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DOG 2019 Ophthalmology: Our Field and its Future 26.– 29.9. Berlin
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Page 3 Welcome Address of the President of the DOG
5 Highlights
6 Keynote Lectures
14 Social Program
18 DOG Services
20 Call for Abstracts, Videos, and Excellence
25 Scientific Program
26 Program Committee and Scientific Panel
27 The DOG
28 Program Overview
36 DOG Forum digital
38 DOG-Update – State of the Art 2019
40 DOG International Experts Day 2019
42 Symposia
64 Workshops
68 Courses
86 Information for Participants
88 Hotel Booking
90 Travel Information
92 Industry
96 Copyright
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I was wondering if it was possible
for a number of eager disciples
ofophthalmology to meet each year
in a pleasant spot to spend some time
together, partially in scientific discourse,
partially indulging in innocuous leisure.
Albrecht von Graefe,
Founder of the DOG, 1856
DOG
Gesellschaft für Augenheilkunde
The DOG is the medical scientific association of ophthalmology
in Germany. It unites more than 7.500 ophthalmologists in
hospitals, medical and research units. One of its main scopes is
to advance scientific progress in ophthalmology and to transfer
acknowledged findings into the daily routine in clinics and
physicians’ practices.
The DOG supports scientific projects and studies, organizes
congresses and publishes scientific journals.
The high membership numbers reflect the importance of the
transfer of knowledge achieved by the DOG. Most of Germany’s
ophthalmologists and scientists in the field of ophthalmology
are members of the DOG and benefit from the various offers
in the field of information, research and training.
In cooperation with all ophthalmological disciplines, national
organizations, international partners and patient associations,
the DOG offers ophthalmological experts a wide array of com-
petencies and an excellent platform for the sharing of scientific
experiences and insights. The DOG is confident that these
competencies, experiences and insights will continue to serve
as sources of new medical discoveries providing great benefit
for patients at clinics and in physicians’ practices.
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
dear Colleagues,
It is my pleasure to invite you to the DOG 2019, the 117th con-
gress of our society. The location will once again be Berlin, and
it will take place from 26 – 29 September 2019.
Ophthalmology: Our Field and its Future is the theme of the
congress to be held in the Estrel Hotel in Berlin.
Prof. Dr. Claus Cursiefen For most of us, ophthalmology is “the most beautiful specialty
President of the DOG in medicine”. In addition, it is also an extremely important,
successful and appreciated medical sub-discipline whose
supply mandate keeps growing steadily. In the interest of our
current and future patients, this is something that we can
and should advertise to those on the outside in regular
installments, so that the relevance and appeal of our “small”
specialty become more noticeable in the competition for
motivated junior staff, research funding or other resources in
the health care sector.
Intertwining foci of DOG 2019 will therefore be the commu-
nication of the fascination for our field that we and our
patients have on the one hand and on future developments
in ophthalmology on the other. How will future developments
look like in medical care, research and education within
ophthalmology?
Next to the symposia, scientific lectures, poster sessions and
courses, there will also be two new formats: one are the
“Highlights in Translational Science Sessions”, which will be
concerned with current clinically relevant hot topics in experi-
mental ophthalmology and will signal the importance of
translational research – especially including its importance in
the DOG – in the successful fight against blindness now and
in the future. The other is the “DOG International Experts Day”,
which will offer an entire day of events in English, including
interactive review formats, in addition to English-language
meetings already in the program. Not only for but also with
our ophthalmological guests from other countries will this
be a special highlight.
I am very pleased to invite you to an exciting and innovative
congress in autumn 2019 – once again in the capital city
of Germany.
With warm regards,
Claus Cursiefen
President of the DOG
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DOG 2019 117th Congress of the DOG Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft 26. – 29. 9. 2019 Berlin President of the DOG Prof. Dr. Claus Cursiefen Organization DOG Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft e.V. DOG office Platenstraße 1, D-80336 München Congress Organization and Organizer of the Industrial Exhibition and Social Program INTERPLAN Congress, Meeting & Event Management AG 4
DOG 2019
Highlights
Key facts for our
English speaking guests
All sessions in English are highlighted.
English sessions from Thursday until Saturday.
– Opening Ceremony will be translated simultaneously
– International Experts Day on Friday
– Keynote Lectures on Thursday and Saturday
– Symposium of the Sektion-Uveitis with
Aurel-von-Szily Lecture
– Joint symposium of the Sektion DOG-Kornea
with US Cornea Society with Oskar Fehr Lecture
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Keynote Lectures: Keratoconus: New Insights into
Outstanding Experts, Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Therapy
Current Topics
Jesper Hjortdal (Aarhus C., DK)
Every year brings developments of particular interest to the
world of ophthalmology. Eminent experts explore these topics Thursday, 26.9.2019,
in their 30-minute keynote lectures. 11:45 – 12:15
For details see page 44
Albrecht-von-Graefe-Vorlesung
Sehschärfe: subjektiv & objektiv
Michael Bach (Freiburg)
Friday, 27.9.2019,
11:45 – 12:15
For details see page 50
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Tech Companies and the Eye –
Convergence of Data Science
and Ophthalmology
Dimitri Azar (San Francisco, USA)
Saturday, 28.9.2019,
11:45 – 12:15
For details see page 57
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Highlights in
Translational Science new
Research provides the basis for the future of ophthalmology.
The four sessions of this new format present clinical problems
like age-related macular or dry eye syndrome are discussed
under clinical and research perspectives, allowing for a more
complete view. After each session, the best abstract of the
session will be chosen.
Thursday, 26.9.2019, 15:00 – 16:15
Friday, 27.9.2019, 15:00 – 16:15
Saturday, 28.9.2019, 15:00 – 16:15
Sunday, 29.9.2019, 10:30 – 11:45
For details see page 45, 52, 58, 62
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DOG International Experts Day
new
This new format offers participants an additional
platform for active contributions. The interactive update for-
mat will feature leading experts from around the world who
will present current developments in their areas. With cut-
ting-edge insights and outstanding expertise, these sessions
are a highlight for all DOG 2019 participants.
Friday, 27.9.2019,
8:30 – 18:00
For details see page 40
engl
DOG-Update – Diagnostics and therapy of dry AMD
State of the Art 2019
Despite intense and ground-breaking work on the genetic
factors associated with AMD, no efficacious treatment has
been found for dry AMD and its late-stage form geographic
atrophy. There has been a focus on targeting the alternative
complement pathway but clinical trials have failed so far. Ex-
tensive genetic as well as epidemiological studies have not re-
vealed promising new targets or treatment strategies. The
late onset of the disease and the variability in the natural his-
tory of patients makes disease prediction as well as clinical
trial design challenging. This symposium will present a critical
discourse on our current understanding of AMD with an em-
phasis on pathobiology, computational approaches and sys-
tems biology.
Thursday, 26.9.2019, 15:00 – 16:15
Compact, concise, and practice-oriented: DOG Updates For details see page 45
present key publications of the past year, put into context of
the latest findings by renowned experts. The team-moderated
sessions are designed to spark questions, discussions, and
knowledge exchange. Participants have the opportunity to
update their expertise and get valuable recommendations for
their clinical practice.
