavours.

See you all at Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital,

Thanking you

From the Secretarys’ Desk

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Dear Colleagues,

It gives us immense pleasure to invite you 3rd TOS conference scheduled from 21st to 23rd July 2017 at Vaishnavi Grand Hotel, Kazipet, Warangal.

Warangal is a historical city, well known for Kakatiya’s architectural grandeur like Thousand Pillars temple, Warangal fort, Ramappa & Badhrakali temple and Picturesque lakes like Pakal & Laknavaram.

We welcome you all to Warangal, one of the smart cities of India to serve you an academic feast on recent advances of Ophthalmology and to make your visit and stay a memorable one.

From the Desk of the Local Organising Committee

G R Bharath Kumar, Organising Secretary, 3rd TOSCAssociate ProfessorKakatiya Medical College, WarangalMail ID: [email protected]

Dr J Pandurang, Chairman, LOCSuperintendent, REH,WarangalProfessor & HOD, Department of OphthalmologyKakatiya Medical College,Warangal

Dear Friends,Please accept my warm regards and greetings on the Occasion of “Orugallu Eye Con 2017”, 3rd annual conference of Telangana Ophthalmological society, being organized by Warangal Ophthalmologists association at Vaishnavi Grand hotel, Fatima complex Kazipet, Warangal on 21st to 23rd July 2017.The scientific committee has taken all the efforts to chart out a program that would be addressing recent trends on Ophthalmology. The general theme for this conference is “Sight in-Sight”.We are looking forward to your active participation and hope you will feel benefited with this academic program.

From the Desk of the Chairman, Local Organising Committee


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Guest Faculty

Rohit ShettyVice Chairman Narayana Nethralaya, Bengaluru

Haripriya AravindHead of DepartmentCataract and IOL servicesAravind Eye Hospital, Chennai

Rajesh SinhaProfessor of OphthalmologyRP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, Delhi

Krishna R MurthyMedical Director and Consultant Vitreoretinal Services, Vittala International Institute of Ophthalmology, Bengaluru

Jyoti MataliaHead of Pediatric Ophthalmology, Strabismus & Neuro-ophthalmologyNarayana Nethralaya-2, Narayana Health City, Bengaluru

Barun K NayakHead of OphthalmologyPD Hinduja National Hospital and MRC, Mumbai

Chitra RamamurthyMedical Director, Eye Foundation, Coimbatore

Namrata SharmaProfessor of Ophthalmology, AIIMSSecretary, AIOSDelhi

C V Gopala RajuFounder ChairmanVisakha Eye HospitalsVisakhapatnam

M ShreeshaMember, NationalConsumer Disputes Redressal Commisision, Delhi

Dr A A DeshpandèMedico legal Consultant, AIOS Legal Cell Aurangabad

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Rohit Shetty, DNB, FRCSVice Chairman Narayana NethralayaBengaluru

Rohit Shetty serves as the young, charismatic Vice Chair of the Narayana Nethralaya, Bengaluru and is Associate Professor of Ophthalmology and Director of PhD Program in Ophthalmology with Maastricht University of India. He is also a Senior Research Faculty with the Singapore Eye Research Institute. Dr Shetty completed his sidency training from St Johns Medical College, Bangalore and has been trained at University of Mainz, Germany and the University of Irvine, California. His main areas of interest are Refractive Surgery, Keratoconus, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Tele-Ophthalmology, tears,inflammation and biomarkers.

Dr Shetty has over 150 publications in peer-reviewed journals and loves to teach and solve complex problems


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Chitra RamamurthyMedical Director, Eye Foundation Coimbatore

Dr. Chitra Ramamurthyhas been in private practice in ophthalmology in Coimbatore working with her husband,Dr D Ramamurthy, since 1990. Her areas of expertise are cataract, refractive surgery and glaucoma and she has been abreast with all the premium procedures evolving over the years in each of these segments. She has been a pioneer in Refractive Surgery performing refractive procedures since 1997 in large numbers inclusive of all the cutting edge technology. She has had the special distinction of conducting a variety of instruction courses in both India and abroad partaking in ASCRS, APAO and APACRS on a regular basis. She has also many papers to her credit and has contributed to chapters in textbooks on Refractive surgeries.

She has received the numerous best paper awards in the state and national levels,. Previously, she has been the recipient of the Dr. P.R. Mondal Memorial Oration award 2017 by OSWB, 28th Dr. D. Sundareswaran Endowment Oration award by IMA Coimbatore chapter 2017, Dr. Om Prakash Gold Medal 2016, DrVinodArora Oration Award 2015 and Dr. SubodhAgarwal Gold Medal 2012 at different state and IIRSI conferences.

She is now the Member – Scientific Committee of the All India Ophthalmological Society (AIOS) for the period 2017 to 2020.

She has been involved in many community outreach programs in her city and has been invited to chair many social events and is a voracious reader

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Haripriya AravindHead of Department Cataract and IOL serviceAravind Eye Hospital, Chennai

Dr. Haripriya Aravind completed her post graduation at Aravind Eye Hospital, Madurai and started her career as a pediatric ophthalmologist. She completed a basic research fellowship at Kellogg Eye Center, Michigan, USA. She worked as head of cataract and IOL services at Aravind eye hospital, Madurai for over a decade and currently heads the cataract clinic at Aravind Eye Hospital, Chennai. She has presented at various international forums, published in peer-reviewed journals and written chapters for text books. She has performed live surgery at various national and international conferences. Her area of interest is quality assurance amongst patients undergoing cataract surgery and has developed systems and tools to monitor outcomes following cataract surgery. Clinically her interests include management of subluxated cataracts and complicated cataract surgery. Dr Aravind has won numerous awards including awards from the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons and has delivered multiple orations over the last few years.


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Krishna R. Murthy MBBS, DOMS,FMRF,MRCOphth, Ph.DMedical Director and Consultant Vitreoretinal Services, Vittala International Institute of Ophthalmology, Bangalore

Dr Krishna Murthy completed his basic medical education from Bangalore medical College, Bengaluru and then went to complete his residency in Ophthalmology from minto Regional Eye Institute, Bangalore. He specialized in Retina and Vitreous from the prestigious Sankara Netralaya, Chennai and went on to finish his PhD in proteomics of aqueous and vitreous.

His special areas of interest include Diabetic retinopathy, Retinopathy of prematurity, HIV related eye diseases and proteomics of the ocular structures. He has been instrumental in planning and implementing the mobile diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma treatment unit which takes treatment of these two conditions to rural areas of 16 districts of Karnataka. This initiative was the first of its kind anywhere in the world and it has been replicated in many resource poor settings across nine countries. This initiative was funded by the World Diabetes Foundation. He is also responsible for running one of the largest tele-ophthalmological screening programmes in India for the disease Retinopathy Of Prematurity(ROP), which affects premature neonates. This programme called the “Vittala ROP project” serves semi-urban and rural neonatal intensive care units in 10 districts of south Karnataka. This initiative was awarded the FICCI Health Care award for the year 2013. He has been invited to present his work in many international fora such as World Diabetes Congress in Melbourne , Australia and The World ROP Congress in Shanghai, China. He has 31 published articles in peer reviewed journals and co-authored 2 chapters in a reputed vitreoretinal text book.

