PROGRAMME EXCERPT

Società Oftalmologica Italiana16th International Congress23rd Annual Meeting on Cataract and Refractive SurgeryMilan, from Wednesday 16 to Saturday 19 May 2018, MiCo - Milano Congressi

...Where World’s Ophthalmologists Meet

...Where World’s Ophthalmologists Meet

98th SOI NATIONAL CONGRESSROME • 28 November - 1 December 2018

17th SOI INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSMILAN • 22-25 May 2019

99th SOI NATIONAL CONGRESSROME • 20-23 November 2019

Società Oftalmologica Italiana16th International Congress23rd Annual Meeting on Cataract and Refractive SurgeryMilan, from Wednesday 16 to Saturday 19 May 2018, MiCo - Milano Congressi

...Where World’s Ophthalmologists Meet

With the Patronage of

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Rossella AppolloniFabrizio CamesascaLuca CiminoCiro CostagliolaGiuseppe de CrecchioGiorgio MarchiniAntonio MarinoVincenzo MaurinoMario NubileAlberto PazzagliaLuciano QuarantaMaurizio Giacinto Uva

SOI Scientifi c Programme Consultants

PresidentMatteo Piovella

Deputy Vice PresidentMarco Nardi

Vice PresidentLucio Zeppa

Secretary TreasurerTeresio Avitabile

Vice SecretaryRomolo Appolloni

Committee MembersEmilio CamposMichele CoppolaStefano Gandolfi Edoardo MidenaStefano MigliorAntonio MocellinAlberto MontericcioAntonio RapisardaScipione RossiPasquale Troiano

Permanent AuditorsRosario Giorgio CostaLuca Capoano Stefano Conticello

Deputy AuditorGian Primo Quagliano

SOI Board of Directors

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Matteo PiovellaSOI President

Dear colleagues and friends,As President of SOI and on behalf of the Steering Board it is my great pleasure to welcome you to our 16th International Congress.We look forward to an exciting and stimulating four-days scientifi c event. A vast range of topics will be covered in our top quality continuing professional development and education program.The Congress will take place from Wednesday 16th May at 9:00 a.m. to Saturday 19th May 01.00 p.m. a four-days program including parallel sessions on refractive surgery, glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmology, optics and refraction, medical contactology, low vision, cornea, ocular surface, medical retina, surgical retina, children ophthalmology, strabismus, cataract, uveitis, orbit, plastic surgery, adnexal diseases, dry-eye, eye tumors, instrumental diagnostics and professional liability. Once again SOI presents Italian ophthalmologists with the highest quality lifelong learning program thanks to the presence of outstanding International Opinion Leaders. Five SOI-certifi ed Master classes organized by Together for Sight Foundation NPO will be run in parallel on Wednesday and Thursday.Wednesday 16th May: Master #1 – Refraction – from 2:30 to 06:30 p.m. in parallel with Master #2 – Professional liability: pros and cons of Gelli Law.Thursday 17th May: Master #4 – Knowledge and skills for practicing ophthalmology today - in parallel with Master #5 – Uveitis - from 8:30 to 01:00 p.m. and Master #3 in collaboration with ASMOOI – Knowledge and skills to practice orthoptics – from 02:30 to 06:30 p.m.Master classes will take place in parallel in the Plenary Room. The videos of both programs will be projected on a huge screen. Attendees will wear headsets and have the opportunity to select the channel they are interested in. All the attendees will enjoy both programs switching from one to the other to choose the most relevant topics. SOI-certifi ed Master classes aim at giving attendees the opportunity to access to continuing education activities that are relevant to their background. The speakers, selected for their top-quality teaching and competence, will offer state of the art education on every single subject. At the end of every Master class, after the relevant tests, the attendees will receive their SOI Certifi cate. On Friday and Saturday the traditional Live Surgery sessions of 23rd Annual Joint Meeting of SOI, OSN & AICCER will take place. The program is run live from Ospedale Humanitas Gavazzeni in Bergamo, directed by Mario Romano and from CDI – Centro Diagnostico Italiano in Milan, directed by Edoardo Ligabue.Friday 18th May:– S21 - 23rd Annual Joint Meeting of SOI, OSN & AICCER - Advanced Technologies and Eye Surgery: Looking for a New Style

of Vision - Part one from 8:00 a.m. to 01:00 p.m.– S22 - 23rd Annual Joint Meeting of SOI, OSN & AICCER - Advanced Technologies in Cataract Surgery: The New Way - Part

two from 02:30 to 05:30 p.m.Saturday 19th May:– S27 - 23rd Annual Joint Meeting of SOI, OSN & AICCER - Advanced Technologies in Cataract Surgery: The New Way - Part

three from 8:00 a.m. to 01:00 p.m.During 23rd Annual Joint Meeting SOI, OSN & AICCER the most outstanding International Opinion Leaders will lecture as it has been the case over the past 23 years. Prestigious presentations will be offered by Prof. Ioannis G. Pallikaris, SOI Honorary Award in Ophthalmology 2018, on “The importance of the lens capsule in modern IOL surgery” and Prof. Steve Schallhorn, Benedetto Strampelli SOI Medal Lecture 2018, on “Refractive lens exchange in younger and older presbyopes: comparison of complication rates, 3 months clinical and patient-reported outcomes”.Giuseppe Perricelli will receive the SOI Award A Life Spent Serving Ophthalmology 2018 and Maria Sole Polito will receive the Mario Gelsomino SOI Award 2018. During our Congress the largest eye care exhibition will be on show: equipment, drugs and supplements, IOLs, eye care medical devices and all the newest technology breakthroughs. An important moment for the life of our Society will be the Ordinary Assembly: Thursday 17th May in the Plenary Room at 11:00 a.m. during which two free membership fees will be drawn as Socio Benemerito Sostenitore SOI 2019, equal to 700,00 euros each.More fees will be drawn in the Plenary Room during the following events:– Wed 16th during Master #1 and #2 – Thu 17th during Master #4 and #5 – Sat 19th during 23rd Annual Joint Meeting SOI, OSN & AICCER (S27).Enjoy our Congress and save the date for next 98th SOI National Congress from Wed 28 Nov to Sat 1st Dic 2018 in Rome.

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SOI Awards 2018

Benedetto Strampelli SOI Medal Lecture In memory of Professor Benedetto Strampelli, world-renowned ophthalmologist, since 2005 it has been awarded to ophthalmologists for their outstanding contributions to scientifi c research in various fi elds.

SOI Honorary Award in OphthalmologySince 2008 its has been awarded to professionals for their organizational or scientifi c contribution to the progress of ophthalmology.

A Life spent serving OphthalmologySince 2006 it has been awarded to professionals who devote their skills to improve ophthalmologists’ practice and scientifi c research.