For details see page 38
8DOG Forum digital Ophthalmo-surgical videos interactive:
Katarakt und Refraktive Chirurgie
Interactive symposium
Digitization has become an integral part of daily routines in
medicine. However, information on this complex and sensitive
topic is in high demand. “Forum digital” at DOG 2019 serves as
a platform for discussions of digital applications, privacy and Experienced surgeons present videos of fascinating and
data security, big data, and related issues. The forum will complex cataract, IOL, and refractive surgeries, explaining
include both research-oriented sessions and practical advice their methods step by step. The surgeons will engage their
on how to exploit the potential of digitization in daily clinic audience in active discussion.
routines.
Saturday, 28. 9. 2019, 8:30 – 9:45
For details see page 36 For details see page 55
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Retina: The promising future
in ophthalmology
The molecular biological evaluation of vitreous samples
obtained by pars plana vitrectomy due to rhegmatogenous
retinal detachment is presented with special focus on the
immune modulatory cytokines. The evolution of novel imaging
methods such as optical coherence tomography angiography
is discussed, especially its current role in the differential diag-
nosis of retinal disorders. Development of the diagnostic and
treatment strategies in tumors of the posterior segment
is also a hot topic in eye research.
During this symposium, speakers from Hungary and Germany
are holding lectures with focus on „retina topics“. The major
educational objectives include sharing current knowledge and
the exchange of ideas regarding new clinical and medical ad-
vances in management of complex posterior segment disease,
as well as novel approaches to posterior segment surgery.
The presentations are followed by an interactive discussion
on the different national approaches and strategies.
Saturday, 28. 9. 2019, 16:45 – 18:00
For details see page 60
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Joint symposium of the Sektion Symposium of the Sektion
DOG-Kornea with US Cornea Society DOG-Uveitis with
with Oskar Fehr Lecture Aurel-von-Szily Lecture
Honoray Lecture and Medal
Since 2013 and on an annually rotating basis, DOG and AAO
feature a joint symposium with the US Cornea Society, orga-
nized by the Sektion DOG-Kornea. This year’s joint symposium Uveitis comprises a heterogeneous group of infectious and
is dedicated to “Chameleon-like corneal disorders.” The non-infectious intraocular inflammations. High inflammatory
highlight of the symposium will be the Oskar Fehr Lecture activity and chronic course of inflammation are often associated
“Ophthalmology through the cornea: lessons I have learned” with inflammation-related complications, visual deterioration,
by Prof. Dr. Mark Mannis (Sacramento, CA). The Sektion and quality of life impairment. Risk factors for visual course and
DOG-Kornea and the US Cornea Society invited Prof. Mannis predictors for long-term outcome determine use and selection
to give this lecture in honor of his groundbreaking work in among the therapeutic options. The symposium will evaluate
ophthalmology. the current use of conventional synthetic – and biological
disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) in non-
Mark Mannis (Sacramento, USA) infectious uveitis in adults and children. Highlight of the sym-
Oskar Fehr Lecture: posium will be the Aurel of Szily Lecture by Prof C. Stephen
Ophthalmology through the Cornea: Foster from Boston, winner of the section’s Szily Medal.
Lessons I have learned
C. Stephen Foster (Boston, USA)
Friday, 27. 9. 2019, 15:00 – 16:15 Aurel-von-Szily Lecture:
For details see page 52 Risk factors for visual loss and predictors
for outcome in patients with non-
infectious uveitis
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Hot topics in Myopia Research For details see page 59
Myopia is the most common developmental eye disorder in
the first decades of life and the biggest risk factor for sight
threatening degenerative eye diseases later in life, second only
to age. Its prevalence is increasing worldwide affecting now
Poster sessions
> 80% in Asian and > 40% in Caucasian populations. Myopia
usually develops during primary school and its onset and
progression are related to environmental factors such as near
work, education and lack of day light exposure as well as to
genetic factors. Retardation of myopia progression is a major
goal, next to understanding its pathophysiology and the
mode of action of the various treatment options.
Friday, 27. 9. 2019, 8:30 – 9:45 Uhr
For details see page 48
The poster sessions are an important part of the scientific
program and will take place from Thursday to Saturday imme-
diately after the lunch break and without competition from
other simultaneous events.
In order to devote appropriate attention to the posters, all
posters will be presented and discussed in small groups, each
of which will be facilitated by two moderators. Headsets will
be issued.
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Antibiotics in Cataract Surgery DOG General Meeting
FEOph Symposium
The DOG invites all members to join us for its general meeting
on Friday, 27.9.2019, 18:15 – 19:30. The meeting agenda and
FEOph
The FEOph Symposium other relevant documents will be mailed to all members in
offers an insight into the August. Admission to the conference venue will be free for
different strategies and DOG members wishing to attend the general meeting
treatments, which are applied without a conference pass.
in Europe. Five junior speakers from different European coun-
tries will focus on question whether “to inject or notFto inject” For details see page 86
and present the current therapeutic approaches in their own
countries. This will be followed by a round-table discussion by
national experts on the use of antibiotics in cataract surgery.
Saturday, 28. 9. 2019, 15:00 – 16:15
For details see page 58
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Smartphones and mHealth
to revolutionize Eye Care
Mobile Technology has introduced significant changes to
eye care, finally yet importantly in low-resource settings.
Smartphones gain increasing popularity and due to their
ubiquity and multifunctionality, they might pave the way for
the next revolution in medicine. This is especially the case in
Ophthalmology, where they allow for smartphone-based
funduscopy, an easy and extremely mobile eye examination.
This symposium will highlight current promising develop-
ments and applications of smartphones and mHealth in
Ophthalmology and will show how mHealth is successfully
being utilized in other fields than Ophthalmology.
Friday, 27. 9. 2019, 10:15 – 11:30
For details see page 50
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Retina Hot Topics Migration and Ophthalmolgy –
Symposium of the Sektion
DOG-Internationale Ophthalmologie
Migration is one of the key issues of our time. Tropical eye
diseases who are likely to appear in our daily clinical routine
due to migration are but one of the many aspects of migration
related to the field of ophthalmology. With presentations on
the challenges of treating traumatized refugees, successful
cooperations as an example of local development assistance
and migration aspects in international ophthalmology, the
symposium will give insights on this important issue of
our time.
From gene therapies to AMD classification updates – retinal Saturday, 28.9.2019, 8:30 – 9:45
research is a fast-advancing field. This symposium focuses on For details see page 55
the latest developments and approaches in retinal surgery
and the treatment of retinal diseases. The sessions will be
held in English. International speakers will present new diag-
nostic methods, therapies, and classifications. engl
Where are we in ocular
Friday, 27. 9. 2019, 15:00 – 16:15 surface disease?
For details see page 51
Reality – our Responsibility – our Future
The dry eye and the ocular surfaces are becoming more and
engl more important in the clinical everyday life of ophthalmolo-
Tackling the upcoming tide gists. Surgically, too, colleagues and patients are increasingly
of diabetic retinopathy – aware of the importance of this former “peripheral area” of
ophthalmology. Nevertheless, this awareness meets with the
a global perspective realization that the ocular surface and the tear film as a unit
form a complicated system. Only appropriate understanding
Diabetic retinopathy is on the rise and a major cause of of basic mechanisms and an adequate insight into the actual
blindness worldwide. This symposium presents different circumstances can guarantee that both the clinician and the
approaches from around the globe – Germany, Cambodia, microsurgeon reach an optimal treatment result for the
Tanzania – to meet this challenge. patient. As a rapidly developing field of ophthalmology, the
field of tear film and ocular surfaces is an indispensable and
Friday, 27.9.2019, 16:45 – 18:00 important part of the future of ophthalmology. This future
For details see page 54 has already begun – but is not yet sufficiently anchored in the
everyday life of every ophthalmologist. The symposium tries
to improve this situation, to make tear film diagnostically and
therapeutically accessible and to give an insight into the core
questions in the field of tear film and ocular surface.