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Rajesh Sinha MD, DNB, FIACLE, FRCSProfessor of Ophthalmology in Cornea, Lens & Refractive surgery services at R. P. Centre, AIIMS, Delhi

Dr Rajesh Sinha is presently working as Professor of Ophthalmology in Cornea, Lens & Refractive surgery services at R. P. Centre, AIIMS.He has done MD Ophthalmology from AIIMS and then did DNB, FIACLE & FRCS and did a fellowship at University of Washington.

Dr Sinha has 324 publications, three text books and 4 Educational Manuals to his name.He is currently the Editor of Kerasight, Past Editor-in-chief of Delhi Journal of Ophthalmology and DOS Times and Lead Guest editor for a special issue of “Journal of Ophthalmology”, an indexed international journal.

He has been a part of 3 multicentric FDA clinical trials completed in the year 2004, 2007 & 2010 and has presented many scientific papers and instruction courses, both national and international.

He has received various awards notable among which are Achievement Award of American Academy of Ophthalmology, Achievement Award of Asia-Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology, International Ophthalmic Heroes of India Award, Krishna Sohan Singh trophy for the best clinical talk in DOS, IIRSI Gold Medal, ACOIN Gold Medal and Bharat Jyoti Award.

Heis currently the Treasurer of All India Ophthalmological Society,General Secretary of the Indian Society of Cornea &Keratorefractive Surgeons, and North Zone Representative of Eye Bank Association of India and Past Gen Secretary of Delhi Ophthalmological Society.


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Jyoti MataliaHead of Pediatric Ophthalmology, Strabismus & Neuro-ophthalmology at Narayana Nethralaya-2, Narayana Health City, Bangalore

Dr. Jyoti Matalia is the head of Pediatric Ophthalmology, Strabismus & Neuro-ophthalmology at Narayana Nethralaya-2, Narayana Health City, Bangalore, India. She is in charge of postgraduate training at her institute and runs fellowship programs in pediatric ophthalmology and has trained 20 fellows till date. She received her basic medical education from B.Y.L.Nair Hospital, Mumbai and postgraduate training in ophthalmology from Mumbai University. She underwent fellowship training in her speciality at L.V.Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, India and completed her ICO fellowship at the Wilmer Eye Institute, USA. She is a volunteer faculty of ORBIS International to teach and train ophthalmologists in developing countries. She has more than 30 publications to her credit in peer-reviewed national and international journals. She has presented at conferences in India and abroad and made several national and international award winning teaching videos. Her areas of interest include pediatric cataract, neuro-ophthalmology and teaching is her passion.

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Dr.A.A.Deshpandè, MS, DOMS, LLB, LL.M, MBA, PGDHAM, PGDMLS Medico legal Consultant, AIOS Legal Cell Director, Guruprasad Netra Rugnalaya. Aurangabad

Dr AA Deshpande currently serves as the medico legal consultant of the legal cell of the All India Ophthalmological Society and gives free legal consultation to all Ophthalmologists who are members of AIOS. He also serves as chairman of the legal committee of the Maharashtra Ophthalmological Society, legal advisor of Vision 2020 and member legal cell IAM, Aurangabad.

In community ophthalmology, he worked in tribal areas of Arunachal Pradesh, conducted surveys, examined patients and operated there to eradicate blindness for two years. He also worked in Tribal area ofNundurbar andBhabdardara in 18 villages and worked at the grass root level of 180 Villages of Jamkhed project and 40 villages of IIRD to eradicate blindness. He has been working for the visually impaired in the area of education and Rehabilitaion.


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M ShreeshaMember, NationalConsumer Disputes Redressal Commisision, Delhi

Merla Shreesha is an honourbale member of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commisision, Delhi. The commission deals with appeals, Revision Petitions, Class Action cases and Original Complaints pertaining to Consumer Disputes. She was a member of the AP State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and the District consumer forum in the past.

Ms Shreesha secured the Nizam’s Gold Medal for having topped the University in Economics in 1985. In the past she has rendered judgments involving a vide spectrum of cases including Medical Negligence, Real Estate Developers, Insurance, Banking, Builders, Chit Funds & Finance, Electricity, Telecommunication, Defects & Deficiencies in Seeds, Consumer Durables etc.

Ms Shreesha has addressed several seminars on Medical Negligence and the Consumer Protection Act and also trained Members of District Fora of various States in the provisions of Consumer Protection Act.

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Barun Kumar Nayak Head, Ophthalmology Department, P.D.Hinduja National Hospital & MRC, Mumbai

Dr Barun Kumar Nayak Heads the Ophthalmology Department at P.D.Hinduja National Hospital & MRC, Mumbai since the last 30 years. A graduate of the prestigious R.P.Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, New Delhi, his area of interest is Anterior Segment and Glaucoma. He was Editor for “Indian Journal of Ophthalmology” (IJO) for 6 years (2005-2011) and is currently the founder Editor of “Journal of Clinical Ophthalmology & Research” (JCOR). He was past Hon.General Secretary of All India Ophthalmological Society (2014-2017). Past-President of Bombay Ophthalmologists’ Association and Maharashtra Ophthalmological Society, he has more than 100 publications in peer-reviewed and non-peer reviewed journals and has conducted multiple instruction courses, Research Methodology Workshops, performed live surgeries and delivered talks in National and International fora. His firm belief is that everyone should first be a comprehensive ophthalmologist, even in this era of super-specialization. He was awarded Asia Pacific Distinguished Service Medal at the World Ophthalmic Congress 2014, at Tokyo. He has been conferred International Master Teacher Award and has won a “Gold Medal” for his outstanding performance by Bombay Ophthalmologists’ Association.


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C V Gopala RajuFounder ChairmanVisakha Eye HospitalVisakhapatnam

Dr Gopala Raju completed his residency from the RP Center of Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, New Delhi and went on to do a fellowship in Cornea and anterior segment with Dr M Srinivasan at Aravind Eye Hospital in Madurai. He later trained under Prof Simons in Madrid, Spain and founded the Visakha Eye Hospital along with Dr P Vasudev in 1993. He is currently the scientific committee chairman for the Andhra Pradesh Ophthalmological Society and served as editor of the publication of the combined APOS and president LOC of the 2016 AP state Ophthalmology annual conference.

He is a trustee and medical director of the Mohsin Eye Bank in Vishakapatnam. Dr Raju has presented several free papers, posters and participated in various symposia in state and all india ophtalmic society and was awarded the Malleswar Rao oration by the AP State ophthalmic association in 2007.

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Namrata SharmaProfessor of Ophthalmology, AIIMS, DelhiSecretary, AIOS

DrNamrata Sharma is Professor of Ophthalmology at the Rajendra Prasad Center for Ophthalmic Sciences at the All India Institute of medical Sciences (AIIMS) and is one of the pioneers of lamellar corneal surgery in India. Her areas of interest include Refractive surgery, Phacoemulsification, corneal disorders, contact lenses and glaucoma.

Dr Sharma has over 300 publications to her credit and is currently serves as the Secretary of the All India Ophthalmological Society (AIOS).


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Notes

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P Siva Reddy Oration 2018Question Everything!