Mario Gelsomino SOI AwardSince 2006 Alfa Intes have been granting a € 6,000 scholarship in memory of Professor Mario Gelsomino, the company founder, who devoted his life to vision and ophthalmology. The scholarship supports professional development of young SOI members. The winners choose the course they want to attend.

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SOI Awards 2018

Friday, May 18

SESSION 21 Red 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)

SOI Award - A Life Spent Serving Ophthalmology 2018 ore 10:33Giuseppe Perricelli

Benedetto Strampelli SOI Medal Lecture 2018 ore 11:25Steve SchallhornRefractive lens exchange in younger and older presbyopes: comparison of complication rates, 3 months clinical and patient-reported outcomes

SESSION 22 Red 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)

Mario Gelsomino SOI Award 2018 ore 16:05Maria Sole Polito

Saturday, May 19

SESSION 27 Red 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)

SOI Honorary Award in Ophthalmology 2018 ore 10:37Ioannis G. PallikarisThe importance of the lens capsule in modern IOL surgery

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Benedetto Strampelli SOI Medal Lecture 20182018

Steve Schallhorn is board certifi ed and licensed ophthalmologist in private practice in San Diego, CA, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of California, San Francisco, Chief Medical Offi cer for Zeiss and Chairman of the Optical Express Medical Advisor Board. After graduating from Colorado State University, Captain Schallhorn entered the US Navy in 1977 and was trained as an F-14 naval aviator. Following several deployments on USS Ranger, he was selected and served as a Navy Fighter Weapons School instructor (TOPGUN) teaching air combat to fl eet fi ghter pilots. He then completed a medical degree at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, ophthalmology residency at the Naval Medical Center San Diego in 1993, and cornea fellowship at the Doheny Eye Institute, University of Southern California. He retired from the Navy in February 2007 as the US Navy’s Refractive Surgery Program Manager where he managed a multi-million dollar budget and directed the center at the Naval Medical Center San Diego. He was the founder of the Department of Defense refractive surgery program which now consists of over 20 centers providing mission-enhancing surgery to active duty personnel. Doctor Schallhorn has led many studies on the safety and effectiveness of eye surgery with a special emphasis on evaluating the physiologic impact of environmental extremes, such as hypoxia, hypobaria, as well as the quality of vision. He has presented to the FDA numerous times and was instrumental in the approval of many ophthalmic devices. He routinely receives consultation requests from governmental and civilian organizations around the world.

Refractive lens exchange in younger and older presbyopes: comparison of complication, 3 months clinical and patient-reported outcomesSteven C. Schallhorn

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Benedetto Strampelli SOI Medal Lecture

2011 Negative Dysphotopsia: Mechanism and ManagementJack T. Holladay

2012 New Advances in Cataract and IOL Surgery - Going from Good to Great by the Integration of Diagnostic and Therapeutic TechnologiesStephen S. Lane

2013 Refractive Cataract Surgery Comes of AgeEric Donnenfeld

2014 The Evolution of OVD Techniques in Cataract SurgerySteve A. Arshinoff

2006 Cataract Surgery in the Glaucoma PatientRichard L. Lindstrom

2007 Intraoperative Floppy Iris SyndromeDavid F. Chang

2008 Phacoemulsifi cation in Diffi cult and Challenging Cataract CasesI. Howard Fine

2009 The Pursuit of Implants to Correct PresbyopiaRoger F. Steinert

2010 The Future of Cataract SurgerySamuel Masket

2005History of intra Ocular Implant: the role of an Italian geniusPier Enrico Gallenga

2015Never Stop Learning: Using Advanced Technology for Improved Patient OutcomeDonald N. Serafano

2016The Eye and Technology: How Smartphones and Similar Devices Assist the Patient/Doctor RelationshipLucio Buratto

2017What is the best platform for the IOLs of the future? Roberto Zaldivar

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Ioannis Pallikaris received his medical degree at the University of Thessaloniki, Greece (1972) and completed his residency and PhD thesis at the University of Zurich, Switzerland (1981). During these years, he also completed graduate studies at the University of Munich (Institute of Physiological Optic, 1978), at the University of Vienna (Ultrasound in Ophthalmology, 1979), and at the University of Zurich (Department of microvascular surgery, 1980). Subsequently, he received an honorary consultant position at the Hippocration Hospital of Thessaloniki, Greece (1981-1986), and became Director of the Ophthalmology Clinic Hospital of Chania, Greece (1986-1988). He has been a Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Crete since 1996. Over the course of the years at the University of Crete, he became the founder and director of the Vardinoyannion Eye Institute of Crete (VEIC, 1989) and Institute of Vision and Optics (IVO, 2005), chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Crete, and the director of the Eye Clinic of the University Hospital of Heraklion, Greece (1996-2004). Ioannis Pallikaris was the rector of the University of Crete from 2004 to 2011, he was President of the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ESCRS) from 2006 to 2008 and while he is also a Board member of ESCRS from 2011. His research interests expand in all fi elds of ophthalmology, including refractive surgery, visual optics, medical lasers, biopolymers, retinal surgery and image analysis, and the design and development of microsurgical instrumentation. While today he has a broad fi eld of interests, his most signifi cant impact is in refractive surgery, in which he is considered internationally as one of the most opinionated leaders. At his early years, he published three breakthrough articles related to the development and investigation of laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK). Since then, he had a great impact in the fi eld of ophthalmology while today he is considered “the father of LASIK”, the most world wide acknowledged and used technique in refractive surgery today. In many countries LASIK is the most frequent surgical operation on the human body (followed by cataract surgery). Prof. Pallikaris has published approximately 198 articles in international peer-reviewed scientifi c journals and 27 articles in national peer-reviewed scientifi c journals. He is the editor of 5 books in ophthalmology, the most notable one being the book LASIK, a reference point for refractive surgeons worldwide. Moreover, he is the author or co-author of 17 invited chapters in International scientifi c books, while he is a reviewer in 5 international peer-reviewed journals. He has more than 2264 citations, while he holds more than 20 patents. In addition, he has been an invited speaker in more than 250 international conferences from 1998-2017, has over 270 and 190 presentations in international and Greek conferences, respectively. Finally, he has been awarded 25 international awards, most notably the “Barraquer award” from the American Academy of Ophthalmology (1997) for his groundbreaking contribution to refractive surgery. Recently, he published a book on prebyopia (Presbyopia: Origins, Effects, and Treatment. Authors: Ioannis Pallikaris, W. Neil Charman, Sotiris Plainis - ISBN-10: 1617110264).

SOI Honorary Award in Ophthalmology 20182018

The importance of the lens capsule in modern IOL surgeryIoannis G. Pallikaris

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SOI Honorary Award in Ophthalmology

2008H. Dunbar Hoskins, Jr.