Saturday, 28.9.2019, 10:15 – 11:30
For details see page 56
12Award ceremony
Supporting and promoting ophthalmological research is a
high priority for the DOG. That is why the DOG offers funding
and awards for promising research projects and excellent
contributions to ophthalmology. Recipients will be honored
during the awards ceremony session. The DOG wishes to
express its gratitude to all sponsors of awards and grants.
Saturday, 28. 9. 2019, 16:45 – 18:00
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Controversies in the management Videos and DOG Video Awards
of keratomycosis
Videos are an effective medium to present and illustrate
research findings. Video presentations will be assigned to the-
Keratomycosis is a relatively rare but sight threatening matically related free paper oral sessions. The DOG Video
disease. In view of the changing epidemiology of this severe Award Committee will select the best three videos submitted
problem, the standard of care is continuously evolving and for the DOG Video Awards sponsored by Haag-Streit Deutsch-
new treatment modalities - although often considered to be land GmbH.
controversial – have to be explored. This symposium will
discuss medical as well as surgical management options of Submission of videos is possible with the online submission
fungal corneal infections, such as the use of mono- versus until Monday, 1.4.2019, 24:00 CET.
combination topical therapy, the need for corneal abrasion,
the concomitant use of anti-inflammatory medication, as well For details see page 23
as corneal crosslinking, lamellar corneal transplantation and
bioengineered tissue.
Donnerstag, 26.9.2019, 16:45 – 18:00
For details see page 47
13Social Program
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Opening Ceremony
Ophthalmology:
Our field and its future
Thursday, 26.9.2019, 18:15
von Graefe Saal
After the welcoming address, a ceremony will be held to
present the honorary membership. This will be followed
by the president’s speech and the guest lecture.
The opening ceremony will be translated simultaneously.
Guest lecture:
Mission Mars:
Research in the outer space
Prof. Dr. Pascale Ehrenfreund
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Chair of the Executive Board
followed by:
DOG Get Together
Following the Opening Ceremony, the traditional Get Toget-
her will take place at the foyer of the plenary hall. We cordially
invite all registered participants, all presenters and all indus-
trial representatives to conclude the Opening Ceremony with
snacks and beverages.
Thursday, 26.9.2019, 19:30
14Social Evening
Charity Concert in Aid of Stiftung Auge:
DOG in Concert
Located a stone’s throw from the Chancellery and the Reichs-
tag, the TIPI has been reserved just for you for the entire
evening. After arriving at 19:30, enjoy an aperitif in TIPI’s gar-
den as you take in views of the government district. Then
allow yourself to be dazzled by the magic of Thimon von Ber-
lepsch while you dine on a 3-course meal. A bus transfer ser-
vice will run between the Estrel Hotel and TIPI am Kanzleramt.
Ticket price:
(incl. bus shuttle, buffet, drinks package until 2:00 a.m.,
and entertainment): The concert is a traditional highlight of the DOG Congress
Euro 75 (incl. 19% VAT) per person and is performed each year by and for ophthalmologists.
Euro 55 (incl. 19% VAT) per person* The evening’s performance will feature masterpieces from the
*valid for residents, students, postgraduates, and allied health classical music repertory.
personnel
Entrance fee:
Saturday, 28. 9. 2019, 20:00 Euro 25 (incl. 19% VAT) per person
Location: TIPI am Kanzleramt The entrance fee will be fully donated to the Stiftung Auge
Große Querallee, 10557 Berlin
Organizer: Interplan AG Friday, 27. 9. 2019, 20:00
Passionskirche Kreuzberg
Marheinekeplatz 1, 10961 Berlin
followed by: Organizer: Interplan AG
DOG-Clubbing
DOG-Farewell –
Handover of the Presidency
At early night-time we invite you to join the DOG-Clubbing
at the TIPI am Kanzleramt. Get into the right mood for the
evening with some aperitif. Later on fantastic music invites
for a dance.
Ticket price: In a farewell ceremony, Prof. Claus Cursiefen will hand over the
Euro 25 (incl. 19% VAT) per person Presidency to his successor, Prof. Dr. Hans Hoerauf. Furthermore
(incl. bus shuttle to the Estrel hotel, beverages until 2:00 a.m., the best posters of the congress will be awarded. The DOG
entrance and entertainment) will then invite all participants to a reception with light
refreshments.
Saturday, 28. 9. 2019, 22:30
Location: TIPI am Kanzleramt Sunday, 29. 9. 2019, 13:30
Große Querallee, 10557 Berlin
Organizer: Interplan AG
15Benefit run in support of the DOG Foundation, Stiftung Auge The DOG Foundation Stiftung Auge is calling all running enthusiasts to take up their starting positions in the charity run. Refreshments, a small number of changing rooms and showers are available. Friday, 27. 9. 2019, 7:00 Starting fee: Euro 15 (incl. 19% VAT) Further details at dog-kongress.de Organizer: Interplan AG
10 years of fight against blindness and severe visual restrictions. Support us. Because sight is important. Donations account: IBAN: DE9767 2500 2000 0912 4314 BIC: SOLADES1HDB Sparkasse Heidelberg www.stiftung-auge.de
DOG 2019
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18DOG on Demand Children and Congress
Congress 24/7 Childcare
DOG on Demand is an internet portal where lectures and As in previous years, the DOG again offers professional child-
scientific contributions given at the congress can be called up care services for participants’ children throughout the dura-
at any time by the attendees. Presentation slides and original tion of the congress. This year a fee of EUR 10 per day and per
sound recordings are available. The program includes all con- child applies. With these childcare services, the DOG wants to
gress contributions for which the respective authors have help its participants to harmonize a fulfilling family life with
given permission. Access is cost-free for DOG 2019 attendees. a successful professional career.
Further details at dog-kongress.de English speaking children are more than welcome to join.
For details see page 86
Best prices for traveling by rail or air
Deutsche Bahn and Lufthansa are offering a quota of tickets
at reduced prices for attendees to travel to the congress.
For more details please see page 90 or
congress website dog-kongress.de.
19The DOG calls ophthalmologists and scientists to submit abstracts for the freepaper oral sessions and poster sessions. All submitted free papers are reviewed in blinded review by at least three members of the Scientific Panel. Based on these reviews, the papers will be included in free paper oral presen- tations or poster sessions Call for … 20
… Abstracts
Submission of Abstracts 3. Assessment of the submissions, notification
1.2. – 1.4.2019 It will be necessary to select contributions for presentation
from amongst all the submissions made. This selection will
Notification of Authors be undertaken by reviewers appointed by the Executive Com-
June 2019 mittee; the reviewers will assess anonymised versions of the
abstracts. Abstracts for open presentations will be evaluated
by at least three members of the review panel working inde-
These Terms and Conditions of Submission (“Conditions”) pendently of each other.
apply to all authors (“Authors”) who submit contributions for
the Congress of the DOG (Deutsche Ophthalmologische The only criteria applied in the selection process will be the
Gesellschaft / German Society of Ophthalmology). By making content, form and scientific quality of the submissions.
a submission the Author states that he/she accepts these The reviewers may suggest that the form of the presentation
Conditions. be amended (from a poster to a presentation or vice versa).
