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5th International Conference & Expo on Euro Optometry and Vision Science, will be organized around the theme “An Antidote to Eye – “Imagination with Vision””

Euro Optometry 2020 is comprised of 28 tracks and 173 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Euro Optometry 2020.

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Clinical Optometry will upgrade your insight into normal visual infections, ophthalmic surgical and laser methodology, clinical life systems and visual therapeutics. We will create explanatory abilities for taking care of clinical case issues and assessing distributed research, and increase important research involvement through the open door. Clinical Optometry will enhance thought into typical visual sicknesses, ophthalmic surgical and laser strategy, clinical life structures and visual therapeutics.

 

  • Track 1-1Drug Induced Disorders
  • Track 1-2Strabismus
  • Track 1-3Uveitis
  • Track 1-4Retinal Vascular Disease
  • Track 1-5Episclera and Lens
  • Track 1-6Eyelids
  • Track 1-7Dry Eye Disorders
  • Track 1-8Ocular and Imaging Techniques
  • Track 1-9Retinal Tumors
  • Track 1-10Aniridia

Retina: Thin layer of tissue on the inside back wall of your eye. It contains millions of light sensitive cells and nerve cells that receive and organize visual information. Our retina sends this information to your brain through your optic nerve, enabling you to see. Retinal degenerative disorders include Age-related macular degeneration and Myopic macular degeneration affecting young and old from many cultures, races and ethnicities. The diseases like Diabetic retinopathy and Retinal tumors can also be responsible for the permanent vision loss if it is not treated on time.

 

  • Track 2-1Diabetic retinopathy
  • Track 2-2Retinal Tumors
  • Track 2-3Retinal Detachment
  • Track 2-4Retinopathy of Prematurity Ophthalmologic Approach

Glaucoma is a gathering of related eye issue that reason harm to the optic nerve that conveys data from the eye to the cerebrum. In its beginning times, glaucoma ordinarily has no side effects, which is the thing that makes it so hazardous, when you see issues with your sight, the illness has advanced to the point that irreversible vision misfortune has just happened and extra misfortune might be hard to stop. By and large, glaucoma is related with higher-than-ordinary weight inside the eye - a condition called visual hypertension. Be that as it may, it can happen when intraocular weight (IOP) is typical. Glaucoma first causes fringe vision misfortune and in the end can prompt visual deficiency.

  • Track 3-1 Open angle and closed angle glaucoma
  • Track 3-2Biomarkers for Glaucoma
  • Track 3-3Gonioscopy procedure
  • Track 3-4Impaired ocular blood flow regulation in open angle glaucoma
  • Track 3-5Impaired ocular blood flow regulation in open angle glaucoma
  • Track 3-6 How to use Resources to Prevent Glaucoma Related Visual Impairment and Blindness
  • Track 3-7 IOP Lowering Molecules: New Ways and Old Problems (Intraocular Pressure)

The cornea is the reasonable tissue at the upfront of the eye. Its straight forwardness allows light to go into the eye, through the understudy and onto the retina at the back of the eye. The three noteworthy corneal layers are the external layer of the cornea or epithelial layer, the center layer named the stroma, a solitary layer of cells called the endothelium. The ebb and flow of the cornea assumes an essential part in centering light. The typical cornea is smooth, clear, and extreme. It shields the eye from contamination and outside material.

  • Track 4-1Focus on Dry Eye and Blepharitis
  • Track 4-2 Corneal neovascularization
  • Track 4-3Epithelial keratitis & drug-induced epithelial keratitis
  • Track 4-4Recurrent corneal erosion
  • Track 4-5Corneal degeneration
  • Track 5-1Optic and Radiations
  • Track 5-2Optical Power of the Eye
  • Track 5-3Optic Nerve Disease
  • Track 5-4Spectacle Lens
  • Track 5-5Contact Lens
  • Track 5-6Biophysics of vision
  • Track 5-7Stereopsis: 3D Vision

Paediatric Optometry is a subspecialty of ophthalmology that concentrates on treating the various eye problems affecting children. Studies show that a lot of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and learning issues in children can be attributed to vision problems. Strabismus is a visual problem in which the eyes are not aligned properly and point in different directions. One eye may look straight ahead, while the other eye turns inward, outward, upward, or downward. Children experience more changes in bodies and vision while growing. Thus it is recommended for testing the baby's eyes between ages 6 months to one year and especially if the child was born prematurely or it has a lazy eye or crossed eyes or there is a family history of eye disease.