2009Mary D’Ardis

2010David A. Karcher

2011Richard L. Lindstrom

2012Bruce E. Spivey

2013Rubens Belfort Jr.

2014Stefan Seregard

2016Paul A. Sieving

2017Robert Ritch

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SOI Award A Life Spent Serving Ophthalmology 20182018

Work experienceMarch 2016 – on going – Bausch & Lomb – IOM S.p.A. Business Unit Director Surgical

2015-2016 – D.O.R.C. - Italy National Key Account and Marketing Manager

2003-2015 – Bausch & Lomb – IOM S.p.A. 2014-2015 - Head of Scientifi c Operations Surgical, Pharma and Vision Care 2007-2013 Marketing Manager Surgical 2005-2007 Key Account Manager 2003-2005 Sales Development Manager North Italy

1999-2003 – Medicalia SRL (Storz Distributor) Sales Representative

1996-1999 – Storz Ophtalmic Territory Manager - Emilia Romagna/Toscana

Education1987-1993 – Bachelor degree in Science of Administration

Giuseppe Perricelli

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SOI Award A Life Spent Serving Ophthalmology

2006Bruno Monfrini

2007 Victor Manuel Dias Ferreira

2008James V. Mazzo

2009Giuseppe Benanti

2014Nicola Di Menna

2010Fabio David

2015Fulvio Foschini

2011Henri Chibret

2012Sergio Bove

2013Giovanna Baldo

2016Ludwin Monz

2017Giuseppe Pompilio

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Mario Gelsomino SOI Award 20182018

Maria Sole Polito

Degree(s) and Date(s) 2004 Jun - Classic High School graduation2009 Dic - Degree in Biology at University of Siena2014 Jun - Degree in Medicine and Surgery at University of Siena (110/110 L)2015 Feb - Italian Professional Licence, University of Siena2015 Nov - Residency at School of Ophthalmology, University of Turin Job address: Ospedale San Lazzaro - Torino

Working Experience 2005-2009 Student of Biology2009-2014 Student of Medicine 2015 Nov on going - Resident at School of Ophthalmology, University of Turin

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Mario Gelsomino SOI Award

2006Luca Michelone

2007Luigi Colangelo

2011Chiara Morini

2012Claudia Bruè

2008Michele Illiano

2009 Sonia De Francesco

2013 Chiara De Giacinto

2014 Elena Bartoli

2010Liberatina De Martino

2015Rachele Penna

2016Rossella D'Aloisio

2017Marco Lupidi

PROGRAMME

WEDNESDAY MAY 16

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RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)14:30-18:30 MASTER 1 SOI Certifi cate Master Class in collaboration with Together for Sight Foundation NPO

Refraction President: L. Mele Scientifi c Coordinator: A.C. Piantanida

Part 1: Geometric and physiopathological optics Moderator: L. Mele

14:30 Opening – M. Piovella

14:35 Principles of physics and Gullstrand’s schematic eye model – S. Troisi

14:45 Question Time

14:50 Accomodation and convergence – P.E. Gallenga

15:05 Question Time

15:10 Refraction bias – C. Cagini

15:25 Question Time

Part 2: Objective refraction Moderator: P. Troiano

15:30 Anamnesis, Ophthalmometry, Autorefractometry – L. Mele

15:45 Question Time

15:50 Preliminary tests: sensory dominance, motor dominance, PPA – L. Sabetti

16:05 Question Time

16:10 Visual acuity in adults and children: comparing measurement scales – A.C. Piantanida

16:25 Question Time

16:30 Skiascopy – A. Dickmann

16:45 Question Time

16:50 Correction of refraction bias and presbyopia in adults – A.C. Piantanida

17:05 Question Time

17:10 Balancing correction (bichromatic tests, crossed cylinders technique, Worth’s 4 dot test, red fi lter) G.B. Marcon

17:25 Question Time

Part 3: Refraction in children Moderator: M. Bifani

17:30 Evolution of refractive defects in children – C. Chiesi

17:45 Question Time

17:50 Cycloplegia – C. Schiavi

18:05 Question Time

18:10 Correction of visual defects in children – P.E. Bianchi

18:25 Question Time

18:30 Masterclass ends

THURSDAY MAY 17

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RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)08:30-13:00 MASTER 5 SOI Certifi cate Master Class in collaboration with Together for

Sight Foundation NPO

Uveitis Presidents: T. Avitabile, L. Cimino Scientifi c Coordinators: C. Gagliano, A. Leonardi

1. Introduction Moderator: E.R. Antoniazzi

08:30 Presentation – A. Leonardi

08:32 Epidemiology of uveitis in Italy E. Miserocchi

08:37 Discussion

08:39 Classifi cation of uveitis – M. Accorinti

08:44 Discussion

08:46 Discussion panel – M. Vadalà

2. Instrumental Work-up Moderator: F. Romanelli

08:48 How to quantify anterior chamber infl ammation – L. Vannozzi

08:53 Discussion

08:55 Autofl uorescence – A. Mantovani

09:00 Discussion

09:02 FAG in uveitis – S. Marchi

09:07 Discussion

09:09 Indocyanine in uveitis – I. Cattani

09:14 Discussion

09:16 OCT – P. Mora

09:21 Discussion

09:23 Electrophysiology – B. Falsini

09:28 Discussion

09:30 Discussion panel – E. Interlandi

3. Anterior uveitis Moderator: M. Figus

09:32 Anterior uveitis, a diagnostic approach M. Ferrara

09:37 Discussion

09:39 Acute anterior uveitis – L. Latanza

09:44 Discussion

09:46 When should the patient be referred to a rheumatologist? – F. Muratore

09:51 Discussion

09:53 Anterior uveitis with hypertonia D. Cirone

09:58 Discussion

RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)8:30-13:00 MASTER 4 SOI Certifi cate Master Class in collaboration with Together for

Sight Foundation NPO

Knowledge and skills of practicing ophthalmology today

Presidents: V. De Molfetta, M. Piovella Scientifi c Coordinators: F. Camesasca, P. Troiano

08:30 Introduction – M. Piovella

Adnexia Moderator: C. De Conciliis

08:35 A rational approach to lacrimal duct obstructions – G. Davì

08:44 Using diode laser in lacrimal duct obstructions – F. Garzione

08:53 Blepharoplasty: when there are functional indications and how to prove them – A. Di Maria

09:02 Entropion/ectropion when and how to treat – F. Scullica

Uvea Moderators: L. Cimino, G.M. Modorati

09:11 Etiological diagnosis of uveitis: timing and roadmap – E. Miserocchi

09:20 First line treatment and follow-up indications – E. Miserocchi

Neurophthalmology Moderators: P.E. Bianchi, E. Campos

09:29 When to suspect an optic neuropathy S. Bianchi Marzoli

09:38 Ocular damage or amblyopia? M. Fresina

Ocular surface Moderators: P. Aragona, A. Montericcio

09:47 The importance of diagnosing and treating dry-eye before cataract surgery – E. Villani