Rohit Shetty, DNB, FRCSVice Chairman Narayana NethralayaBengaluru

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Ravi Kumar Reddy Oration 2018Challenging Moments in Cataract Surgery

Chitra RamamurthyMedical Director, Eye Foundation Coimbatore


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Anil Kumar Mandal, MD

glaucoma specialist with particular interest and expertise in developmental glaucoma

Dr. Anil Kumar Mandal is a glaucoma specialist with particular interest and expertise in developmental glaucoma. DrMandal was trained at the University of Calcutta and at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi. He completed his fellowships in glaucoma and emergency ophthalmology at AIIMS. He was a visiting research fellow at the Kellogg Eye Care Centre and the Doheny Eye Institute in the United States.

DrMandal has won several national and international awards and has published widely in premier medical journals worldwide. His research focuses on the clinical and genetic aspects of glaucoma in adults and children, which earned him the Shanti SwarupBhatnagar Award for excellence in science from the Government of India in 2003; he was the first Ophthalmologist to receive this award. In 2009 he was elected as fellow of the National Academy of Medical Sciences for his contribution to science and Ophthalmology. DrMandal is synonymous with childhood glaucoma all over the world.

Rustom Ranji Oration 2018Holistic care for children with congenital glaucoma: My 30 year’s journey

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Satish G Agraharam, MBBS, MS

Managing Director and FounderAnand Eye Institute, Hyderabad

Dr. Agraharam is a nationally known Vitreo retinal surgeon. He established the first Vitreo Retinal Institute dedicated to the treatment of Vitreo Retinal Diseases in the state of Andhra Pradesh in 2000. With over 18 years of experience as a Retinal surgeon, he has been consulted in and operated on hundreds of cases from all over Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Telangana and Karnataka. Completed his postgraduate training in Vitreo Retina from Sankara Nethralaya, Chennai as the “Best Outgoing Fellow”. Won various awards & laurels during his educational years including “Shivareddy Gold medal” in Ophthalmology and “Vengalrao Gold medal” for his paper presentation given by AP Ophthalmic society(APOS).

Passionate about teaching, Dr. Agraharam has taught many residents and fellows both at Sankara Nethralaya and at the Sadhuram Eye Hospital for over 7 years. His passion for teaching combined with his expertise in treating eye problems and experience in the establishment of the Viteroretinal institute led him to collaborate with other like minded people and establish the Anand Eye Institute.

Harikishen Gorityala Oration 2018“Its never night till you see the dark”

AWARDS @ 3rd TSOS Annual Meeting

2017, Warangal

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1. P Ramchander competitive free paper session Winner: Tarjani Dave, L V Prasad Eye Institute, HyderabadTitle: Orbital Implant migration - are we thinking correctly?

2. NS Reddy competitive free paper session for post graduates and residentsWinner: Arushi Gupta, L V Prasad Eye Institute, HyderabadTitle: OCT angiography in Best disease

3. Manoj Mathur Poster sessionWinner: Bhava Tharini M, L V Prasad Eye Institute, HyderabadTitle: Wavefront optimized ablation vs topography guided surface ablation in myopic eyes - comparative study of visual outcomes

4. Swarup Video SessionWinner: Anil K Mandal, L V Prasad Eye Institute, HyderabadTitle: Management of congenital glaucoma associated with Stickler Syndrome

5. VV RamanaRao Grand RoundsWinner: Divya Pothala, Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital, HyderabadTitle: Secondaries in orbit from thyroid carcinoma

6. Gangadhar Reddy QuizWinners: Pavani P, Chiranjeevi Chowdary P, Pragathi GChowdary P, SDEH, HyderabadRunner up: Laxmipriya P, Charul Singh, Sharat B Chalmeda Anand Rao Institute of Medical Sciences, Karimnagar


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Skills Transfer SessionsJuly 13, 2018

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4th Telangana Ophthalmological Society Annual meetingJuly 13 - 15, 2018

Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital, Hyderabad, Telangana

Friday, July 13

Organizer Goli SridharOrganizer Superna MahendraGLAUCOMA Skills transfer sessionInstructor Pasyanthi BalijepalliInstructor Syed Asghar Hussain NaqviInstructor Nirupama DamarlaInstructor Balu Garudadri

CORNEA Skills transfer sessionInstructor Bhanu Prakash MetukulInstructor Phani Raj KathuriInstructor Vengal Rao PInstructor Padmavathi HingolekarInstructor Vijayalakshmi BInstructor Vishnu PreethiRETINA Skills trasnfer sessionInstructor P Sai KiranmayeeInstructor P Tandava KrishnaInstructor Irfan FarazInstructor Jyotsna MyneniInstructor Pridhu Vyas STSInstructor Srilaxmi SSQUINT & OCULOPLASTY skills transfer sessionInstructor Rachna Vinaya Kumar Instructor Anjali ChandrasekharanInstructor Vamshidhar YeramshettyInstructor Rajyalaksmi R

Scientific ProgramDay 1

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Friday, July 13, 2018Day - 1

0800 – 0900 Registration Hall A0900 – 1000 Multispecialty approach to cataract surgery Chair: Pasyanthi BalijepalliCo Chair: Krishna R MurthyModerator: Aruna Kumari Gadde

0900 0910 Can we go ahead with the surgery? Ask the Plasty specialist

Divya Basa

0910 0920 Wound related complications: Ask the cataract surgeon Aruna Kumari Gadde0921 0930 Corneal complications post cataract surgery: Ask the

corneal surgeonArjun Srirampur

0931 0940 Raised IOP post cataract surgery: Ask the glaucoma surgeon

Pasyanthi Balijepalli

0941 0950 Retinal complications after cataract surgery: Ask the Retina surgeon

Krishna R Murthy

0951 1000 Discussion All

Hall B & Hall C 0830 – 1130 Skills Transfer Course

HALL A1000 – 1130 P Ranga Reddy Clinical Challenges Chair: Mallika GoyalCo Chair: Rohit ShettyModerator: Rishi Swarup

1000 1012 Biomechanics Measurement boon or bane? Rohit Shetty1012 1024 Multiple branch retinal artery occlusions in

immunocompromised patientKrishna R Murthy

1024 1036 Unexplained visual loss: Playing Sherlock! Jyoti Matali1036 1048 When the going gets tough Rishi Swarup1048 1100 Challenging case of Scleritis Abhilasha Baharani1100 1112 Challenging case Gopal Raju CV1112 1124 Unexplained neuroretinitis Mallika Goyal


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HALL A1130 – 1200 P Siva Reddy Oration Question Everything Rohit Shetty Chair: Nandkishore Kidambi

HALL A

1200 – 1230 Rustom Ranji Oration

Holistic care for children with congenital glaucoma: My 30 year's journey

Anil K Mandal

Chair: Madhukar K Reddy

HALL A1230 1330 Inauguration

HALL A1430 – 1600 Madiraju Ashok Symposium - Complications Rewind Chair: Annie MathaiCo Chair: Rajesh SinhaModerator: Murali K Aasuri

1430 1440 Secondary IOL in a child: What can go wrong? Murali K Aasuri1440 1450 Nucleus Drop Krishna R Murthy1450 1500 Epithelial ingrowth following LASIK Rajesh Sinha1500 1510 Posterior capsule opacification following pediatric

cataract surgeryJyoti Matalia

1510 1520 Preventing Complications & Failure in Macular Surgery Mallika Goyal1520 1530 Ectasia after LASIK Rohit Shetty1530 1540 Unacceptable vault after ICL implantation Rajesh Sinha1540 1550 Retained lens matter or endophthalmitis? Mudit Tyagi1550 1600 Shallow anterior chamber following Trabeculectomy Vanita Pathak Ray

