Abstract
Keratoconus is a mysterious disease and there is a lot of confusion in the minds of people in terms of decision making in its management. The course will aim at sorting out all the queries that come to the minds of the clinicians. Queries like when to do CXL, whether CXL can be done in a particular case, how to handle thin corneas, whether oxygen supplementation is useful, choice between conventional or accelerated, whether Contact lens should be used, when and how intracorneal ring segment works, when to do keratoplasty and which type of graft will be discussed. Achieving optimal outcome while performing cataract surgeries with accurate IOL power calculation will be discussed. All these will be discussed in the form of answers to queries with active participation of the panellists and the audience.
| 1 | Should all cases of keratoconus be cross linked | Prof.Vijay Kumar Sharma (S15007) | |
| 2 | Types of Riboflavin & Current Status of Accelerated Cross linking | Dr. Namrata Sharma (S05577) | |
| 3 | CXL in thin corneas & Oxygen Supplemented CXL | Dr.Rajesh Sinha (S08158) | |
| 4 | How does ICRS help: when to do, type of ICRS and in which cases | Dr.Swapna Nair (N10192) | |
| 5 | IOL power calculation in eyes with Keratoconus | Prof.Amit Gupta (G07896) |