09:56 Management of pterygium – M. De Micheli

THURSDAY MAY 17

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10:00 How to treat anterior uveitis with eye drops – P. Rubino

10:05 Discussion

10:07 When not to treat uveitis – V. Volante

10:12 Discussion

10:14 Discussion panel – P. Balestrieri

4. Uveitis in children Moderators: M. Fortunato, P. Nucci

10:16 Epidemiology of uveitis in children M.P. Paroli

10:21 Discussion

10:23 Uveitis in Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis M.E. Zannin

10:28 Discussion

10:30 Complications of uveitis in children R. Caputo

10:35 Discussion

10:37 Masquerade Syndromes in children T. Hadjistilianou

10:42 Discussion

10:44 Discussion panel – R. De Marco, S. Guerriero

5. Intermediate uveitis Moderator: P.E. Bianchi

10:46 Clinical approach – G.M. Modorati

10:51 Discussion

10:53 Pars Planitis – F. Machetta

10:58 Discussion

11:30 Lyme’s disease – P. Allegri

11:35 Discussion

11:37 Intermediate uveitis and neurologic pathologies – S. Bianchi Marzoli

11:42 Discussion

11:44 Discussion panel – A. Brancaleoni

6. Posterior uveitis Moderator: A. Pazzaglia

11:46 Clinical approach – L. De Simone

11:51 Discussion

11:53 Primary infl ammatory chorio papillopathies – M. Papadia

11:58 Discussion

Cornea Moderators: M. Busin, L. Mastropasqua,

S. Rizzuto

10:05 How to choose cross-linking protocol C. Caruso

10:14 Management of post-op corneal failure M. Cacciatori

10:23 Use and limits of intrastromal rings D.E. Severino

Lens Moderators: M. Piovella, D. Tognetto

10:32 When to recommend toric IOLs F. Camesasca

10:41 When to recommend multifocal IOLs A. Franchini

10:50 Management of surgical complications and aphakia – F.L.A. Carraro

Vitreo retina Moderators: P. Arpa, M. Coppola, V. Petitti

11:30 What to consider before recommending macular peeling – M. Codenotti

11:39 Retinal lesions where prophylaxis is recommended – A.L. Massacesi

11:48 Management of diabetic retinopathy patients – A. Bianchi

Refraction Moderators: M. Bifani, F. Incarbone

11:57 How to correct hyperopia in children M. Serafi no

11:00 SOI Members Assembly

THURSDAY MAY 17

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12:00 Infectious and non-infectious posterior uveitis – C. Mapelli

12:05 Discussion

12:07 Discussion panel – A. Aondio

7. The treatment of non-infectious uveitis

Moderator: E. Bertelli

12:09 Local parabulbar treatment – F. Viscogliosi

12:14 Discussion

12:16 Intravitreal treatment – C. Fabiani

12:21 Discussion

12:23 When and how to manage systemic treatment – B. Iaccheri

12:28 Discussion

12:30 Biologics – L. Cimino

12:35 Discussion Panel – R. Dell'Omo

8. Differential diagnosis with retinal diseases

Moderator: F. Simonelli

12:37 Hereditary retinal degenerations V. Di Iorio

12:42 Discussion

12:44 Differential diagnosis with other retinal diseases – M. Parravano

12:49 Discussion

12:51 Ocular lymphomas – R. Parrozzani

12:56 Discussion

12:58 Discussion panel – A. Pazzaglia

13:00 Master Class ends

12:06 Controlling the evolution of myopia P. Nucci

12:15 Presbyopia: causes and new corrections – P. Troiano

Refractive surgery Moderators: G. Perone, P. Vinciguerra

12:24 Limits of refractive surgery M.L. Buscemi

12:33 A technique for each defect or one fi ts all? – E. Ligabue

Glaucoma Moderators: S. Miglior, L. Zeppa

12:42 How to adjust treatments to the evolution of glaucoma – F. Bertuzzi

12:51 Discussion

13:00 Master Class ends

RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)13:00-14:30 SESSION 30 SOI Symposium Clinical indications, patient selection and surgical center organization to adopt advanced

technology IOLs in cataract refractive surgery in the Italian Healthcare System (SSN): the role of the Italian Ophthalmological Society (SOI)

President: L. Buratto Scientifi c Coordinator: M. Piovella Faculty: L. Buratto, A. Cantagalli, C. Carbonara, F. Carones, M. Piovella, S. Rossi, P. Troiano

13:00 Advanced technology IOLs adoption in the Italian Healthcare System. The role of ophthalmologists, companies and SOI – M. Piovella

13:09 Refractive cataract surgery and biometry: the organization of a new clinical model – C. Carbonara

13:18 Advanced technology IOL implant and refractive cataract surgery: what quality standard model? L. Buratto

13:27 Organizational and clinical issues with toric IOLs implants in refractive cataract surgery – A. Cantagalli

13:36 Ocular surface and refractive cataract surgery – P. Troiano

13:45 Role of mechanized capsulotomy in refractive cataract surgery – S. Rossi

THURSDAY MAY 17

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13:54 Upgrading clinical organization for refractive cataract surgery – F. Carones

14:03 Delivery of the best care to support refractive cataract surgery – M. Piovella

14:12 Discussion

14:30 End of session

RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)14:30-18:30 MASTER 3 SOI/ASMOOI Certifi cate Master Class in collaboration with Together for Sight Foundation NPO

Knowledge and skills to practice orthoptics Presidents: P.E. Bianchi, M. Piovella, C.M. Villani Scientifi c Coordinator: S. Simonetta Moderators: R. Bonfi li, E. Campos, M.C. Guzzi

14:30 Ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist: education and training for a healthcare profession – A. Dickmann

14:45 Beyond orthoptics practice. Research and training in healthcare professions – G. Bernardelli

15:00 Ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist today – D. Bruzzichessi

15:15 The role of the orthoptist in hypovision – P. Ferri

15:30 Ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist in neurophthalmology and systemic diseases with ocular involvement – F. Cruciani

15:45 Ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist in imaging diagnostics – F. Berardo

16:00 The role of the orthoptist on the territory – S.L. Formoso

16:15 The role of the orthoptist in medical contactology – F. Bonsignore

16:30 The role of ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist in ergophthalmology – B. Piccoli

16:50 Ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist in clinical research practices – M. Cozzi

17:05 The orthoptist in the OR – X.C. Bucella

17:20 The working conditions of the ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist – S. Simonetta

17:35 Professional liability of the ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist – P. Troiano