  • Track 6-1Pediatric Cataract
  • Track 6-2Pediatric Glaucoma
  • Track 6-3Pediatric Optometry ResearchSquint
  • Track 6-4Retinopathy of Prematurity
  • Track 6-5Pediatric Vision Care
  • Track 6-6Childhood Malignancies
  • Track 6-7Congenital Cataract
  • Track 6-8Congenital Glaucoma
  • Track 7-1Visually-Guided Gaze Behaviour
  • Track 7-2Neural and Computational Models of Vision
  • Track 7-3Perception of Light and Shadows
  • Track 7-4Spectrum Sensitivity

Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension (IIH) is a syndrome which is characterised by elevated intracranial pressure around the brain in the absence of any neural diseases. It is a rare disorder which usually occurs in children and obese women during the childbearing stages. The increased amount of cerebrospinal fluid can cause optic nerve damage and swelling, which is a condition called papilledema. The main symptoms include sever head ache, optic atrophy, and eventually leads to blindness. Since the symptoms closely matches to brain tumour, it is partially known as “pseudotumour cerebri”, meaning “false brain tumour”.

  • Track 8-1Ocular motility disturbances
  • Track 8-2Degree of papilledema
  • Track 8-3Olfactory disfunction in patients with IIH
  • Track 8-4Eye strain
  • Track 8-5Visual fatigue
  • Track 8-6Digital fatigue
  • Track 8-7Sinus headache
  • Track 8-8Chronic migraine

Ocular biochemistry details in research on biochemical, immunological and genetic aspects of the eye diseases. Proteins that are unique to the eye and have special functions in the eye, such as collagen's role in the structure of the cornea, emphasize the importance of these compounds and their ocular functions, lipids that exist in the eye, neurochemistry etc are also discussed.

  • Track 9-1Biochemistry of Vision
  • Track 9-2Ocular Fluids
  • Track 9-3Genetic basis of Retinoblastoma
  • Track 9-4Photochemistry of Vision
  • Track 9-5Photochemistry of Vision
  • Track 9-6Metabolism of Cornea

Ocular microbiology details advancements in molecular biology and pave way for better understanding of ocular diseases. The field of infectious diseases are rapid, thus many opportunistic pathogenic agents are increasingly found in ocular infections due to widespread use of topical and systemic immunosuppressive agent. These opportunistic pathogens cause ocular infections due to continuous use of contact lens. The dreadful cataract extraction and lens implantation often are mainly caused by these opportunistic pathogens. The acute infections of the external eye are caused by a vivid range of microbial pathogens.

  • Track 10-1Blepharitis
  • Track 10-2Bacterial Conjunctivitis
  • Track 10-3Viral Conjunctivitis
  • Track 10-4Dendritic Keratitis
  • Track 10-5Folliculitis

The vision disorders are refractive errors, more commonly referred as near-sightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia. When the shape of eye prevents light from focusing directly on to retina leads to refractive errors. The eyeball length, corneal shape change, or lens aging causes refractive errors. Anisocoria is characterized by an unequal eyes' pupil size. Astigmatism is a vision condition that causes blurred vision occurring when the cornea is irregularly shaped and sometimes because of the curvature of the eye lens inside. 

