XVI State of the Art

XVI State of the Art

I am delighted to personally invite you to the XVI State of the Art Refractive & Cataract Surgery Symposium.

The theme this year will be the prevention and management of cataract complications, controversies in cataract and refractive surgery, new technologies, and "cases that taught me the most".

These sessions will be delivered by a distinguished national and international faculty. These experts will share their knowledge and experience in an interactive manner, helping you to deliver best practice and value to your patients.

We are able to continue to offer free registration to all clinical staff.

Please inform other members of your team, colleagues, and friends of this great opportunity.

I look forward to welcoming you to this year's symposium.

Venue

Derwent Building

Hull University Business School

Cottingham Road

Hull

East Yorkshire

HU6 7RX

Car Parking

Limited Car Parking is available on-site on a first come first served basis. More detailed information will be available closer to the date of the event. Parking Passes will be available to download and print off closer to the date of the symposium, for legitimate use of designated car parking facilities within the grounds of the University of Hull.

Please take the West Entrance on Cottingham Road.

Programme Highlights SARCS 2016

COFFEE & REGISTRATION: 9.00AM

START OF LECTURES: 9.30AM

FINISH: 5.15PM

SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS IN CATARACT SURGERY

Predicting Complications

Incision, CCC, Hydrodissection Complications

PC Rupture & The Sinking Lens

Navigating the Storm: Cognition in Complication Management

NEW TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM

Presurgical Genetic Testing for Corneal Dystrophy

IC-8 Small Aperture IOL

Panoptix Quadrifocal IOLs

Refractive Crosslinking

THE BIJAYNANDA PATNAIK MEMORIAL LECTURE

Femtosecond Surgery in Challenging Cataract Surgery

CONTROVERSIES IN CATARACT & REFRACTIVE SURGERY

It's all about SMILE

LASIK is still alive

Femtosecond Cataract Surgery is viable in the NHS

THE CASE THAT TAUGHT ME THE MOST IN 2015