17:50 Proposal for a revised professional role of ophthalmologist’s assistant orthoptist – M. Piovella

18:05 Discussion

18:30 Master Class ends

FRIDAY MAY 18

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RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)08:00-13:00 SESSION 21 23rd Annual Joint Meeting of SOI, OSN & AICCER Advanced Technologies and Eye Surgery: Looking for a New Style of Vision Programme Committee: R.L. Lindstrom, M. Piovella, P. Vinciguerra Live Surgery from Ophthalmic Department of Humanitas Hospital - Bergamo Chairman: M. Romano Live Surgery Program Directors: A. Mocellin, A. Montericcio, M. Piovella, L. Zeppa Surgical Theatre Coordinator: G. Ricciardelli Surgical Theatre Moderator: A. Montericcio

Part One

08:00 Live Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: G. Addabbo, G. Besozzi, R. Dossi, A. Mocellin, R. Sciacca Surgeons: M. Stefi ni (B&L - Eye Cee One Crystal Preloaded), M. Verolino (DORC/Rayner Trifocal IOL),

P. Petrella (B&L - Envista Toric MX6OPT)

08:38 Improvement of visual and functional outcomes after implantation of Lentis Mplus Toric versus Lentis Mplus – M. Rau

08:45 Licence to save: a UK survey of Anti-VEGF use for the eye – S. Di Simplicio Cherubini

08:52 Live Retina Macular Pucker Surgery Chairpersons: G. Addabbo, G. Besozzi, R. Dossi, A. Mocellin, R. Sciacca Surgeons: M. Romano (Alcon - Macular Pucker), V. Scorcia (B&L - Macular Pucker)

09:24 Femtocataract Refractive Live Surgery Symposium – Part One Live Alcon LensX Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery from CDI Centro Diagnostico Italiano - Milano Chairman: E. Ligabue – First Part Chairpersons: G. Caramello, L. Mastropasqua, M. Rossi, S. Rossi, G. Savini, S. Zuccarini Surgeon: L. Gualdi (Alcon - PanOptix)

09:31 Ten things industry partners should do for the benefi t of cataract surgeons and their patients K.M. Miller

09:38 Live Alcon LensX Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery – Second Part Surgeon: L. Gualdi (Alcon - PanOptix)

09:50 Live Alcon LensX Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery – Third Part Surgeon: E. Ligabue (Alcon - Toric PanOptix)

09:57 Cataract surgery effi ciency study utilizing the Zeiss Cataract Suite – R.L. Toyos

10:04 Live Alcon LensX Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery - Fourth Part Surgeon: E. Ligabue (Alcon - Toric PanOptix)

10:16 Glistening and light scattering: impact on patients’ life – G. Auffarth

10:26 Live Victus B&L Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery from Ophthalmic Department of Humanitas Hospital - Bergamo – Chairman: M. Romano

Chairpersons: T. Avitabile, F. Camesasca, M. Nardi, F. Spedale Live Victus B&L Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery - Part Fifth Surgeon: M. Piovella (B&L - Envista Toric MX6OPT)

10:33 SOI Award: A Life Spent Serving Ophthalmology 2018 Chairpersons: T. Avitabile, F. Camesasca, M. Nardi, F. Spedale Giuseppe Perricelli - Bausch & Lomb

10:39 Live Victus B&L Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery - Part Sixth Surgeon: M. Piovella (B&L - Envista Toric MX6OPT)

10:51 Live Retina Macular Pucker Surgery Chairpersons: P. Arpa, M.C. Cascella, A. Marino Surgeons: M. Romano (DORC - Macular Pucker), L. Caretti (B&L - Macular Pucker)

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11:25 Benedetto Strampelli SOI Medal Lecture 2018 Chairpersons: R. Appolloni, T. Avitabile, M. Nardi, A. Rapisarda, L. Zeppa Refractive lens exchange in younger and older presbyopes: comparison of complication rates,

3 months clinical and patient-reported outcomes Steve Schallhorn

11:39 Live Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: E. Bernasconi, M. Bifani, C. Carbonara, F. Spedale Surgeons: G. Alessio (Zeiss - AT Lisa Tri Toric 939MP), C. Savaresi (DORC/Rayner Trifocal IOL),

M. Chizzolini (Alcon - Clareon®), S. Morselli (B&L - Eye Cee One Crystal Preloaded)

12:25 New diagnostic and treatments in dry eye disease – R.L. Toyos

12:32 Live Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: E. Bernasconi, M. Bifani, C. Carbonara, F. Spedale Surgeons: M. Piovella (Acufocus IC8/Zepto), D. De Durante (DORC/Rayner Toric IOL)

13:00 Session ends

We wish to thank Alcon Italia for the supply of consumable materials

RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)14:30-17:30 SESSION 22 23rd Annual Joint Meeting of SOI, OSN & AICCER Advanced Technologies in Cataract Surgery: The New Way Programme Committee: R.L. Lindstrom, M. Piovella, P. Vinciguerra Live Surgery from Ophthalmic Department of Humanitas Hospital - Bergamo Chairman: M. Romano Live Surgery Program Directors: A. Mocellin, A. Montericcio, M. Piovella, L. Zeppa Surgical Theatre Coordinator: D. Allegrini Surgical Theatre Moderator: A. Montericcio

Part Two

14:30 Live Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: M. Barca, P. Petrella, G. Savini Surgeons: F. Laurelli (Alcon - Clareon®), G. Sbordone (Zeiss - Lucia IOL)

14:55 Blepharitis and cataract surgery: problems and new solutions – V. Scorcia

15:08 Femtocataract Refractive Live Surgery Symposium – Part Two Chairpersons: M. Barca, C. Mariotti, P. Petrella, G. Savini Live Alcon LensX Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery from CDI Centro Diagnostico Italiano - Milano

Chairman: E. Ligabue Live Alcon LensX Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery – Seventh Part Surgeon: D. Tognetto (Alcon - PanOptix)

15:15 Hyperopic corneal refractive surgery – State of the art – K. Ditzen

15:22 Live Alcon LensX Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery – Eighth Part Surgeon: D. Tognetto (Alcon - PanOptix)

15:33 How to get started with femto-second laser cataract surgery painlessly – H.D. Perry

15:40 Live Victus B&L Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery from Ophthalmic Department of Humanitas Hospital - Bergamo

Chairpersons: S. Rossi, F. Spedale Live Victus B&L Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery - Ninth Part Surgeon: E. Destro (B&L - Envista Toric MX6OPT)

15:47 Presby LASIK – K. Ditzen

15:54 Live Victus B&L Femtolaser Assisted Cataract Surgery – Tenth Part Surgeon: E. Destro (B&L - Envista Toric MX6OPT)