The decision on whether a submission made for the Congress
Please read the following information carefully before you is accepted as a poster or a lecture will be taken by the review
submit a scientific contribution for the DOG Congress panel and the DOG Program Committee.
(the “Congress”).
The Author will be informed by email about the decision
1. Deadlines for submission and other dates whether his/her contribution is accepted or rejected as well
The following deadlines apply for the submission of abs- as about the form of presentation. The Author must therefore
tracts/presentations/proposals for the next Congress. Propo- ensure that his/her contact data includes an email address
sals submitted after the deadlines will not be considered: which will operate at this time and that the Author will also
access it at the time of the notification.
Submission of abstracts: 1.2. – 1.4.2019
Open presentation and poster sessions will be will be planned
The closing date and time for the submission of abstracts on the basis of the assessments of the abstracts.
is 12.00 noon Central European Time on 1.4.2019.
Authors will be notified in: June 2019 4. Obligation to publish
Authors are obliged to publish all open presentations made
Submission of scientific papers in publishable format: at the Congress. The work will normally be published in the
not later than 31.1.2020 DOG’s scientific journals.
Authors wishing to publish their presentation in a more pro-
2. Content and nature of the submission, compulsory minent journal may request this by contacting the secretary
registration in the Association’s office (jutta.erndl@dog.org). All that is
Proposals for the scientific program may be submitted in the necessary is to specify the title of the presentation and the
form of lectures, posters or videos. We are particularly looking journal in which it is to be published.
for proposals on the main topic of the Congress.
For presentations in free paper sessions and poster sessions All other presentations must be submitted to the DOG’s
abstracts must be submitted online. publication bodies in a publishable format for assessment not
later than the deadline stated in Section 1.
Submissions can only be made online to dog-kongress.de.
Abstracts for posters and free paper oral sessions received by Presentations may be published in German or English. Aut-
email, fax or post will not be considered. hors are reminded to note the “Guidelines for Authors” of the
journal in question and to send their manuscript directly to
Unless otherwise indicated, the first lead author will be assu- the publisher(s).
med to be the person making the presentation. All correspon-
dence will be sent to this person who is responsible for for- Contributions in German may be submitted for assessment at
warding all information etc. to the other Authors. the Author’s discretion either to the journal “Der Ophthalmo-
loge” (editorialmanager.com/deop/) or to “Klinische Monats-
Notification does not release the Author(s) from the need to blätter für Augenheilkunde”
register for the Congress and pay the appropriate atten- (mc.manuscriptcentral.com/klimo). Contributions in English
dance fees. should be sent online for assessment to the journal “Graefe‘s
Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology” at
editorialmanager.com/grae.
The obligation to submit contributions to a journal does not
presuppose that the manuscript will be accepted by the jour-
nals. The publisher has sole responsibility for this decision.
215. Requirements with regard to content 8. Disclosure of potential conflicts of interest
Abstracts must exhibit an organised structure (the problem, The DOG expects Authors of scientific submissions to disclose
methodology, results and conclusions). As part of this potential conflicts of interest. Information on this point will be
structure the problem must be clearly formulated and an requested when abstracts are submitted. Speakers and poster
adequate methodology selected. The conclusions must relate Authors must also include a corresponding slide in their pre-
to the results presented in the document. Remarks such as sentation or a note on the poster. All Authors will receive tem-
“the results are discussed” often lead to rejection. plates and further details on this point if and when their abs-
tract is accepted.
Abstracts may contain up to 2,500 characters. They may be
submitted in German or English and must be in a form ready
for publication. 9. Grant of rights of use
By submitting his/her contribution the Author grants the DOG
Abstracts must be completely anonymised: that is to say that a simple, irrevocable right of use to the submission without
the text must not contain any clue which could lead to identi- restriction as to content. The right of use particularly includes
fication of its origin or author. Names, institutions, companies the editing, publication and reproduction of the submission
and locations must therefore be removed prior to submission. (on this point see also the publication obligation in Section 4).
If the abstracts deal with research projects undertaken in
close cooperation with industrial concerns, they must be iden-
tified as such. 10. Presentation time
In the case of open scientific contributions the time allotted
The content of abstracts must not have been already publis- for speaking is 7 minutes plus 2 minutes for discussions;
hed at a scientific conference or in a scientific journal. for posters, the time for speaking is 2 minutes plus 2 minutes
discussion time; for videos, the time for speaking is
By submitting the document, the Author confirms that all the 10 minutes plus 2 minutes discussion time.
Authors of the abstract are in agreement with the submission
and that clinical investigations were conducted with the The Author undertakes to comply strictly with these time
approval of the relevant Ethics Committees and that any limits. The presentation will be automatically stopped at the
experiments on animals had received official approval. end of these specified times. Overruns of the time allotted for
speaking will be signalled by an optical timer.
6. Amendments
Abstracts may be amended at any time prior to the deadline 11. Poster exhibition, poster dimensions
for submissions provided that they have not already been Posters submitted and approved will be grouped together by
notified as being in their final form. topic and will be displayed for one day in the poster exhibition.
On the day of their respective poster session, poster Authors
7. Assessment codes must hang their poster in the poster exhibition between
Abstracts will be sorted by code numbers in order to make 7.00 am and 8.00 am, and remove them between 5.30 pm and
assessment easier. Therefore when submitting your abstract 6.30 pm on the same day.
please indicate the category into which it falls.
Posters which have not been removed by the Author by
1. Genetics 6.30 pm will be taken down by Congress staff. “Posters of the
2. Glaucoma day” (cf. Section 13) displayed in a separate exhibition will be
3. International ophthalmology taken down by Congress staff after the Congress and returned
4. Cornea, conjunctiva to their Authors.
5. Lens
6. Pathology/anatomy Posters must measure 90 cm wide * 120 cm high
7. Plastic surgery, lids, orbit (portrait format).
8. Refractive surgery
9. Retina, RPE, choroid membrane, vitreous body Adhesives and help from Congress staff are available from the
10. Visual pathway, brain, neuro ophthalmology Poster Helpdesk at the Congress venue.
11. Strabism, paediatric ophthalmology
12. Trauma
13. Tumours, posterior segment 12. Poster sessions
14. Tumours, anterior segment and others Poster sessions will take place from Thursday to Saturday
15. Uvea, iris, pupil, iridocorneal angle immediately after the lunch break without any parallel events;
16. Traffic ophthalmology each session will take the form of a small moderated group at
17. Health services research, health economics and policy which the poster Authors will present their findings in a
18. Other topics / miscellaneous 3 minute lecture. The ensuing discussion will be led by two
moderators.
22… Videos
Authors may write their posters in German or English. Submission of Videos
1.2. – 1.4.2019
So that participants can concentrate on the content of the
poster sessions without being disturbed, headsets and re- Notification of Authors
ceivers are available for participants and will be issued free of Juni 2019
charge by staff located in several places in the poster lobby.
Poster Authors must therefore arrive in good time before the
commencement of the poster sessions in the poster exhibition. 16. Submission of videos, DOG Video Prize
The equipment must be returned immediately after the end Video presentations are an important and effective medium
of the session to the staff at the various locations indicated. for the presentation of scientific findings. They are therefore
allocated by topic to the free paper oral sessions. It is planned
to publish the videos on the DOG’s website.