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HALL B1430 – 1800 LIVE Surgery Chair: LV Krishnam RajuCo Chair: Gopal Raju CV Moderator: Siddharth Reddy

Live Surgery 1 LV Krishnam RajuLive Surgery 2 Siddharth ReddyLive Surgery 3 Susheel DasLive Surgery 4 - Panoptix Trifocal IOL CV Gopal RajuLive Surgery 5 - Centurion Vision System + Toric IOLLive Surgery 6 - Signature Pro PhacoLive Surgery 7 - Extended Range of Vision IOL Live Surgery 8 - Eyecryl Active MultifocalLive Surgery 9 - Eyecryl Toric

HALL C1430 – 1600 Layer by Layer Keratoplasty Chair: Arjun SrirampurCo Chair: Namrata SharmaModerator: Rajesh Sinha

1430 1440 “No Suture Keratoplasty” Superficial Anterior Lameller Keratoplasty (SALK)

Rajesh Sinha

1440 1450 “Saving for the rainy day” - DALK Nitesh Narayen1450 1500 “Break the ice” - FALK Rishi Swarup1500 1510 “On the Ball ” - DSEK IS Murthy1510 1520 “Let the cat out of the bag” – Pearls for a successful

DSEKMadhukar Reddy

1520 1530 “The best thing since sliced bread”-Descemet’s Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty (DMEK)

Arjun Srirampur

1530 1540 “Cog in the Machine” Intraoperative OCT guided Lamellar Keratoplasty

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HALL A1600– 1730 IOLs in cases with inadequate support Chair: Ravi Kumar ReddyCo Chair: C V Gopal RajuModerator: Sudhakar Potti

1600 1615 Technique of anterior chamber IOL C Gopal Raju1615 1630 Scleral Fixation of IOL Meghraj Chitta1630 1645 Glued IOL Divya Balakrishnan1645 1700 Iris Claw IOL Sudhakar Potti1700 1715 Challenges in sulcus placement of IOL Ravi Kumar Reddy1715 1730 Discussion All

HALL C1600 – 1730 Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus Chair: R Hanumanth ReddyCo Chair: Jyoti MataliaModerator: B Venkateswar Rao

1600 1612 NAF bsed I.N.S Analysis A Prior estimation, therapeutic improvements expanding surgical techniques

Rashmin Gandhi

1613 1624 Modern E.O.M sciences - Pulleys kinematics, implications in Transposition Surgeries

R Hanumanth Reddy

1625 1636 Spectrum of Superior oblique anamolies New Classification & suggested surgical procedures.

B Venkateswar Rao

1637 1648 Inferior Oblique surgeries in hypertropias and D.V.D Role of equator.

Ramesh Kekunnaya

1649 1700 Stilling Turk Duanes Syndrome : Is it a perepheral innervational abnormality or Brain Stem abnormality. Possible option in management

Vidyavathi M

1701 1712 Management of complex squint in myopia: Reorientation of drifted pulleys

Jyoti Matalia


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Saturday, July 14, 2018Day - 2

HALL A0830 – 1000 Symposium: Glaucoma Chair: Barun K NayakCo Chair: Manoj MathurModerator: Kalyani Prasad

0830 0845 Follow up strategy on Perimetry in Glaucoma Management

Syed A Hussain Naqvi

0845 0910 How to incorporate OCT in Glaucoma Management Barun K Nayak0910 0925 Treatment philosophy in Glaucoma Management Manoj Mathur0925 0935 Which drug and When to Use Kalyani Prasad0935 0945 Special situations and Contraindications Vanita Pathak Ray0945 1000 Discussion

Hall B 0830 – 1000 Optimizing Outcomes in cataract surgery Chair: Sharat Babu CCo Chair: Gopal Raju CVModerator: Madhukar Reddy K

0830 0840 Newer Monofocals & Diagnostic Tools for optimising Cataract results

Sharat Babu C

0840 0850 PanOptix IOL's Nitesh Narayen0850 0900 Piggyback Sulcoflex lenses Rishi Swarup0900 0910 Extended Depth of Focus IOLs Chitra Ramamurthy0910 0920 Vivinex IOL's Namrata Sharma0920 0930 Getting them straight Sajid Afzal Ahmed0930 0940 How to choose a phaco machine for starters Sharat Babu C0940 0950 Verion machine – Image guided system Gopal Raju CV0950 1000 Practice development in cataract surgery Madhukar Reddy K


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Hall C 0800 – 1030 Swarup Video Session Chair: GVBK Gangadhar ReddyCo Chair: Rishi SwarupCo Chair: Jyoti Matalia0800 0810 Woes of vitreo retina surgery Sankeert Gangakhedkar0811 0820 Compromised Posterior Capsule – Will

my patient get an IOL todayRaghavender Reddy Arra

0821 0830 Tuck in Keratoplasty (TIK) Arjun Srirampur0831 0840 Role of Mitomycin C in endothelial

keratoplastyMuralidhar Ramappa

0841 0850 Buckling the Macula! Padmaja Kumari Rani0851 0900 Partial thickness autologous scleral patch

graft in the management of fistulae post filtration surgery with Mitomycin C

Vanita Pathak Ray

0900 0910 Injected Mitomycin C and topical phaco trabeculectomy myth or reality

Vanita Pathak Ray

0911 0920 Management of recurrent Aqueous Misdirection by anterior segment surgeon after Pars Plana Vitrectomy

Vanita Pathak Ray

0921 0930 Minimally invasive Phaco-endocycloplasty in Plateau Iris Syndrome

Vanita Pathak Ray

0931 0940 Minimally invasive trabeculotomy in adults

Vanita Pathak Ray

0941 0951 Phaco for complicated cataract in fuch’s heterochromic iridocyclitis

Syed Mujeeb Iqbal

0951 1000 Phacoemulsification in phacomorphic glaucoma in nanophthalmos

Syed Mujeeb Iqbal

1001 1010 Posterior polar cataract phaco- A simple and predictable technique

Syed Mujeeb Iqbal

1011 1020 Drop Of the Savior Syed Musaab Iqbal

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Hall A 1000 – 1130 Symposium: Premium IOLs Chair: Haripriya AravindCo Chair: Chitra RamamurthyModerator: Madhukar Reddy

1000 1015 Toric IOL planning Namrata Sharma1015 1030 Toric IOLs: Surgical Considerations Chitra Ramamurthy1030 1045 Post Op toric IOL misalignment Haripriya Aravind1045 1100 Presbyopia Correcting IOLs: Choosing the correct IOL Sharath Babu C1100 1115 Presbyopia Correcting IOLs: Choosing the correct

patientMadhukar Reddy

1115 1130 Management of dissatisfied patient Rajesh Sinha

Hall B 1000 – 1130 All You Wanted to Know about Endophthalmitis Chair: Krishna R MurthyPanelist: Mallika GoyalPanelist: Satish AgraharamPanelist: Annie MathaiPanelist: Sandeep BacchuPanelist: Tandava KrishnanPanelist: Rajalingam V

1000 1015 Recognizing endophthalmitis (Endophthalmitis Vs TASS)1015 1030 Once a clinical diagnosis of endophthalmitis is established, how do we go about

investigation it and treating it1030 1045 EVS protocol in treating post op endophthalmitis1045 1100 Fungal endophthalmitis1100 1115 Endogenous endophthalmitis (when to suspect, differentiating it from uveitis1115 1130 Vitrectomy in endophthalmitis