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16:05 Mario Gelsomino SOI Award 2018 Chairperson: A. Mocellin Maria Sole Polito

16:12 Live Retina Macular Pucker and Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: S. Accetta, R. Appolloni, L. Cappuccini, F. Spedale Surgeons: V. Primavera (Macular Pucker - Alcon), A. Vaiano (B&L - Eye Cee One Preloaded), M. Sartore

(Macular Pucker - DORC)

16:53 Second Sight Retinal Implants: potentiality and opportunity of an emerging technology – M. Chizzolini

17:05 Live Retina Macular Pucker Surgery Chairpersons: S. Accetta, R. Appolloni, G. Besozzi, L. Cappuccini Surgeons: F. Patelli (Macular Pucker - Alcon), F.L.A. Carraro (Macular Pucker - B&L)

17:30 Session ends

We wish to thank Alcon Italia for the supply of consumable materials

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RED 1 and 2 (Plenary Hall)08:00-13:00 SESSION 27 23rd Annual Joint Meeting of SOI, OSN & AICCER Advanced Technologies in Cataract Surgery: The New Way Programme Committee: R.L. Lindstrom, M. Piovella, P. Vinciguerra Live Surgery from Ophthalmic Department of Humanitas Hospital - Bergamo Chairman: M. Romano Live Surgery Program Directors: A. Mocellin, A. Montericcio, M. Piovella, L. Zeppa Surgical Theatre Coordinator: G. Ricciardelli Surgical Theatre Moderator: F. Incarbone

Part Three

08:00 Live Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: A. Mocellin, D. Surace, P. Troiano Surgeons: F. Camesasca (Zeiss - AT Lisa Tri Toric 939MP), F. Basilico (Alcon - Clareon®)

08:28 Best Papers SOI 2018 C01 - The volume of peripapillary vessels within the retinal nerve fiber layer: an optical coherence

tomography angiography study of normal subjects Davide Allegrini

08:35 C02 - Custom Fast Corneal Cross-linking: a new customized, Epi-on pachymetry dependent technology, with modulated UV light, reduced fluence and shorter duration. A 24-month comparison vs Dresden Protocol

Ciro Caruso

08:42 C03 - Qualitative and quantitative characterization of Meibomian Glands in patients affected by hematological malignancies

Giuseppe Giannaccare

08:49 AMD Masqueraders: when the treatment doesn’t work – K.A. Warren

08:56 Is lid hygiene realty necessary before ophthalmic surgery? – H.D. Perry

09:03 Live Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: F. D'Arrigo, I. Figini, A. Franchini, G. Perone Surgeons: T. Franchini (Alcon - Clareon®), M. Recupero (Zeiss - AT LARA)

09:31 Supraciliary microstent implantation with cataract surgery in patients with open angle glaucoma – M. Rau

09:38 Mastering MIGS – E.R. Craven

09:45 Live Glaucoma Surgery Chairpersons: D. Capobianco, S. Miglior, M. Sacchi Surgeons: L. Zeppa (Trabeculectomy), C. Mariotti (Cypass - Alcon), L. Zeppa (XEN, Glaucoma Gel

Implant - Allergan)

10:30 Intraocular glaucoma drug delivery – E.R. Craven

10:37 SOI Honorary Award in Ophthalmology 2018 Chairpersons: T. Avitabile, F. Camesasca, E. Campos, M. Nardi The importance of lens capsule in modern IOL surgery Ioannis G. Pallikaris

10:51 Live Refractive Cataract Surgery Chairpersons: F. Dossi, S. Vergani Surgeons: M. Piovella (Zeiss/Zepto - AT Lisa Tri Toric 939MP), M.L. Buscemi (Alcon - PanOptix)

11:22 Management of iris prolapse and iris defect at the time of cataract surgery – K.M. Miller

11:29 Live Cataract Surgery Implanting Artificial Iris in Congenital Aniridia Surgeons: L. Zeppa (New Tech - Facoemulsificatore QUBO PRO-RUCK/ELLEGI MEDICAL OPTICS), M. Omiadze (Alcon)

12:23 Current concepts in the prophilaxis and treatment of post-operative CME – K.A. Warren

12:30 Live Endothelial Keratoplasty Surgery Chairpersons: F. Dossi, F. Romano, S. Vergani Surgeon: V. Romano

13:00 Session ends

We wish to thank Alcon Italia for the supply of consumable materials

INFORMATION

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Congress VenueMiCo - Milano Congressi – North Wing, Gate 14Via Gattamelata 5 – 20100 Milano

Scientifi c SecretariatSOI Board of DirectorsVia dei Mille 35 – 00185 Roma – Tel. +39 06 4464514 – +39 06 44702826 – Fax + 39 06 4468403internazionalesoi@sedesoi.com

Provider and Organizing Secretariat Congressi Medici Oculisti s.r.l.Via dei Mille 35 – 00185 Roma – Tel. +39 06 4464514 – Fax +39 06 4466599 – segreteria@cmocongressi.it

Press Offi ce Monica Assanta – uffi ciostampa@soiweb.com

Hotel BookingKuoni Destination Management SpAViale Castro Pretorio, 124 – 00185 Roma – Tel. +39 06 49227720 – congressi.soi@it.kuoni.com

GENERAL INFORMATION

In order to participate in the 16th SOI International Congress in all the scheduled events and to visit the exhibition, a registration is required. The application form must be handed to the organizing secretariat and an entry fee must be paid, in compliance with the table below. The congress is reserved to: ophthalmologists, postgraduate students in ophthalmology, medical specialists that are not ophthalmologists, biologists, orthoptists/assistants of ophthalmology and nurses, students in medicine and orthoptists.Registered participants will be provided with a badge with their personal name and photo. With no photo on the badge, participants will not be allowed to enter the exhibition and the congress area.

Registration FeesRegistration for the 16th SOI International Congress is free for SOI members who have renewed their membership fee for the current year. Non-SOI Members can attend the congress by paying a congress fee according to the following table:

• SOI Members (up-to-date with the 2018 membership fee) € 0,00 • Non-ophthalmologist specialist doctors (upon presentation of their specialization certifi cate) € 250,00 • Non-SOI-member Italian Ophthalmologists (upon presentation of their specialization certifi cate) € 800,00 • Medical or orthoptists students (upon presentation of a certifi cate related to their qualifi cation as student) € 0,00 • Non-SOI-members Postgraduates students/Attending doctors (upon presentation of registration/certifi cate of attendance) € 400,00 • Biologists € 250,00 • Orthoptists/Assistants in Ophthalmology including ASMOOI registration fee (upon presentation of their specialization certifi cate) € 150,00 • Orthoptists/Assistants in Ophthalmology ASMOOI Members (up to date with the 2018 membership fee) € 0,00 • Nurses (upon presentation of a certifi cate related to their qualifi cation) € 100,00 • Non-SOI-members Foreign Ophthalmologists, including 2018 SOI membership fee (upon presentation of their specialization certifi cate) € 200,00 • Professional Congress Organizers – daily fee € 1.000,00

All fees include local VAT.Accompanying persons not admitted.