13. Posters of the Day and poster prizes
The moderators of each post session will select a “Poster of The video must not last more than 10 minutes. The presenta-
the Day” for their group. The selected posters will then be tion time for videos is 10 minutes plus 2 minutes for discus-
displayed in a separate exhibition for the entire period of the sion. The size of the video should be between 100 MB and 1 GB
Congress. Every day the poster prize jury will select the three and may be in AVI, MPG, MPG4, MOV, and WMV formats.
best posters from the “Posters of the Day,” each of which will By submitting the videos the Authors expressly state that
receive a prize of EUR 500.00. they hold all the necessary rights needed for the anticipated
use and exploitation of the video and its content, and that the
video they submit therefore contains no content, the public
14. Compulsory attendance access to which or performance of which could infringe third
The lead authors of posters and presentations must be pre- party rights (e.g. the personal rights of persons who can be
sent in their sessions. In exceptional cases it is possible to seen, copyright or music on which GEMA fees must be
arrange to be represented by the/a co-author. However, this paid etc.). The Author will indemnify the DOG against all third
must be notified in advance. The DOG reserves the right to party claims which may be asserted against the DOG by
exclude from the next Congress any Author who fails to dis- reason of the use and publication of his/her video.
play his/her poster or attend his/her poster session without a
valid excuse, or any Author who fails to attend his/her presen- A brief abstract and the video itself must be submitted to
tation or who infringes another important obligation during abstractserver.de/dog2019/absmgm.
the scientific program of the Congress without a valid excuse.
If an Author/speaker has a valid reason which prevents The video jury will award the DOG Video Prize to the best
his/her attendance, he/she must inform the Congress organi- three submitted videos; this prize is sponsored by HAAG-
sers and name a person who will deputise for them. STREIT DEUTSCHLAND GmbH. The prizes will be presented
during the Awards Ceremony to be held on the Saturday of
the Congress.
15. “DOG on Demand”
“DOG on Demand” archives Congress contributions online,
thus presenting the opportunity to hear presentations or
other contributions a second time. This facility includes both
the speaker’s slides and original presentation provided that
the speaker is in agreement. It is possible to exclude specific
parts of the lecture, for example for legal reasons.
“DOG on Demand” is a particularly important and useful
facility for participants. The DOG is therefore extremely
grateful to all speakers who agree to this form of publication.
The DOG requests Authors to let the DOG know in advance of
the Congress whether they agree to the publication in “DOG
on Demand”. The necessary grant of rights for the use of the
presentations in “DOG on Demand” can be downloaded and
completed at: Rechteeinräumung für DOG on Demand.
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DOG 2019
Scientific Program
25The Making of the Scientific Program DOG Program Committee
and Scientific Panel
In autumn, the President invites ophthalmological clinics, Program Committee
research institutes and individuals to submit proposals for B. Seitz (Homburg/Saar), Chair
scientific sessions. These proposals are then examined and C. Cursiefen (Köln)
assessed in blind review by the members of the Program N. Eter (Münster)
Committee. Aided by the Program Committee and the DOG C. Erb (Berlin)
Office, the President then compiles a draft program from the Ph. Gass (München)
reviewed proposals. The basic program is then published as H. Hoerauf (Göttingen)
a preliminary program, which also serves as call for abstracts. F. G. Holz (Bonn)
Each of the submitted free papers is then reviewed by at least T. Kohnen (Frankfurt/Main)
three members of the Scientific Panel. Based on these reviews, T. Reinhard (Freiburg)
the papers will be included in the program in free paper oral U. Schiefer (Aalen/Tübingen)
presentations or poster sessions. S. Schnichels (Tübingen), on behalf of AG Young DOG
Scientific Panel
H. Agostini (Freiburg) V. Klauß (München)
C. Auw-Hädrich (Freiburg) T. Klink (München)
B. Bachmann (Köln) M. Kohlhaas (Dortmund)
K.U. Bartz-Schmidt (Tübingen) T. Kohnen (Frankfurt/Main)
N. Bechrakis (Essen) D. Kook (München)
J. Biermann (Münster) H. Krastel (Heidelberg)
M. Blum (Erfurt) B. Lachenmayr (München)
N. Bornfeld (Essen) W. Lagrèze (Freiburg)
C. Cursiefen (Köln) A. Liekfeld (Potsdam)
C. Deuter (Tübingen) K. Löffler (Bonn)
B. Dick (Bochum) B. Lorenz (Gießen)
T. Dietlein (Köln) P. Maier (Freiburg)
T. Dietrich-Ntoukas (Berlin) C. Mardin (Erlangen)
A. Eckstein (Essen) D. Meller (Jena)
K.-H. Emmerich (Darmstadt) H. Mittelviefhaus (Freiburg)
C. Erb (Berlin) T. Neß (Freiburg)
J. Esser (Essen) D. Pauleikhoff (Münster)
N. Eter (Münster) N. Pfeiffer (Mainz)
N. Feltgen (Göttingen) L. E. Pillunat (Dresden)
R. Finger (Bonn) S. Pitz (Frankfurt/Main)
C. Framme (Hannover) U. Pleyer (Berlin)
G. Freißler (Bamberg) V. Prokosch-Willing (Mainz)
T. Fuchsluger (Heidelberg) T. Reinhard (Freiburg)
G. Geerling (Düsseldorf) M. Rohrbach (Tübingen)
M. Gräf (Gießen) K. Rohrschneider (Heidelberg)
R. Guthoff (Düsseldorf) G. Rudolph (München)
R. Guthoff (Rostock) K. Rüther (Berlin)
L.-O. Hattenbach U. Schiefer (Aalen/Tübingen)
(Ludwigshafen) M. Schittkowski (Göttingen)
A. Heiligenhaus (Münster) A. Schuster (Mainz)
L. M. Heindl (Köln) M. Seeliger (Tübingen)
C. Heinz (Münster) B. Seitz (Homburg/Saar)
H. Helbig (Regensburg) W. Sekundo (Marburg)
M. Hermann (Köln) M. Spitzer (Hamburg)
M. Herwig-Carl (Bonn) K. Stieger (Gießen)
C. Hintschich (München) H. Thieme (Magdeburg)
C. Hirneiß (München) A. Viestenz (Halle/Saale)