  • Track 11-1Anisocoria
  • Track 11-2Astigmatism
  • Track 11-3Lagophthalmos
  • Track 11-4Black eye
  • Track 11-5Amblyopia

Several diseases affect the eye, either directly or indirectly. These conditions require urgent professional care to preserve the vision. The common types of the eye diseases are pink eyes, styes and chalazia etc. Pink eye is an infection of the transparent membrane that lines the eyelid and covers the white region of the eyeball. It is commonly caused by the bacterial and viral infection, or an allergic reaction and it iscontagious. Styes and Chalazia, two common conditions that affect the eyelids. A chalazion causes blockage of the small oil producing glands (meibomian glands) that found in the upper and lower eyelids. Styes are infections or abscesses of the eyelid gland near an eyelash root or follicle.

  • Track 12-1Onchocerciasis
  • Track 12-2Loiasis
  • Track 12-3Macular Oedema
  • Track 12-4Blepharochalasis
  • Track 12-5Heterochromia iridis
  • Track 12-6Hyphema
  • Track 12-7Iridodialysis

A visual testing of a patient's iris is to make a diagnosis. Iris abnormalities caused  from trauma, infection, neoplasm and genetic reasons. The iris structure is composed of connective tissue and blood vessels that lies anterior to lens. The central opening of the iris denotes the pupil. The color of iris is determined by pigmented cells lies in the stroma. Pigment accumulate in these cells during the first year of life, and the color of  iris often changes during times. The posterior layer of  iris is deeply pigmented. It also extends slightly onto the anterior surface of the pupil.

  • Track 13-1Heterochromia iridis
  • Track 13-2Hyphema
  • Track 13-3Aniridia
  • Track 13-4Iridodialysis

Ophthalmic Drug Delivery Systems is a therapeutic ocular delivery system for the inert care of the eye. These are commonly described to the oral eye drop, solubility ointment. These drug delivery system for the treatment of vision-threatening diseases. These systems are mostly targeted in the anterior segment of the eye. Nowadays, these are also used during the retina surgery and other eye operation section. Drug delivery is the important remedy for the eye before and after the operating and other disease infections.

  • Track 14-1Ocular and systemic side effects of drugs
  • Track 14-2 IVT injection-sparing approaches
  • Track 14-3Transplantation technologies for retina
  • Track 14-4Oral and topical nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDs)

Ocular surgery always progresses along the advancement of science advances. New emerging technologies in laser enhance the surgeries. When the natural lens of your eye becomes cloudy due to age it’s known as cataract. It can be replaced with an artificial lens implant. An ophthalmologist prefers surgical instruments and ultrasound power to replace the eye's cloudy lens. The surgeons are dealing in such tiny spaces in the eye, they depend on lasers not blades, for improved precision, though lasers have been used only for other eye surgeries, such as vision correction (LASIK) surgery.

  • Track 15-1Vitreo-retinal surgery
  • Track 15-2Cataract surgery
  • Track 15-3Refractive surgery
  • Track 15-4Laser eye surgery
  • Track 15-5Laser eye surgery
  • Track 15-6Eye muscle surgery

Eradicating ocular melanoma is done by radiation and surgerical method. The common  radiation therapy used  to treat ocular melanoma is called plaque radiation therapy. A disk attached with radioactive seeds, called plaque is placed directly on the wall of the eye lying next to the tumor. Treatment options will vary based on the location and size of the melanoma and health. Melanoma on the eyesurface is treated with chemotherapy eye drops, freezing treatment, and radiation.

  • Track 16-1Eyelid Tumour
  • Track 16-2Congenital Tumour
  • Track 16-3Intraocular tumour
  • Track 16-4Orbital Tumour
  • Track 16-5Intravitreal chemotherapy
  • Track 16-6Retinal Astrocytic Tumors
  • Track 16-7Ocular Migraine Treatment and Prevention

Veterinary vision is an ophthalmic practice providing care for companion animals. The veterinarians are treating dogs, cats and other small animals including rabbits, chinchillas, birds and reptiles, Horses and other farm animals. Some veterinary eye diseases are given below.