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In order to regulate requests from Professional Congress Organizers, it is established an entrance fee of Euro 1.000,00 local VAT included. The registered person will be allowed to enter the congress and the exhibition area but it will not be allowed to have a permanent desk or position, nor to distribute promotional material without permission of SOI Board of Directors. PCOs will have to hand over a formal written request to the Organizing Secretariat to attend the congress and to register at the Reception Desk upon arrival; a personal badge will be provided. Health and Safety Rules and Congress Regulation will be applied.

Payment MethodsAll registration fees should be paid in Euro and made out to Congressi Medici Oculisti Srl.Payments can be made by:• Cash (limited to amounts lower than Euro 3.000,00)• Credit Card/ATM Card • Cheque to Congressi Medici Oculisti Srl

Congress KitAll participants will receive:• Badge to enter the Congress Area • Congress Bag

Registration Desk Registration Desk will be open following the timetable below: • Tuesday 15 May 17:30 - 19:30• Wednesday 16 May 08:00 - 19:00• Thursday 17 May 07:00 - 19:30• Friday 18 May 07:00 - 19:30• Saturday 19 May 07:00 - 14:00

BadgeUpon registration at the Congress Venue, participants that are up-to-date with the congress fee, will receive a non-transferable personal badge with name and photo*. The badge must be worn and visible at all time.

The badge will enable the participant to access the exhibition and the congress area through the barcode checking stations. For security reasons the entrance to the congress area with a badge not including a photo will be not allowed previous. The duplication of the badge will automatically cause the cancellation of the previous one and it will cost 50,00 Euro (local VAT included).

Badges will be provided to the following categories:

Participants Staff E Exhibitors Board of Directors

*photo station: participants receiving a badge without photo will have to reach the Photo station located in the registration area.

Simultaneous TranslationSimultaneous translation service, English/Italian and Italian/English, will be provided for all sessions taking place in Plenary Hall Red 1 and 2 with the exception of SOI Masterclass "Professional liability: pros and cons of Gelli Law".

SOI iNews Channel Last March iNews Channel was born, the Telegram Channel devoted to Italian Ophthalmology.All the users, in addition to receiving our Breaking News, can have immediate access to multimedia material. It is also possible, through specifi c links to access to groups of major interest, as fi ltering surgery, refractive surgery, legal ophthalmology and many more. You can fi nd an information desk in the exhibition area of the SOI Congress.

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Master In the 16th SOI International Congress, SOI Certifi cate Master Class “Professional liability: pros and cons of Gelli Law” and “Refraction” will be held simultaneously on Wednesday, May 16 – afternoon; SOI Certifi cate Master Class “Uveitis” and “Knowledge to practice the profession of ophthalmologist” will be held simultaneously on Thursday, May 17 – morning; SOI Certifi cate Master Class “Knowledge and skills to practice orthoptocs” will be held on Thursady – afternoon.

Live Surgery On Friday May 18 and Saturday May 19 will be held the usual appointment with Live Surgery from Ophthalmic Department of Humanitas Hospital – Bergamo and CDI – Italian Diagnostics Center SOI Life Surgery Programme is the event of the greatest impact on an international level, based on the demonstration of the most advanced surgical techniques in Ophthalmology for the update of Italian and foreign ophtalmo.

ExhibitionThe technical-scientifi c exhibition will be set up in the congress area and all participants with a regular badge will be allowed to access it.

SOI Lounge and Internet pointFree Wi-Fi connection is available in the SOI Lounge. An Internet Point with 5 PCs and internet connection will be available for all participants.

Catering The catering service is located at Level 1 of the Congress Center with the following opening times: Wednesday 16, Thursday 17, Friday 18 from 12:30pm to 2:30pm. All participants who have chosen the “Buffet Lunch Package” will receive lunch coupons when they will collect the personal badge. Participants can buy Lunch Coupons at the Reception Desk, upon availability.Prices are as follows:N. 1 daily coupon for one day € 25,00N. 2 coupons for two days € 50,00N. 3 coupons for three days € 65,00The coffee bar on the exhibition fl oor is open during all congress days.

CloakroomThe Cloakroom is located at the Entrance of the Congress Area. Costs are as follows: 2 Euros/day per clothing and 3 Euros/day per luggage.

Hotel Reservation and Shuttle Service Kuoni Destination Management SpA, in charge of managing the accommodation for SOI Congress participants, is available at the Registration Area with a dedicated desk.The hotels reserved through Kuoni Destination Management SpA will have a shuttle service to and from the congress venue, in the morning and at the end of congress sessions. This service will be available for all participants if requested at the time of the hotel booking and for a minimum guarantee number of guests.

ParkingThe MiCo parking lot reserved 200 parking spaces for SOI Congress participants. The entrance is located in Via Gattamelata - Gate 13.Daily parking cost is Euro 15,00. A ticket must be collected at the entrance. The payment can be made at the cash machine.

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SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION

Oral CommunicationsOral Communications will be discussed during dedicated sessions. Speakers will have 5 minutes for the presentation.

PosterPoster StationA computer station will be available to consult posters (2 PCs). The Poster Station is located al Level 1.DiscussionPosters will be discussed during dedicated sessions. Speakers will have 3 minutes for the presentation.

Certifi cates of AttendanceCertifi cates of Attendance will be available at the Registration Desk.

EACCMEAll foreign participants in the 16th SOI International Congress can obtain 28 European CME credits as established by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).

TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR SPEAKERS

Plenary Hall (Red 1 and 2)• Plenary Hall 1+2 will be equipped with PC projection (16/9 full HD format), as well as with a video projector only

for DVDs.• SOI Certifi cate Master Class “Professional liability: pros and cons of Gelli Law” and “Refraction” will be held

simultaneously on Wednesday, May 16 – afternoon; SOI Certifi cate Master Class “Uveitis” and “Knowledge to practice the profession of ophthalmologist” will be held simultaneously on Thursday, May 17 – morning

• The projecton scrren will be divided into two parts to let it possible the projection of the two activities simultaneously. A table divided into two parts and two podium for two sessions will be provided. Headphones for listening to interpretation with three channels will be given to everyone – included Speakers and Moderators.

Speakers’ Ready RoomThe Speakers' Ready Room will have one room dedicated to the Plenary Hall Red 1 and 2 and one room dedicated to others rooms.

