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Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology Volume 47, Supplement 1, November 2019 ISSN 1442-6404 The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists 51st Annual Scientific Congress 8 – 12 November 2019 International Convention Centre (ICC), Sydney PROGRAM AND ABSTRACTS The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists 51st Annual Scientific Congress 8 – 12 November 2019 International Convention Centre (ICC), Sydney PROGRAM AND ABSTRACTS CEO_13622.indd 715 10/22/19 2:27 PM Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists 51st Annual Scientific Congress 8 – 12 November 2019 Contents Volume 47 Supplement 1 November 2019 Committees . 3 Past Lecturers and Briefs for the Named Lectures: RANZCO Annual Scientific Congress . 4 Scientific Program . 8 Invited Speakers . 15 Saturday 09 November . 24 Speakers, Symposia, Courses and Free Papers Abstracts Sunday 10 November . 39 Speakers, Symposia, Courses, and Free Papers Abstracts Monday 11 November . 57 Speakers, Symposia, Courses, and Free Papers Abstracts Tuesday 12 November . 76 Speakers and Symposia Film Abstracts . 78 Films will be shown throughout the Congress and during the Film and Poster Viewing Session at 5:30 – 6:30pm on Sunday 10 November 2019. Poster Abstracts . 82 Principal authors will be available to discuss their posters at the Film and Poster Viewing Session at 5:30 – 6:30pm on Sunday 10 November 2019 and during the times listed on their poster cards. Author Index . 165 The contents contained herein are correct at the time of printing and may be subject to change. This abstract supplement has been produced using author-supplied copy. Editing has been restricted to some corrections for spelling and style where appropriate. No responsibility is assumed for any claims, instructions, methods or drug dosages contained in the abstracts: it is recommended that these are verified independently. CEO_13622.indd 716 10/22/19 2:27 PM DOI: 10.1111/ceo.13623 The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists 51st Annual Scientific Congress 8 – 12 November 2019 International Convention Centre (ICC), Sydney ORGANISING COMMITTEE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE – REVIEWERS Dr Andrew Chang (Congress Convenor) Dr Clare Fraser Dr Alina Zeldovich (Congress Convenor) Dr Graham-Hay Smith Ms Sarah Stedman (RANZCO) Prof Alex Hewitt Mrs Alex Arancibia (RANZCO) Dr Amy Cohn Ms Denise Broeren (Think Business Events) Dr Andrea Ang Dr Simon Skalicky SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE – EXECUTIVE Dr Mei Hong Tan Dr Colin Clement Dr Christine Younan (Chair) Dr Adrian Fung A/Prof Shuan Dai Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer A/Prof Samantha Fraser-Bell Prof Tim Sullivan Dr Elsie Chan Prof Gerard Sutton RANZCO CONGRESS ORGANISERS Dr Brett O'Donnell Dr Ridia Lim Think Business Events A/Prof James Elder Level 1, 299 Elizabeth St A/Prof Andrew Symons Sydney NSW 2000 A/Prof Nitin Verma (RANZCO Board) Tel: +61 2 8251 0045 A/Prof Heather Mack (RANZCO President) Fax: +61 2 8251 0097 Email: [email protected] Editorial material and organization © 2019 Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists. Copyright of individual abstracts remains with the authors. Clin Experiment Ophthalmol. 2019;47 (Supp 1):3. wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/ceo 3 DOI: 10.1111/ceo.13624 Past Lecturers and Briefs For the Named Lectures: RANZCO Annual Scientific Congress 1. THE NORMAN MCALISTER GREGG LECTURE (ESTABLISHED 1958) The Norman McAlister Gregg Lecture was established by the Council of the Ophthalmological Society of Australia in recog- nition of the outstanding contribution made to ophthalmology by Sir Norman Gregg. The lecture covers a clinical topic that has clinical relevance and may cover some facet of work not previously published. The lecture becomes the property of the College. A “Gregg Medal” has been struck and is presented, together with a certificate, to the lecturer at the conclusion of the lecture. 