  • Track 17-1Entropion. Entropion
  • Track 17-2Corneal Ulcer
  • Track 17-3Corneal Dystrophy
  • Track 17-4Glaucoma
  • Track 17-5Retinal Detachment

Ophthalmologic surgery is a surgical procedure performed on eye or any part of the eye. Surgery on the eye is routinely performed to repair retinal defects and to remove cataracts or cancer, or to repair eye muscles. The most common purpose of ophthalmologic surgery is to restore or improve vision. There are several types of ophthalmic surgeries for various eye conditions. There will be some conditions that might call for eye surgery, from corrective changes to vision sparing strategies by surgeons. Ophthalmology Surgery is the clinical ophthalmic research involving eye disorders, vision, medical, surgical and optical care. Every treatment accompanies its own advantages, dangers, and signs for use. From restorative medications to orbital inserts, today's headways can handle every condition and practitioner give an effective arrangement.

  • Track 18-1Orbital decompression surgery
  • Track 18-2Tear duct surgery
  • Track 18-3Refractive surgery
  • Track 18-4Vision Correction Surgery
  • Track 18-5Retinal Replacement Surgery
  • Track 18-6Cataract Surgery
  • Track 18-7 Plastic Surgery
  • Track 18-8Glaucoma Surgery

Ophthalmic hereditary qualities are worried about the hereditary commitment to ophthalmic illness, including assurance of examples and dangers of legacy, and in addition finding, visualization, and advancement of medications for hereditary variations from the norm. The advances in gene therapy maintain extensive promise for the cure of ophthalmic conditions. Gene therapy is additionally in a position to deal with primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) in animal models, and research show it is economically viable. Genes may additionally be delivered into cells in vitro or in vivo making use of viral or non-viral vectors. Recent technical advances have led to the demonstration of the molecular basis of a range of ocular diseases.

  • Track 19-1Genetics of Myopia Development
  • Track 19-2Gene Therapy
  • Track 19-3Usher syndrome
  • Track 19-4Familial exudative vitreal retinopathy
  • Track 19-5Retinoblastoma
  • Track 19-6Leber hereditary optic neuropathy (LHON)
  • Track 19-7Optic atrophy
  • Track 19-8Genetics of Myopia Development

Ophthalmic Lens is a lens which corrects the vision in a person where the focal point in the eyes does not hit the retina. They come in a variety of forms including plastic and glass lenses worn in glasses, contact lenses placed in direct contact with the eye, and lens implants surgically inserted into the eye to correct visual impairments. Basic ophthalmic lenses correct for near- or farsightedness, where the focus point lies in front of or behind the retina. They curve to adjust the focal point and let light hit the retina precisely, allowing people to focus. Other lenses can have additional features.

  • Track 20-1Single-Vision lens
  • Track 20-2Bifocal Lens
  • Track 20-3Trifocal Lens
  • Track 20-4Progressive Lens
  • Track 20-5Rigid gas permeable lenses
  • Track 20-6Intraocular Lenses Aspheric IOLs
  • Track 20-7Accommodating IOLs

Lasers are a stimulated emission of monochromatic, highly energised light source used for treating the vision disorders. Lasers are coherent in nature and can be sharply focused on to the damaged part of the eye. An increased understanding of laser-tissue interactions in ophthalmology has led to the use of lasers in treating a wide spectrum of diseases involving both the anterior and posterior segments of the eye. Lasers provide a way better to treat the vision disorders.

  • Track 21-1Photocoagulation
  • Track 21-2Photovaporization
  • Track 21-3Photodisruption
  • Track 21-4Photodisruption
  • Track 21-5Photoablation
  • Track 21-6Photodynamic

Diagnostic imaging techniques gains tremendous importance in the examining ocular and orbital disease. The diagnostic imaging, with special focus directed toward the advanced modalities is important in evaluation of the traumatized eye. Advances made in diagnostic and imaging techniques within the years have revolutionized the field, and helps in management of many ophthalmic diseases. The basic tools of refractive surgery are Wavefront and Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT).