The Speaker’s Ready Room will be available during the following operating time:Tuesday 15 May 17:30 - 19:30Wednesday 16 May 07:30 - 19:00Thursday 17 May 07:00 - 19:00Friday 18 May 07:00 - 19:00Saturday 19 May 07:00 - 13:30

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• Speakers are kindly requested to go to the Speaker Ready Room at least 3 hours before their presentation; otherwise, it will not be possible to include their work in the system.

• It is necessary to hand over to the technicians a copy of the presentation on CD, DVD or on USB memory stick and verify the compatibility of the used tool. Presentations can also be downloaded directly from personal PCs.

• Speakers are advised to make a copy on CD, DVD and on a USB memory stick of their presentation and to make sure with the technicians of the Speaker Ready Room that their tools are compatible with the equipment of the Congress. Speakers are also requested to be in the session room at least 30 minutes before their presentation

• All papers must be prepared with the MS Power Point 20106 (alternatively 2007, 2010, 2013) programme and “*.pdf” (Adobe Acrobat) fi les, suitable to a visualization with a 1920x1080 maximum resolution.

• All PCs will be equipped with the updated version of OFFICE 2016 and the most used video codec: Windows Media Video (WMV), MPEG-2, DivX, H.264. Speakers using videos with a codec that is different from the ones specifi ed in this form are requested to supply, together with their presentation, the installation fi les of the used codecs to enable technicians to install them. This is the only procedure which guarantees the view of the videos with Power Point.

• In case of MAC users: whoever wishes to show a presentation elaborated on MAC will have to go to the Speaker Ready Room for the necessary conversion. In case of videos or other conversion impediments, MAC will be connected to the projector in the conference room: the HDMI/DVI adaptor is necessary.

• It is not possible to project a fi lm and a PC presentation at the same time, in as much as every Congress room will be equipped with only one projector, alternatively used to project a fi lm or a PC presentation.

• In Rooms equipped with a double podium, speakers shall get ready at the second one a few minutes before the end of the ongoing speech; no presentation can start before the end of the previous one.

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Accetta S. 25Accorinti M. 19Addabbo G. 23Alessio G. 24Allegrini D. 24, 26Allegri P. 20Antoniazzi E.R. 19Aondio A. 21Appolloni R. 24, 25Aragona P. 19Arpa P. 20, 23Auffarth G. 23Avitabile T. 19, 23, 24, 26Balestrieri P. 20Barca M. 24Basilico F. 26Berardo F. 22Bernardelli G. 22Bernasconi E. 24Bertelli E. 21Bertuzzi F. 21Besozzi G. 23, 25Bianchi A. 20Bianchi Marzoli S. 19, 20Bianchi P.E. 18, 19, 20, 22Bifani M. 18, 20, 24Bonfi li R. 22Bonsignore F. 22Brancaleoni A. 20Bruzzichessi D. 22Bucella X.C. 22Buratto L. 21Buscemi M.L. 21, 26Busin M. 20Cacciatori M. 20Cagini C. 18Camesasca F. 19, 20, 23, 26Campos E. 19, 22, 26Cantagalli A. 21Capobianco D. 26Cappuccini L. 25Caputo R. 20Caramello G. 23Carbonara C. 21, 24Caretti L. 24Carones F. 21, 22Carraro F.L.A. 20, 25Caruso C. 20, 26Cascella M.C. 23Cattani I. 19Chiesi C. 18Chizzolini M. 24, 25Cimino L. 19, 21Cirone D. 19, 19, 19Codenotti M. 20Coppola M. 20Cozzi M. 22Craven E.R. 26Cruciani F. 22D'Arrigo F. 26Davì G. 19De Conciliis C. 19De Durante D. 24Dell'Omo R. 21

De Marco R. 20De Micheli M. 19De Molfetta V. 19De Simone L. 20Destro E. 24Dickmann A. 18, 22Di Iorio V. 21Di Maria A. 19Di Simplicio Cherubini S. 23Ditzen K. 24Dossi F. 26Dossi R. 23Fabiani C. 21Falsini B. 19Fea A.M. 26Ferrara M. 19Ferri P. 22Figini I. 26Figus M. 19Formoso S.L. 22Fortunato M. 20Franceschini R. 19Franchini A. 20, 26Franchini T. 26Fresina M. 19Gagliano C. 19Gallenga P.E. 18Garzione F. 19Giannaccare G. 26Gualdi L. 23Guerriero S. 20Guzzi M.C. 22Hadjistilianou T. 20Iaccheri B. 21Incarbone F. 20, 26Interlandi E. 19Latanza L. 19Laurelli F. 24Leonardi A. 19Ligabue E. 21, 23, 24Lindstrom R.L. 23, 24, 26Machetta F. 20Mantovani A. 19Mapelli C. 21Marchi S. 19Marcon G.B. 18Marino A. 23Mariotti C. 24Massacesi A.L. 20Mastropasqua L. 20, 23Mele L. 18Miglior S. 21, 26Miller K.M. 23, 26Miserocchi E. 19Mocellin A. 23, 24, 25, 26Modorati G.M. 19, 20Montericcio A. 19, 23, 24, 26Mora P. 19Morselli S. 24Muratore F. 19Nardi M. 23, 24, 26Nucci P. 20, 21Omiadze M. 26 Pallikaris I.G. 26

Papadia M. 20Paroli M.P. 20Parravano M. 21Parrozzani R. 21Patelli F. 25Pazzaglia A. 20, 21Perone G. 21, 26Perricelli G. 23Perry H.D. 24, 26Petitti V. 20Petrella P. 23, 24Piantanida A.C. 18Piccoli B. 22Piovella M. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22,

23, 24, 26Polito M.S. 25Primavera V. 25Rapisarda A. 24Rau M. 23, 26Recupero M. 26Ricciardelli G. 23, 26Rizzuto S. 20Romanelli F. 19Romano F. 26Romano M. 23, 24, 26Romano V. 26Rossi M. 23Rossi S. 21, 22, 23, 24Rubino P. 20Sabetti L. 18Sacchi M. 26Sartore M. 25Savaresi C. 24Savini G. 23, 24Sbordone G. 24Schallhorn S. 24Schiavi C. 18Sciacca R. 23Scorcia V. 23, 24Scullica F. 19Serafi no M. 20Severino D.E. 20Simonelli F. 21Simonetta S. 22Spedale F. 23, 24, 25Stefi ni M. 23Surace D. 26Tognetto D. 20, 24Toyos R.L. 23, 24Troiano P. 18, 19, 21, 22, 26Troisi S. 18Vadalà M. 19Vannozzi L. 19Vergani S. 26Verolino M. 23Villani C.M. 22Villani E. 19Vinciguerra P. 21, 23, 24, 26Viscogliosi F. 21Volante V. 20Warren K.A. 26Zannin M.E. 20Zeppa L. 21, 23, 24, 26Zuccarini S. 23

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