H. Hoerauf (Göttingen) J. Wachtlin (Berlin)
E. Hoffmann (Mainz) A. Stahl (Greifswald)
L. Holbach (Erlangen) H. Wilhelm (Tübingen)
F. G. Holz (Bonn) A. Wolf (München)
A. Joussen (Berlin) F. Ziemssen (Tübingen)
A. Jünemann (Rostock) M. Zierhut (Tübingen)
U. Kellner (Siegburg)
26Executive Committee of the DOG DOG Office
Prof. Dr. Claus Cursiefen Dipl.-Kfm. Dr. Philip Gass
President Managing Director
Director of the University Eye Clinic Tel.: +49 89 5505768-0
Josef-Stelzmann-Straße 9 Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
50924 Köln Philip.Gass@dog.org
praesident@dog.org
Prof. Dr. Hans Hoerauf Birgit Mele
First Vice President Project Manager Science
Director of the University Eye Clinic Tel.: +49 89 5505768-15
Robert-Koch-Straße 40 Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
37075 Göttingen Birgit.Mele@dog.org
erstervizepraesident@dog.org
Prof. Dr. Nicole Eter Jutta Erndl
Second Vice President Project Team Science
Director of the University Eye Clinic Tel.: +49 89 5505768-16
Domagkstraße 15 Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
48149 Münster jutta.erndl@dog.org
zweitervizepraesident@dog.org
Prof. Dr. Thomas Kohnen Vanessa Lakatos-Troll
Treasurer Project Manager Congress
Director of the University Eye Clinic Tel.: +49 89 5505768-18
Theodor-Stern-Kai 7 Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
60590 Frankfurt/Main Vanessa.Lakatos@dog.org
schatzmeister@dog.org
Prof. Dr. Thomas Reinhard Gertraud Kurz
Executive Secretary Project Team Congress
Director of the University Eye Clinic Tel.: +49 89 5505768-17
Killianstraße 5 Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
79106 Freiburg Gertraud.Kurz@dog.org
generalsekretaer@dog.org
Prof. Dr. Frank G. Holz Irina Aschenbrenner
Recording Secretary Project Team Basic Course
Director of the University Eye Clinic Tel.: +49 89 5505768-17
Ernst-Abbe-Straße 2 Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
53127 Bonn Irina.Aschenbrenner@dog.org
schriftfuehrer@dog.org
Prof. Dr. Horst Helbig Veronika Löer
Spokesman Member Administration
Director of the University Eye Clinic Tel.: +49 89 5505768-14
Franz-Josef-Strauß-Allee 11 Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
93042 Regensburg Veronika.Loeer@dog.org
presse@dog.org
Press Contact Christopher Dicke
Press Office DOG 2019 Project Manager oregis
Lisa Ströhlein Tel.: +49 89 5505768-26
Postfach 30 11 20, 70451 Stuttgart Fax: +49 89 5505768-11
Tel.: +49 711 8931-459 Christopher.Dicke@dog.org
Fax: +49 711 8931-167
stroehlein@medizinkommunikation.org
27DOG 2019 DOG 2019 Th. 26.9. Symposia Freepaper sessions Poster sessions DOG-Update Int. Experts Day Courses
Thursday, 26.9.2019 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00
Saal von Graefe 8:30 – 9:45 Do01 10:15 – 11:30 Do07 11:45 – 12:15 12:30 – 13:30 13:45 – 14:45
Filtrierende Glaukom- Freie Vorträge Do13 Corporate sessions* Poster sessions
chirurgie – Operationen Keynote
mit Zukunft Lecture
A. Anton Keratoko-
DOG 2019
J. F. Jordan Th. 26.9. Symposia nus: New
Freepaper sessions Poster sessions DOG-Update Int. Experts Day
Insights …
Saal Helmholtz 8:30 – 9:45 Do02 10:15 – 11:30 Do08 Jesper
8:00
Ophthalmologische Ver- 9:00 Freie Vorträge 10:00 11:00
Hjortdal 12:00 13:00
Do
sorgung in Deutschland:
Saal vonwo stehen wir?
Graefe 8:30 – 9:45 Do01 10:15 – 11:30 Do07 11:45 – 12:15 12:30 – 13:30
A. Schuster Filtrierende Glaukom- Freie Vorträge Do13 Corporate sessions*
R. P. Finger chirurgie – Operationen Keynote
mit Zukunft Lecture
Saal Donders 8:30 – 9:45 Do03
A. Anton 10:15 – 11:30 Do09 Keratoko-
Freie Vorträge J. F. Jordan Freie Vorträge nus: New
Insights …
Saal Helmholtz 8:30 – 9:45 Do02 10:15 – 11:30 Do08 Jesper
Ophthalmologische Ver- Freie Vorträge Hjortdal
Do
sorgung in Deutschland:
wo stehen wir?
Saal 1 8:30 – 10:30 A. Schuster K-301 10:45 – 11:30 11:45 – 16:15
Grundkurs R. P. Finger Do10 IVOM Grundkurs. Kurs zur Zertifizierung für die Durchführun
Refraktive Chirurgie Freie Vorträge Therapie (PDT) und der intravitrealen okulären Medikament
Th. Kohnen
Saal Donders 8:30 – 9:45 Do03 10:15 – 11:30 (aktuelleDo09
Indikation, Technik und Komplikationsmanagemen
D. Kook Freie Vorträge Freie VorträgeJ. Wachtlin
Saal 2 8:30 – 9:45 Do04 10:15 – 11:30 Do11
Freie Vorträge Symposium der
Julius-Hirschberg-
Saal 1 8:30 – 10:30 Gesellschaft K-301 10:45 – 11:30 11:45 – 16:15
Grundkurs F. Krogmann Do10 IVOM Grundkurs. Kurs zur Zertifizierun
Refraktive Chirurgie Freie Vorträge Therapie (PDT) und der intravitrealen o
Th. Kohnen (aktuelle Indikation, Technik und Komp
Saal 3 8:30 – 9:45 Do05
D. Kook 10:15 – 11:30 Do12 J. Wachtlin
Strabologie und okuläre Künstliche Intelligenz
Adnexe: Wie hilft uns (KI) in der Hornhaut-
Saal 2 die Spitzenforschung8:30 – 9:45 Diagnostik
Do04 10:15 – 11:30 Do11
im Praxisalltag? Freie Vorträge N. Eter, B. Seitz, Symposium der
A. Neugebauer, A. Eckstein C. Cursiefen Julius-Hirschberg-
Gesellschaft
Saal 4 8:30 – 9:45 K-401 10:15 – 11:30 K-403
F. Krogmann
Sonderformen der Amotio Erkrankungen und
im Kindesalter – dann, Therapie der peripheren
Saal 3 wenn alles anders ist8:30 – 9:45 Netzhaut
Do05 10:15 – 11:30 Do12
A. M. Joussen A. Lommatzsch
Strabologie und okuläre Künstliche Intelligenz
P. Meier Adnexe: Wie hilftN.unsFeltgen (KI) in der Hornhaut-
die Spitzenforschung Diagnostik
Saal 5 8:30 – 9:45 K-402
im Praxisalltag? 10:15 – 11:30 K-404
N. Eter, B. Seitz,
Mykotische Keratitis A. Neugebauer, A.Stents
Ecksteinin der Glaukomchi-
C. Cursiefen
und Endophthalmitis rurgie – Segen oder Fluch?
Saal 4 – Refresherkurs 8:30 – 9:45 E. M.K-401
Hoffmann 10:15 – 11:30 K-403
A. Viestenz Sonderformen der K. Amotio
Klabe Erkrankungen und
B. Seitz im Kindesalter – dann, Therapie der peripheren
wenn alles anders ist Netzhaut
DOG Forum digital A. M. Joussen A. Lommatzsch
P. Meier N. Feltgen
Saal 5 8:30 – 9:45 K-402 10:15 – 11:30 K-404
Mykotische Keratitis Stents in der Glaukomchi-
und Endophthalmitis rurgie – Segen oder Fluch?