  • Track 22-1VideoKeratoscopy
  • Track 22-2Spectral-domain Optical Coherence Tomography
  • Track 22-3OCT Angiography
  • Track 22-4Small Gauge Endoscopy
  • Track 22-5Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) Imaging Systems

Any eye disorder detection is mainly done with the help of technology. The eye is a very sensitive organ, and the inner diagnoses of the eye cannot be done with the help of technology. Therefore, the innovation in the eye is very important for detection and treatment of eye defects. In this fast-growing technology world, there are millions of innovations and ideas. Innovation in eye helps the blind people to see the world according to their desire. Eye care helps us to know the vision needs. It indicates comprehensive eye care goes beyond a prescription for glasses or contact lenses.

  • Track 23-1Femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery
  • Track 23-2Light-adjustable IOLs
  • Track 23-3 Innovations in Optometric Appliances
  • Track 23-4Value Chain Concept
  • Track 23-5ECP patient Marketing
  • Track 23-6Diagnostic dye solutions
  • Track 23-7Drugs used in the treatment of allergic conjunctivitis
  • Track 23-8Corneal reshaping & transplantation
  • Track 23-9Transplantation technologies for retina
  • Track 23-10Choroidal imaging

The eyes are more exact witnesses than the ears". While this may not be totally valid, there's no preventing the significance from claiming your vision. Sadly, similar to the case is with every single other organ in your body, your eyes are likewise inclined to different conditions that can cause crumbling of visual perception or finish vision misfortune. To those of us favoured with great or even poor vision, the possibility of finish vision misfortune can appear to be scary or astonishing. This is the reason eye activities and herbs to enhance visual perception have turned out to be so prevalent lately.

  • Track 24-1Triphala
  • Track 24-2Ginkgo Biloba
  • Track 24-3Fennel Seeds & Almonds
  • Track 24-4Rose Water

Our eyes have muscles and they can get sore when held in one position for too long, just like any other muscle of the body. Give your eye muscles a break and you will be very grateful over the years. By doing even a few of these exercises you may well increase Our productivity, eliminate headaches and errors, and even reduce your risk of glaucoma. And you don’t even have to take time off for these exercises so a busy schedule should be no excuse.

  • Track 25-1Palming
  • Track 25-2Blinking
  • Track 25-3Zooming
  • Track 25-4Shifting
  • Track 25-5Figure of eight

Our eyes are an important part of your health. There are many things you can do to keep them healthy and make sure you are seeing your best. Follow these simple steps for maintaining healthy eyes well into your golden years.

  • Track 26-1Have a comprehensive dilated eye exam
  • Track 26-2Eat right to protect your sight
  • Track 26-3Maintain a healthy weight
  • Track 26-4Wear protective eyewear
  • Track 26-5Quit smoking or never start
  • Track 26-6Be cool and wear your shades
  • Track 26-7Give your eyes a rest
  • Track 26-8Clean your hands and your contact lenses properly
  • Track 26-9Practice workplace eye safety

Ophthalmic photography is a highly specialized form of medical imaging dedicated to the study and treatment of disorders of the eye. It covers a very broad scope of photographic services incorporating many aspects of commercial and medical photography. But it is through the use of highly specialized equipment used to document parts of the eye like the cornea, iris, and retina, that ophthalmic photography takes on it's true identity.

  • Track 27-1Fundus photography
  • Track 27-2Monochromatic Fundus Photography
  • Track 27-3Motion Picture of Fluorescein Angiography
  • Track 27-4Retinal OCT Imaging
  • Track 27-5Slit Lamp Biomicrography
  • Track 27-6Gonio Photography
  • Track 27-7External Eye Photography
  • Track 27-8Digital Imaging
  • Track 27-9Contact Prints

In ophthalmology, diagnosis is the major important part for deciding the treatment for the patients. Only through the proper instrumentation technique, this is achieved. The posterior part of the eye consists of vitreous humor, retina, choroid, and optic nerve. These are viewed using the proper Instruments. Mostly for retinal analysis, optical coherence tomography(OCT) is used. OCT is an imaging technique used for viewing the eye in Two- and Three- Dimensions and for capturing the micrometre resolutions. This is the most important and emerging technologies in the diagnosis because of its easy prediction, Non-invasive technique, less strain and time consumption technique. There are many instruments specially designed for the detection of the eye problems and for the rectification.