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Hall C 1030 – 1130 Phakic IOLs for the Novice Surgeon Chair: Aruna Kumari GaddeCo Chair: Chitra RamamurthyModerator: Arjun Srirampur

1030 1036 Types of Phakic IOLs Aruna Kumari Gadde1036 1042 Pre Operative Evaluation Arjun Srirampur1042 1050 Surgical Technique Ramesh G1050 1058 Managing Glaucoma in Phakic IOL Patients Tarannum Mansoori1058 1106 Managing Cataract in Phakic IOL patient MS Sridhar1106 1114 Managing Retinal complications in Phakic IOL Satish Agraharam1114 1122 Phakic IOLs in Complex Situations Chitra Ramamurthy1122 1130 Discussion

Hall A 1130 – 1200 Ravi Kumar Reddy Oration

Challenging Moments in Cataract Surgery

Chair: Ravindra Aitharaju

Chitra Ramamurthy

Hall A 1200 – 1230 Harikishen Gorityala Oration

“Its never night till you see the dark” Satish Agraharam Chair: Pravin Vaddavalli

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Hall A 1230 – 1330 Ethics in medical Practice Chair: AA DeshpandeCo Chair: Barun K NayakModerator: Manoj C Mathur

1230 1245 Keynote Address - Medical Negligence and Consumer protection Act

M Shreesha

1245 1255 Legal liability of an ophthalmologist in Section 304 –A AA Deshpande1255 1305 Indemnity Insurance in Ophthalmic Practice Manoj C Mathur1305 1315 Trivialization of ophthalmic procedures; a dangerous trend Barun K Nayak1315 1330 Discussion

Hall B 1230 – 1330 All you Wanted to Know:Squint Chair: Jyoti MataliaPanelist: Ramesh KekunnayaPanelist: R Hanumanth ReddyPanelist: Aloka HedauPanelist: Rachna VinayPanelist: Vivek Warkad

Hall C 1230 – 1330 Challenging Situations in Macular Surgery Chair: Mallika GoyalCo Chair: Raja Ram ReddyCo Chair: Krishna R Murthy

1230 1236 Large Chronic & Failed Macular Holes Raja Narayanan1236 1242 Complex Epimacular Membranes Padmaja K Rani1242 1248 Submacular Haemorrhage Raja Ram Reddy1248 1254 Refractory Diabetic Macular Edema Satish Agraharam1254 1300 Myopic Traction Maculopathy Tandava Krishnan1300 1303 PVD induction tips, tricks, complications Sandeep Bachu1303 1310 Macular Surgery in infants Subhadra Jalali1310 1330 Discussion Mallika Goyal


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Hall A 1430 – 1600 Cornea Symposium Chair: Rajesh SinhaCo Chair: Namrata SharmaModerator: Rajesh Fogla

1430 1440 DALK: Peel the last layer to bare the DM Rishi Swarup1440 1450 I-OCT guided DALK Namrata Sharma1450 1500 DSAEK: Getting the perfect outcome Madhukar Reddy1500 1510 DSAEK in Aphakia Rajesh Sinha1510 1520 DMEK: Getting the perfect roll Rajesh Fogla1520 1530 SLET: Ideal Option for LSCD Sayan Basu1530 1540 Customized Cross Linking: Reorienting the corneal

lamellaeChitra Ramamurthy


Hall B 1430 – 1630 P Ramchander Competitive Feee Paper Session Chair: Chitra RamamurthyJudge: Nandkishore KidambiJudge: Ravinder GoudJudge: Sikander Lodhi

1431 1435 Dacryocystorhinostomy - A comparitive study with & without Tube Intubation

Sambasiva Reddy P

1436 1440 Interferon alpha 2b for ocular surface squamous neoplasia

Kavya Madhuri Bejjanki

1441 1445 Incidence of decreased vision with Posterior capsular opacity (PCO ) following small incision cataract surgery with rigid PMMA IOL

Bhargavi Pidugu

1446 1450 Role of corneal biopsy in microbiological diagnosis of deep infective keratitis

Srinivas Prasad K

1451 1455 DISCUSSION1456 1500 Single-Step Transepithelial PRK vs Coventional PRK

in Myopia and Compound Myopic Astigmatism Correction - A Comparitive Study

Aruna Kumari Gadde

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1501 1505 Role of bevacizumab in aggressive posterior retinopathy of prematurity

Keerthi Kunche

1506 1510 Anterior segment optical coherence tomography evaluation of kayser fleischer ring in wilson disease

Madhuri Gadde

1511 1515 "To be” or “not to be” sympathetic Modini P1516 1520 DISCUSSION1521 1525 Quantitative Corneal Neural Imaging Using In Vivo

Confocal Microscopy in Cases of Congenital Corneal Anesthesia: A Prospective Analysis and Clinical Correlation

Muralidhar Ramappa

1526 1530 Diagnosis, clinical presentations and outcomes of Nocardia endophthalmitis

Naveen Nukala

1531 1535 Comparison of central corneal thickness after PRK with three noncontact optical devices

Arjun Srirampur

1536 1540 IgG4-related Ophthalmic Disease - Clinical Profile and Outcome

Haripriya Sameeksha T

1541 1545 DISCUSSION1546 1550 Clinical presentations and comparative outcomes of

primary versus deferred intraocular lens explantation in delayed-onset endophthalmitis

Syed Musaab Mohiuddin

1551 1600 Identification and quantitative assessment of Schlemm's canal in eyes with 360 0 angle recession glaucoma

Tarannum Mansoori

1601 1605 Conjunctival melanoma in Asian Indian patients: A study of 40 cases

Varshitha Hemanth Vasanthapuram

1606 1610 DISCUSSION1611 1615 Comparative Evaluation Of Clinical Characteristics of

Biopsy-proven Conjunctival Intraepithelial Neoplasia and Invasive Squamous Cell Carcinoma using Image Processing Softwares: A Case- Control Study

Anasua Kapoor

1616 1620 To find out various causes of blindness in patients coming for physically handicaped certificate

Bharath Kumar Gajjula

1621 1625 TAKE THE BULL BY THE HORNS- Combined DMEK with iris claw lens for Pseudophakic bullous keratopathy

Anupama Kalwad

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Hall C 1430 – 1530 Aiming for Perfect Asepsis Chair: Meghraj ChittaCo Chair: Haripriya AravindModerator: Ashok Reddy1430 1440 Intracameral antibiotics for endophthalmitis

prophylaxisHaripriya Aravind

1440 1448 OP disinfection procedures Prem Prakash Reddy1448 1456 Cleaning and packing of instruments and linen

including high risk caseVijayalakshmi B

1456 1504 Choosing right sterilizer and validation Ashok Reddy1504 1512 NABH guidelines for OT Rupak K Reddy1512 1520 OT maintainence and sterilization Ravikumar Reddy1520 1530 Cluster infections do’s and don’t’s. Meghraj Chitta

Hall A 1600 – 1730 Symposium: Neurophthalmology Chair: Ramesh KekunnayaCo Chair: B Venkateswar RaoModerator: Jyoti Matalia1600 1612 Pot pourri of Neuroophthalmic cases Jyoti Matalia1612 1624 Approach to Papilledema Ramesh Kekunnaya1624 1636 Approach to a case of Optic atrophy Vivek Warkad1636 1648 Optic Neuritis B Venkateswar Rao1648 1700 Approach to a cranial nerve palsy Aloka Hedau1700 1712 NAION Rashmin Gandhi1712 1730 Discussion