– Refresherkurs E. M. Hoffmann
Saal 9 8:30 – 9:45 WS01
A. Viestenz 10:15 – 11:30 WS02
K. Klabe
Optische Kohärenztomo- B. Seitz Entzündung der Orbita:
graphie Angiographie: (k)eine Diagnose
Anwendungen
DOG Forum digital in der
klinischen Forschung U. Grenzebach
S. Liakopoulos, F. Alten Ch. Hintschich
Saal 10 8:30 – 9:45 Do06 10:15 – 11:30 K-405 12:45 – 16:15
Die proliferative Makula-Diagnostik 2.0 – GCP-Auffrischungskurs für Prüfärzte
Vitreoretinopathie. Rapid-Fire Präsentationen B. Wilhelm
Saal 9 Das ungelöste Problem?
8:30 – 9:45 ungewöhnlicher
WS01 10:15 – 11:30 WS02 T. Peters
S. Grisanti Makula-Erkrankungen
Optische Kohärenztomo- Entzündung der Orbita: Ch. Deuter
S. G. Priglinger A.
graphie Angiographie: Gamulescu (k)eine Diagnose
Anwendungen in der
sonst. Räume klinischen Forschung U. Grenzebach 12:30 – 14:00
S. Liakopoulos, F. Alten Ch. Hintschich Press conference
Saal 10 8:30 – 9:45 Do06 10:15 – 11:30 K-405 12:45 – 16:15
Die proliferative Makula-Diagnostik 2.0 – 12:30 – 13:30 GCP-Auffrischungs
Vitreoretinopathie. Rapid-Fire Präsentationen Patientensymposium B. Wilhelm
Das ungelöste Problem? ungewöhnlicher des DBSV T. Peters
S. Grisanti Makula-Erkrankungen Ch. Deuter
S. G. Priglinger A. Gamulescu
sonst. Räume 12:30 – 14:00
Press conference
12:30 – 13:30
Patientensymposium
des DBSV
28Workshops Working groups Corporate sessions others only for invited * not part of the
participants scientific program
15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00
15:00 – 16:15 Do14 16:45 – 18:00 Do20 18:15 – 19:30 19:30
s Vorderabschnittsfall- DOG Kontrovers Opening Ceremony DOG-Get Together
konferenz J. Roider
G. Geerling Th. Kohnen
B. Seitz
Courses M. A. Thiel Workshops Working groups Corporate sessions others only for invited * not part of the
participants scientific program
15:00 – 16:15 Do15 16:45 – 18:00 Do21
14:00 15:00
Die Zukunft der ambulan- 16:00bei Störungen des17:00
Fahren 18:00 19:00 20:00
ten und stationären visuellen Systems
Versorgung in der 15:00
13:45 – 14:45 Augen- – 16:15 B. Lachenmayr
Do14 16:45 – 18:00 Do20 18:15 – 19:30 19:30
heilkunde
Poster sessions K. Rohrschneider DOG Kontrovers
Vorderabschnittsfall- Opening Ceremony DOG-Get Together
C. Cursiefen, Th. Reinhard
konferenz J. Roider
G. Geerling Th. Kohnen
15:00 – 16:15 Do16
B. Seitz 16:45 – 18:00 Do22
Freie Vorträge M. A. Thiel Freie Vorträge
15:00 – 16:15 Do15 16:45 – 18:00 Do21
Die Zukunft der ambulan- Fahren bei Störungen des
ten und stationären visuellen Systems
Versorgung in der Augen- B. Lachenmayr
K-303
15:15 – 16:15 heilkunde
Do17 16:45 – 18:00 Do23
K. Rohrschneider
hrung der photodynamischen
Freie Vorträge Medical Cornea
C. Cursiefen, Th. Reinhard
menteneingabe (IVOM) C. Cursiefen
ment) 15:00 – 16:15 Th.Do16
Fuchsluger 16:45 – 18:00 Do22
Freie Vorträge Freie Vorträge
15:00 – 16:15 Do17 16:45 – 18:00 Do24
Diagnostics and therapy Ocular gene therapy –
of dry AMD current and future chal-
M. Ueffing 15:15 – 16:15 lenges Do17for the clinical
K-303 16:45 and
– 18:00 Do23
ng für die Durchführung Freie Vorträgethe scientific community
S. Fauser der photodynamischen Medical Cornea
okulären Medikamenteneingabe (IVOM) B. Lorenz, E. ZrennerC. Cursiefen
plikationsmanagement) Th. Fuchsluger
15:00 – 16:15 Do18 16:45 – 18:00 Do25
Highlights translationaler Ophthalmopathologie –
Forschung: Glaukom ein Fach mit Zukunft!
U. Schlötzer-Schrehardt
15:00 – 16:15 C. Auw-Hädrich
Do17 16:45 – 18:00 Do24
N. Pfeiffer Diagnostics and therapyK. Löffler Ocular gene therapy –
of dry AMD current and future chal-
M. Ueffing lenges for the clinical and
15:00 – 16:15 K-406
S. Fauser 16:45 – 18:00 theDo26
scientific community
Diagnostik, Therapie und Controversies in the B. Lorenz, E. Zrenner
Nachsorge von Tumoren management of kerato-
der Aderhaut 15:00 – 16:15 mycosis
Do18 16:45 – 18:00 Do25
A. M. Joussen G. Geerling
Highlights translationaler Ophthalmopathologie –
N. Bornfeld Forschung: Glaukom B. Seitz ein Fach mit Zukunft!
U. Schlötzer-Schrehardt C. Auw-Hädrich
15:00 – 16:15 Do19
N. Pfeiffer 16:45 – 18:00 K-407
K. Löffler
Riesenzellarteriitis inter- Phakoemulsifikation
disziplinär – Was ist neu? und IOL-Chirurgie für
J. Biermann 15:00 – 16:15 Fortgeschrittene
K-406 16:45 – 18:00 Do26
A. K. Eckstein Diagnostik, Therapie und Controversies in the
Nachsorge von Tumoren T. Tandogan management of kerato-
der Aderhaut mycosis
15:00– 15:30 15:30– 16:00
A. M. Joussen 16:45 – 18:00 Do27
G. Geerling
Datenschutz Jameda & Co
N. Bornfeld Deep Learning in der B. Seitz
T. Waetke T. Schutt Augenheilkunde –
15:00 – 16:15 aktuelle
Do19 Entwicklungen
16:45 – 18:00 K-407
Riesenzellarteriitis R. P. Finger
inter- Phakoemulsifikation
N.
disziplinär – Was ist neu? Eter und IOL-Chirurgie für
J. Biermann Fortgeschrittene
15:00 – 16:15 A. K.WS03
Eckstein 16:45 – 18:00 WS04
Zunehmende Bedeutung Gender Medizin – T. Tandogan
des angeborenen Immun- Der „kleine“ Unterschied
systems bei Augenerkran-
15:00– 15:30 15:30– in16:00
der Augenheilkunde
16:45 – 18:00 Do27
kungen … Datenschutz Jameda A. Gamulescu
& Co Deep Learning in der
C. Lange, Th. Lapp T. Waetke T. Schutt Augenheilkunde –
aktuelle Entwicklungen
K-303 16:45 – 18:00 K-101
R. P.WS03
Finger
e Refraktionskurs
In vivo-BildgebungN. Eter
U.