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Hall B: 1630 – 1800 Ocular Trauma Chair: Modini PCo Chair: Haripriya AravindModerator: Venkatratnam P

1630 1640 Perforating injuries Of the cornea and sclera Srinivas Prasad K1640 1650 Management of acute chemical injuries Namrata Sharma1650 1700 Traumatic Cataract and Management Haripriya Aravind1700 1710 Causes of Traumatic glaucoma Venkatratnam P1710 1720 Management of traumatic glaucoma Barun K Nayak1720 1730 Retained IOFB and Traumatic Endophthalmitis Krishna R Murthy1730 1740 Traumatic Retinal Detachment Tandava Krishnan1740 1750 Traumatic Optic Neuropathy Rashmin Gandhi1750 1800 Discussion All

Hall C 1530 – 1800 NS Reddy Competitive Feee Paper Session for Post Graduate Students and Residents Chai: Barun NayakJudge: Madhukar Reddy KJudge: Padma PrabhaJudge: Mallika Goyal

1531 1535 Study of visual outcomes and complications of surgery for a posterior polar cataract with phacoemulsification in a tertiary care institute

Aaradhana Reddy G

1536 1540 Incidence and outcome of Bilateral Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment in a tertiary eye hospital in South India

Gopi Krishna N

1541 1545 A clinical study of microbiological profile in congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction.

Prasanna Bharathi NVN

1546 1550 Incidence of acute intraocular pressure elevation in diabetes mellitus patients treated with laser photocoagulation

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1556 1600 CCC performed by manual capsulotomy, femtosecond laser assisted capsulotomy andzepto precision pulse capsulotomy: morphology and IOL centration

Soumya Devta

1601 1605 Knowledge regarding eye donation among patients in Tertiary care hospital

Sahitya Gogineni

1606 1610 Ocular disorders in mentally challenged children Hemanth Reddy Vanga

1611 1615 Relationship between central corneal thickness and myopia

Dharani Padam

1616 1620 DISCUSSION1621 1625 Safety and outcomes of Descement stripping of

endothelial keratoplastyPreethi P

1626 1630 Comparison of central corneal thickness after photo refractive keratectomy with three noncontact optical devices

Pallavi G

1631 1635 Correlation between systemic factors and morphological patterns of OCT in diabetic macular edema

Sharanya Namburi

1636 1640 Assessment of tear film stability in patients with Pseudoexfoliation

Srinivas Pavan K Y

1641 1645 DISCUSSION1646 1650 Comparison of non contact tonometry (NCT) and

Goldmann applanation tonometry (GAT) in normal and glaucomatous eyes and the effect of central corneal thickness on the readings

Srishti Sohni

1651 1655 Study of risk factors and demographic factors associated with type of age related macular degeneration (AMD)

Srujana Pinapala

1656 1700 Comparison of SD-OCT findings in laser treated ROP myopic children with age matched normal myopic children

Swathi S

1701 1705 Management and visual outcome of rhegmatogenous retinal detachment with gaint retinal tear

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1711 1715 Management and Outcome of Iatrogenic Globe perforation during peribulbar block at tertiary eye centre

Rajesh Kumar N

1716 1720 Comparative study of macular changes using optical coherence tomography (OCT) following uneventful cataract surgery and cataract surgery complicated with posterior capsule rent

Sai Rupa Sree P

1721 1725 Destructive eye surgeries as an indicator of socioeconomic status in south India

Udit Ajmani

1726 1730 DISCUSSION1731 1735 Evaluation of corneal endothelial cell density in

primary angle closure disease in a tertiary eye hospital in south India

Sowmya Andole

1736 1740 Ergonomics in relation to ophthalmology V Gurumoorthy1741 1745 Management and outcome of post cataract surgery

optic neuropathyGopi Krishna Chetti


Hall A 1730 – 1830 3D Stereoscopic Oculoplasty Surgery Show Chair: Santosh Honavar

1 Anatomy of eyelid, lacrimal system and orbit Jyoti Matalia2 Clinical evaluation of eyelid, lacrimal system and orbit Ramesh Kekunnaya3 Surgical procedures Vivek WarkadA Entropion B Venkateswar RaoB Ectropion Aloka HedauC Congenital ptosis Rashmin GandhiD Acquired ptosisE Eyelid reconstructionF Enucleation with implantG Socket reconstruction H OrbitotomyI Orbital fractureJ Lacrimal surgeries


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Sunday, July 15, 2018Day - 3

Hall A: 0830 – 1000 Sharat Babu Refractive Cataract Symposium Chair: Namrata SharmaCo Chair: Murali AasuriModerator: Rajesh Sinha

0830 0840 Co-managing cataract & glaucoma: current preferences Barun Nayak0840 0850 Cataract surgery in vitrectomized & silicone filled eyes Rajesh Sinha0850 0900 Complex situations in femto cataract surgery Chitra Ramamurthy0900 0910 Cataract surgery in cloudy corneas Namrata Sharma0910 0920 Dysphotopsias: Why do they happen & how do we deal? Murali Aasuri0920 0930 Refining the outcomes with toric IOLs Gopal Gaju CV0930 1000 Discussion All

Hall B: 0830 – 1000 Complications in Refractive Surgery Chair: Nitesh NarayenCo Chair: Chitra RamamurthyModerator: Syed Maaz

0830 0842 Reading Corneal Topography - when not to operate Rajesh Sinha0842 0854 Complication in Microkeratome LASIK and Femto

LASIKNitesh Narayen

0854 0906 Complications in PRK Ramesh Bobbili0906 0918 Complications in SMILE Syed Maaz0918 0930 Complications in Phakic IOLs/ ICLs Namrata Sharma0930 0942 Overview of complications in Refractive Surgery Chitra Ramamurthy0942 1000 Challenging cases All


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Hall C: 0830 – 1000 Gangadhar Reddy Quiz Chair: Rishi Swarup

Hall A: 1000 – 1130 G Ramachandra Rao Symposium on Refractive Surgery Chair: Nandkishore KidambiCo Chair: Jagadesh C ReddyModerator: Rajesh Sinha

1000 1010 Selection of a patient for keratorefractive surgery Nandkishore Kidambi

1011 1020 When and why do I prefer surface ablation Rishi Swarup1021 1030 Complications of LASIK Namrata Sharma1031 1045 Nuances with posterior chamber Phakic IOLs Rajesh Sinha1046 1100 SMILE: Integrating the technology Chitra Ramamurthy1101 1115 Residual Refractive error: Enhancement approach! Jagadesh C Reddy1116 1130 Discussion All

Hall B: 1000 – 1130 Toric IOLs Chair: Chitra RamamurthyCo Chair: RP ChallaModerator: Rishi Swarup1000 1010 Recent advances in Biometry for Toric IO Muralidhar R1011 1020 Case Selection for Toric IOL Rishi Swarup1021 1030 Surgical tips for Optimising Toric IOL Madhukar K Reddy1031 1040 Intra op Aberrometry - does it enhance Toric outcomes? Namrata Sharma1041 1050 Toric IOL complications Chitra Ramamurthy1051 1100 Toric IOLs in irregular corneas – Do’s & Don'ts Rajesh Sinha1101 1130 Discussion All

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Hall C: 1000 – 1100 Video assisted spectrum of Glaucoma Surgery Chair: Vanita Pathak RayCo Chair: Syed Mujeeb IqbalCo Chair: Barun K NayakModerator: Garudadri Balu

1000 1010 Step-by-step trabeculectomy Garudadri Balu1010 1012 Augmented trabeculectomy - MMC Vanita Pathak Ray1012 1015 Augmented trabeculectomy - Express Shunt Syed Asghar Hussain

Naqvi1015 1020 Combined cataract and trabeculectomy Syed Mujeeb Iqbal1020 1025 Rescue of a failing or failed bleb Garudadri Balu1025 1030 Trabeculotomy Syed Asghar Hussain

Naqvi1030 1035 Glaucoma Drainage devices - Valved Syed Mujeeb Iqbal1035 1040 Glaucoma Drainage devices - Non-valved Vanita Pathak Ray1040 1045 Cyclo-procedures – Trans scleral Syed Mujeeb Iqbal1045 1050 Cyclo-procedures – Endoscopic cyclo procedures Vanita Pathak Ray1050 1100 Discussion

Hall A: 1130 – 1300 VV Ramana Rao Grand Rounds Chair: Rajesh SinhaJudge: Modini PJudge: Vishwanath KJudge: Kalyani Prasad1131 1135 Blend it like Cornea - The tale of 3 Storeys Arjun Srirampur1136 1140 Unilateral Proptosis with visual impairment in a young

male: Initial clinical manifestations of Fibrous DysplasiaArshia Mohammed

1141 1145 Role of plasmapheresis in neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder

Gadde Madhuri

1146 1150 Management of an atypical case of terrien’s marginal degeneration

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1156 1200 New laser approach for the management of pseudophakic malignant glaucoma

Mythili Kota

1201 1205 Extensive meibomian gland carcinoma- a rare sebaceous gland tumor

Udit Ajmani

1206 1210 Managing reccurent granular dystrophy with lasers Annapurna NV1211 1215 Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty for fungal keratitis Sritha Vemuganti1216 1220 DISCUSSION1221 1225 Welder’s maculopathy mimicking as macular hole Supriya Patil1226 1230 Microsporidia returns Garvit Bhutani1231 1235 Retained Lenticule management following complicated

SMILERaghavender Reddy Arra

1236 1240 Management of fibrosed descemet’s membrane detachment after uneventful phacoemulsification

Sannapuri Sravanthi

1241 1245 DISCUSSION1246 1250 Beyond the angles in angle closure disease! Vishwa Shah1251 1255 Iridodialysis repair with iris claw len Kalpana Rani G1256 1300 High-resolution OCT in a case of descemetocele

managed with amniotic membrane transplantationNilufer Sultana

1301 1305 A sad saga of two eyes:one dances in turbulence,other looms in darkness – a case report

Subhav Pershad


Hall B1130 – 1300 Basic Aspects for a good researcher Chair: Tandava KrishnanCo Chair: Barun K NayakModerator: Savitri Sharma

1130 1145 Statistics for beginners Shamanna BR1145 1200 How to choose the correct statistical test Barun K Nayak1200 1215 How to plan and execute a study Padmaja K Rani1215 1230 Search strategies for medical literature Tandava Krishnan1230 1245 The science and art of writing a paper Savitri Sharma1245 1300 Discussion All

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Hall C1100 – 1200 Masterclass: Pediatric Cataract Surgery in Special Situations Chair: Muralidhar RamappaCo Chair: Jyoti MataliaModerator: Murali K Aasuri

1100 1102 Introduction and over view Muralidhar Ramappa1102 1112 Cataract surgery in anterior segment disorders Muralidhar Ramappa1112 1122 IOL implantation in infants Murali K Aasuri1122 1132 Management of pediatric cataract with posterior

capsular abnormalities or dehiscenceJyoti Matalia

1132 1142 Secondary IOLs or IOL exchanges Rajesh Sinha1142 1200 Discussion

Hall C1200 – 1300 Non Competitive Free papers Chair Raman Co Chair Satyavani KCo Chair Siva Kumar 1200 1205 Younger Vs Older Asian Indian Children with

Retinoblastoma Clinical presentation and outcomeArpita Maniar

1206 1210 To assess the outcome of aspiration and sclerotherapy with sodium tertadecyl sulphate (STS) in the management of conjunctival inclusion cysts.

Arpita Nayak

1211 1215 Incidence of decreased vision with PCO following small incision cataract surgery with rigid PMMA IOL

Gajjala R Bharath Kumar

1216 1220 DISCUSSION1221 1225 Clinico-pathological study of lacrimal gland masses in

a tertiary care centre Maria Farooqui

1226 1230 Study of incidence of steroid induced glaucoma after cataract surgery

Maria Farooqui

1231 1235 Dacryocystorhinostomy- A comparitive study with & without Tube Intubation

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1241 1245 Manipulative gonioscopy as a predictor of angle opening – post nd YAG iridotomy in pacs patients

Pavan Kumar Reddy

1246 1250 Enucleation in adult population: A study of 478 patients

Sai Divya J

1251 1255 Effects of methotrexate treatment in chronic non-infectious uveitis

Sai Suguna Kotamraju

1256 1300 DISCUSSION1301 1305 Study of patients with diabetic retinopathy and

incidence of hypertension and correlation with biochemical parameters

Salguti Sahiti

1306 1310 Assessment of dry eye in rural hospital setting Pavan Kumar Reddy1311 1315 DISCUSSION

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1 Rare Case of Ocular Myasthenia Gravis Aaradhana Reddy G2 Inflammatory pseudotumour of the orbit:a case report Aaradhana Reddy G3 Congenital Fibrosis of the Extra ocular Muscles Aknoor Sriram

Charan4 Aneurysmal bone cyst of orbit: case report Aknoor Sriram

Charan5 A case report on axenfeld rieger syndrome Allam Kirtana6 Marfan syndrome – a case report Ankitha Rachuri7 On the ball- a bubble to fix it all Anupama Kalwad8 DSEK in complex endothelial pathologies Arjun Srirampur9 Unilateral Proptosis with visual impairment in a young male:

Initial clinical manifestations of Fibrous DysplasiaArshia Mohammed

10 JOAG – The missing link Aziza Yasmeen11 Atypical retinitis pigmentosa : case report Bhargavi Pidugu12 Role of IV Immunogolbulin Therapy in Ophthalmology Charuta J Puranik13 Unusual Presentation of TYPE 2 Macula Telangiectasia associated

with Adult Onset CoatsGattu Jyotirmai

14 Non accomodative esotropia coexisting with browns syndrome andarnold chairi malformation type 1

Gopi Krishna N

15 A case report on coloboma iris, coloboma choroid V Gurumoorthy16 Incidence of endophthalmitis following intravitreal injections Janga Archana17 Spontaneous reattachment of descemet’s membrane detachment

post Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty (DALK) in a case of macular dystrophy