beiSchiefer
Tieren
15:00 – 16:15 J. Ungewiß
Meyer
WS03 16:45 – 18:00 WS04
Zunehmende Bedeutung P. Heiduschka Gender Medizin –
des angeborenen Immun- Der „kleine“ Unterschied
systems bei Augenerkran- in der Augenheilkunde
kungen … A. Gamulescu
C. Lange, Th. Lapp
K-303 16:45 – 18:00 WS03
K-101
skurs für Prüfärzte In vivo-Bildgebung
Refraktionskurs
beiSchiefer
U. Tieren
J. Ungewiß
Meyer
P. Heiduschka
Stand:
14. 2. 2019
29DOG 2019 DOG 2019 Th. 26.9. Symposia Freepaper sessions Poster sessions DOG-Update Int. Experts Day Courses
Friday, 27. 9. 2019 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00
Saal von Graefe 8:30 – 9:45 Do01 10:15 – 11:30 Do07 11:45 – 12:15 12:30 – 13:30 13:45 – 14:45
Filtrierende Glaukom- Freie Vorträge Do13 Corporate sessions* Poster sessions
chirurgie – Operationen Keynote
mit Zukunft Lecture
A. Anton Keratoko-
DOG 2018
J. F. Jordan Fr. 27.9. Symposia nus: New
Freepaper sessions Poster sessions DOG-Update Int. Experts Day
Insights …
Saal Helmholtz 8:30 – 9:45 Do02 10:15 – 11:30 Do08 Jesper
8:00
Ophthalmologische Ver- 9:00 Freie Vorträge 10:00 11:00
Hjortdal 12:00 13:00
Do
sorgung in Deutschland:
Saal vonwo stehen wir?
Graefe 8:30 – 9:45 Fr01 10:15 – 11:30 Fr06 11:45 – 12:15 12:30 – 13:30
A. Schuster Herausforderungen Freie Vorträge Fr13 Corporate sessions*
R. P. Finger in der modernen Keynote
Ophthalmochirurgie Lecture
Saal Donders 8:30 – 9:45 Do03
B. 10:15 – 11:30
Dick, G. Auffarth, Do09 Sehschärfe
Freie Vorträge Ch. Wirbelaue Freie Vorträge – subjektiv
und
Saal Helmholtz 8:30 – 9:45 Fr02 10:15 – 11:30 Fr07 objektiv
Hot topics in myopia re- Freie Vorträge Michael
Fr
search Bach
W. Lagrèze
Saal 1 8:30 – 10:30 F. Schaeffel K-301 10:45 – 11:30 11:45 – 16:15
Grundkurs Do10 IVOM Grundkurs. Kurs zur Zertifizierung für die Durchführun
Refraktive Chirurgie Freie Vorträge Therapie (PDT) und der intravitrealen okulären Medikament
Th. Kohnen
Saal Donders 8:30 – 9:45 Fr03 10:15 – 11:30 (aktuelle Indikation,
Fr08 Technik und Komplikationsmanagemen
D. Kook Freie Vorträge Freie VorträgeJ. Wachtlin
Saal 2 8:30 – 9:45 Do04 10:15 – 11:30 Do11
Freie Vorträge Symposium der
Julius-Hirschberg-
Saal 1 8:30 – 9:05 Gesellschaft
9:10 – 9:45 8:30 – 9:05 10:55 – 11:30 12:30 – 13:45
IED01 F. Krogmann
IED02 IED03 IED04 Sicca
Update Diabe- Update Coping Vision Im- Symposium zur Ver-
tic macula … Corneal with orbital pairment leihung des Sicca-
Saal 3 8:30 – 9:45 Do05
A. Loewen- 10:15 – 11:30
Crosslinking Do12
tumors and Driving Förderpreises 2019
Strabologie und okuläre
stein Künstliche IntelligenzI. Mombaerts C. Owsley
F. Hafezi G. Geerling
Adnexe: Wie hilft uns (KI) in der Hornhaut- Th. Kaercher
Saal 2 die Spitzenforschung8:30– 9:45 Diagnostik
Fr04 10:15 – 11:30 Fr09
im Praxisalltag? N. Eter,inB. Seitz,
Personalisierte Medizin Freie Vorträge
A. Neugebauer, A. Eckstein
der Behandlung von C. Cursiefen
Augentumoren
Saal 4 8:30 – 9:45 K-401
V. Kakkassery 10:15 – 11:30 K-403
Sonderformen der Amotio
L. M. Heindl Erkrankungen und
im Kindesalter – dann, Therapie der peripheren
Saal 3 wenn alles anders ist8:30 – 9:45 Netzhaut
Fr05 10:15 – 11:30 Fr10
A. M. Joussen Karrierewege A. Lommatzsch Keratokonus – Neueste
P. Meier N. Feltgen
in der Augenheilkunde Trends in Früherkennung,
C. Cursiefen Therapie und Forschung
Saal 5 8:30 – 9:45 K-402
Ph. Steven 10:15 – 11:30 K-404
S. Lang
Mykotische Keratitis Stents in der Glaukomchi-
B. Seitz
und Endophthalmitis rurgie – Segen oder Fluch?
Saal 4 – Refresherkurs 8:30 – 9:45 E. M.K-408
Hoffmann 10:15 – 11:30 K-411
A. Viestenz K. Klabe
Diabetes Fallsprechstunde Lymphome am und im
B. Seitz N. Feltgen Auge – Innovation in der
H. Hoerauf molekularbiologischen
DOG Forum digital Forschung
V. Kakkassery, L. M. Heindl
Saal 5 8:30 – 9:45 K-409 10:15 – 11:30 K-412
Digitalisierung in augen- Komplikationsmanage-
ärztlicher Praxis & Klinik – ment in der refraktiven
Chancen und Risiken Chirurgie
Saal 9 8:30 – 9:45 WS01
K. Kortüm 10:15 – 11:30 WS02
A. Frings
Optische Kohärenztomo- E. Fabian Entzündung der Orbita:
T. Katz
graphie Angiographie: (k)eine Diagnose
Anwendungen
DOG Forum digital in der 9:15–9:45 10:15 – 11:30 Fr11
klinischen Forschung U. Grenzebach
Smartphones Smartphones and
S. Liakopoulos, F. Alten Ch. Hintschich
in der Augen- mHealth to revolutionize
heilkunde Eye Care
Saal 10 8:30 – 9:45 Do06 10:15 – 11:30
R. Naffouje K-405
R. P. Finger, M. Wintergerst, 12:45 – 16:15
Die proliferative Makula-Diagnostik 2.0
K. Kortüm H. –Philippin GCP-Auffrischungskurs für Prüfärzte
Vitreoretinopathie. Rapid-Fire Präsentationen B. Wilhelm
Saal 9 Das ungelöste Problem? 8:30 – 9:45 ungewöhnlicher
K-410 10:15 – 11:30 Fr12 T. Peters
S. Grisanti Die Tuberkulose –Makula-Erkrankungen
latent Kongenitale Glaukome: Ch. Deuter
S. G. Priglinger A.
und aktiv – eine neue Gamulescu Wer arbeitet da alles zu-
Herausforderung in der sammen?
sonst. Räume Ophthalmologie? Th. Dietlein, 12:30 – 14:00
N.Stübiger, M. Zierhut E. M. Hoffmann, N. Pirlich Press conference
Saal 10 8:30 – 9:45 K-201 10:15 – 11:30 K-202
Medizin und Medizin und 12:30 – 13:30
Management: Management: Zielverein- Patientensymposium
Führung und Motivation barungen erfolgreich des DBSV
B. Seitz gestalten
D. Böhmann
sonst. Räume
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