K Kavya Reddy

18 Ocular management challenges in laryngo-onycho-cutaneous(LOC)syndrome or Shabbir syndrome

Kalluri Satya Srividya

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19 A case of multifocal choroiditis secondary to tuberculosis Karike Sabitha20 Ectopia lentis leading to diagnosis of rareinborn error of

metabolism: homocystinuriaMaimoona Fareed

21 The Long Term Functional Success of Penetrating keratoplasty (PK) in cases of Primary Congenital Glaucoma (PCG): 28 Years of Our Experience

Muralidhar Ramappa

22 Orbital lymphangioma – a case report Nikitha Reddy G23 Neurofibromatosis: a case report and review Padam Dharani24 Pneumodescemetopexy with Perfluoropropane for acute corneal

hydrops in keratoconusPallavi Gutlapalli

25 Bilateral lisch nodules in a patient with Neurofibromatosis type-1. Pamuru Drusya26 Outcomes of DALK P.Pavani Yelamanchili27 Iris cyst a case report Peddi Santosh28 Ocular manifestations with corneal OCT changes in a rare case of

Xeroderma pigmentosumPrathima Linga

29 A case of CNG tuberculoma as bilateral BRAO - A case report P Preethi30 Comparison of visual outcome and optical quality using double

pass system for lenticuloschisis in reLEx SMILERaghavender Reddy Arra

31 Goldenhar syndrome presenting with ocular dermoid cyst : a case report

Ramya Sri K

32 Isolated papillitis as the prominent ocular sign in immunocompromised patient – a case report

Rashmi Maloth

33 Lipemia retinalis in an infant with acute pancreatitis S Swathi34 A rare case of AVELLINO CORNEAL DYSTROPHY. Suguna Kotamraju35 Diagnosis of BARDET BEIDL SYNDROME in a child presenting

with diminished visionSuguna Kotamraju

36 A case of choroidal hemangioma Salguti Sahiti37 Primary Pterygium in a 8-Year-Old child: Report of a Rare Case Sangepu Rajani38 Fluoxetine, a selective serotinin reuptake inhibitor overdose

resulting in a central retinal vein occlusionSannapuri Sravanthi

39 A case report of Anaemic Retinopathy Sharat Chandra BN40 Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia(OSSN)in HIV positive

patients -A clinical and histopathological studyModini P


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41 Circumscribed choroidal hemangioma – A rare choroidal tumour.

Spandana Nimma

42 A case report of Pituitary macroadenoma with homonymous hemianopia

Srinivas Pavan Kumar Y

43 Blepharophimosis ptosis epicanthus inversus syndrome with keratoconus

Sritha Vemuganti

44 Study of risk factors and demographic factors associated with type of age related macular degeneration (amd)

Srujana Pinapala

45 A case of penetrating ocular trauma with pupillary block with intrlenticular foreignbody

Srujana Nalabolu

46 Sturge weber syndrome – a case report Tanveer Fathima47 Imitator of glaucoma : Optic disc pit Tarannum Mansoori48 True exfoliation of lens capsule Tarannum Mansoori49 Giant cell arteritis : A RARE CASE REPORT Vaggu Sree Kumar50 Sequelae ofsimple hamartoma of retina in young adult -a unique

case reportSnehitha Alla

51 Valsalva retinopathy ( case report) Brunda Moparthi52 Incomplete aniridia with cataract and micro cornea Gopi Krishna Chetti53 Eales plus adult onset coats disease or late vascular changes in

eales diseases masqueriding coats type reactionT Haritha Goud

54 Immune mediated retinal vasculitis – post typhoid fever Kalpana Rani55 Underdiagnosed simultaneous unilateral presentation of crao in

crvo patient detected by spectral domain octLavanya Racha

56 Unilateral pigmentary retinpathy associated with free floating vitreous cyst - a case report

Kavatha Rani M

57 Progressive ocular inflammation in patient with harada’s disease following anti tubercular therapy - case report

Naagasusmitha Jeedigunda

58 Simplified surgical treatment in a rare case of LEFT EYE BROWN’S SYNDROME coexisting with concomitant exotropia

Naagasusmitha Jeedigunda

59 Cilioretinal artery occlusion as presumed before ocular tuberculosis - case report

Rajesh Kumar N

60 Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis - Presenting as mature cataract in young male

Samyuktha Reddy

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61 Juvenile primary open angle glaucoma with macular schisis and foveal detachment – case report

Tejaswini K

63 Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia with Concomitant Microbial Keratitis

Anasua Kapoor

64 To report a case of psuedotumor Lakshmi Reddy65 A case of left lateral rectus palsy with a lesion in the left cavernous

sinusPrasanna Lakshmi U

66 Ocular surface squamous neoplasia – a case report and review Prasanna Lakshmi G67 A case of USHER'S SYNDROME Shiva Kumar Ammula68 A case of bilateral rectus palsy in RTA with acute hemorrhagic

strokeSaphalya Chella

69 A case of marfans syndrome. Amith Kumar Pampalkar

70 Intra operative massive supra choroidal haemorrhage in myopic retinal detachment case

Prasanna Bharathi NVN

71 A rare case of crouzon syndrome:ocular features G Aaradhana Reddy72 Bardet Biedl Syndrome: An Unusual Presentation Asif Ullah Siddiqui73 A case of Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia Harika Anne74 First ever Post SMILE cataract surgery with multifocal IOL Raghavender Reddy

Arra75 Double choking -Impending CRVO central retinal vein occlusion

with cilioretinal artery occlusionKalpana Rani G

76 Ocular Manifestations of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Srujana Reddy Nalabolu

77 Chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia with exotropia – a case report

R. Rakesh Singh

78 Comparative study of pre & post small incision catract surgery(sics) corneal topography changes and its visual outcome

Tejaswini M

79 Ocular manifestations of head injury patients presenting to Mamata General Hospital, Khammam

Yashaswi Pendyala

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8182 Enucleation in pediatric population: A study of 1490 patients Bejjanki Kavya

Madhuri83 Sclerotherapy for Lymphangioma Bejjanki Kavya

Madhuri84 Pterygium excision with no glue no suture amniotic membrane

graftGadde Aruna Kumari

85 Visual outcome and complications of diabetic vitrectomy in patients with altered renal parameters vs normal patients

Keerthi Kunche

86 Surgical Removal of Implantation Iris Cysts: Indications, Surgical Challenges and Long-Term Outcomes

Muralidhar Ramappa

87 Orbital polyostotic fibrous dysplasia with proptosis Ramya Sri K88 Retrospective study of ocular trauma cases P Sambasiva Reddy89 Ruthenium 106- Plaque Brachytherapy in Diffuse choroidal

HemangiomaHaripriya Sameeksha T

90 An unusual case of orbital Cysticercosis Manmitha Reddy Muppidi

91 Retinoscopic evaluation of refractive error in pseudophakic eyes Divya Thatikonda92 A clinical study on Etiopathogenesis of Proptosis Sujani Sunkesula93 Duane’s retraction syndrome-a case report synopsis S M Qutubuddin Ali94 An unusual pathogenic social amoeba, Dictyostelium

Polycephalum causing keratitisKavya Reddy K

95 Conjunctival Involvement in Rosai Dorfman Disease: A Report of Two Cases

Anasua Kapoor

96 STICKLER’S SYNDROME – a case report Tanveer Fathima97 A case of posterior scleritis with ciliochoroidal detachment and

Angle closure glaucomaR. Pavan Kumar

98 Pituitary Macroadenoma with bitemporal hemianopia CV Sai Prashanthi

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Notes

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