1961 Sir Lorimer Dodds 1964 Prof Ida Mann 1967 Prof Ramon Castroviejo 1970 Prof Lorenz E Zimmerman 1973 Prof Gustav Nossal 1975 Prof William F Hoyt 1981 Prof Robert M Ellsworth 1984 Prof Barrie Jones 1986 Dr Thomas Mandel 1987 Prof Ian Constable 1988 Prof Colin Blakemore 1989 Dr R Machemer 1990 Prof Ian Gust 1991 Prof Doug Coster 1992 Prof Stephen Drance 1994 Prof Harry A Quigley 1995 Prof Richard Larkins 1996 Prof George Waring 1997 Prof Susan Lightman 1998 Prof Richard Collin 1999 Prof Edward Stone 2000 Prof Stuart Fine 2000 Prof Yasuo Tano 2001 Mr John Hungerford 2002 Justice Michael Kirby 2003 Prof Caroline MacEwan 2005 A/Prof David Mackey 2006 Prof David Apple 2007 Prof Jost B Jonas Editorial material and organization © 2019 Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists. Copyright of individual abstracts remains with the authors. 4 wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/ceo Clin Experiment Ophthalmol. 2019;47 (Supp 1):4–7. 51ST ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS 5 2008 Prof Charles McGhee 2009 Mr Geoffrey Rose 2010 Prof Paul Mitchell 2011 Prof Elizabeth Engle 2012 Prof Brenda Gallie 2013 Dr David Chang 2014 Prof Hugh R Taylor AC 2015 Prof Peter McCluskey 2016 Prof Denis Wakefield AO 2017 Dr Noel Alpins AM 2018 Prof Robyn Guymer AM 2019 Prof Tien Y Wong 2. THE COUNCIL LECTURE (ESTABLISHED 1963) The Council Lecture was established to honour members (Fellows) engaged in original work, or to establish a means whereby members may receive an authoritative and distinguished paper on a subject of which the lecturer has particular experience or knowledge. The lecture becomes the property of the College. A certificate is presented to the lecturer at the conclusion of the lecture. 1963 Dr Adrian Lamb 1965 Dr David Waterworth 1965 Dr KG Howsam (OSA) 1967 Dr EJ Donaldson 1967 Dr R Hertzberg 1968 Dr W Deane-Butcher 1969 Dr a'B Travers (ACO) 1970 Dr PA Rogers 1971 Dr Ronald Lowe 1973 Dr R Hertzberg 1975 Dr JW Hornbrook 1979 Dr Shirley Sarks 1980 Dr CH Greer 1981 Dr BG Wilson 1982 Dr JEK Galbraith 1984 A/Prof Fred C Hollows 1985 Prof Frank A Billson 1986 Dr Bruce Crawford 1987 Dr Peter J Graham 1988 Dr Alex Hunyor 1990 Dr BD Coote 1991 Prof Fred Hollows 1992 Dr Frank Taylor 1993 Dr Gordon Wise 1994 Prof Hugh R Taylor 1995 Dr Bill Gillies 1996 Prof Richard Cooper 1997 Dr David Moran 6 1998 Dr Mark Harrison 1999 A/Prof David Mackey 2000 A/Prof Peter McCluskey 2001 Dr Jamie La Nauze 2002 Professor Tony Molteno 2003 A/Prof Mark Elder 2004 Dr Alan McNab 2005 Dr Bill Glasson 2006 A/Prof Robyn Guymer 2007 A/Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer 2008 A/Prof Robert Casson 2009 A/Prof Timothy Sullivan 2010 Dr Noel Alpins 2011 Dr Stephen Best 2012 Prof Mark Gillies 2013 A/Prof Julian Rait 2014 A/Prof Mark D Daniell 2015 A/Prof John Grigg 2016 Prof Gerard Sutton 2017 Prof Jonathan Crowston 2018 Prof Stephanie Watson 2019 A/Prof Penelope Allen 3. THE DAME IDA MANN MEMORIAL LECTURE (ESTABLISHED 1988) The Dame Ida Mann Memorial Lecture was established by the Council of the College in recognition of the outstanding contri- bution made to ophthalmology by Dame Ida Mann. The presentation shall cover an important topic that is oriented to the basic sciences of ophthalmology with clinical relevance. Questions or discussion will form no part of the proceedings. The lecture becomes the property of the College. A certificate is presented to the lecturer at the conclusion of the lecture. 1988 Prof John D Pettique 1989 Dr D Potter 1991 Dr Adam Locket 1992 Dr Mark Florence 1993 Dr Robert Buttery 1995 Prof Trevor Lamb 1996 Prof Val Alder 1997 Prof Ian Constable 1998 A/Prof Denis Stark 1999 Dr Kerryn Williams 2000 Prof Charles McGhee 2001 Prof Grant Sutherland 2002 Dr Ian Morgan 2003 Prof Harminder Dua 2004 Dr Stuart Graham 2005 Dr Peter Kaiser 2006 Prof Harry Quigley 2007 Prof Paul McMenamin 51ST ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS 7 2008 Prof John McAvoy 2009 Prof Jonathan Crowston 2010 A/Prof Jamie Craig 2011 Prof Justine Smith 2012 Prof Colin Green 2013 Prof Jan Provis 2014 Prof Minas T Coroneo 2015 Prof Dao-Yi Yu 2016 Prof Maarten P Mourits 2017 Prof Trevor Sherwin 2018 Dr Russell Van Gelder 2019 Prof John Marshall 4. THE FRED HOLLOWS LECTURE (ESTABLISHED 1999) The Fred Hollows Lecture was instituted to recognise the work Professor Fred Hollows did with indigenous people and in raising the profile of ophthalmology. The presentation will address a topic of applied public health research with a community focus. The lecture becomes the property of the College. A certificate is presented to the lecturer at the conclusion of the lecture. 1999 Dr William Morgan 2000 A/Prof Paul Mitchell 2001 A/Prof Glen Gole 2002 Prof John Mathews 2003 Dr Ivan Goldberg 2004 Dr AR Moodie 2005 Prof Ravi Thomas 2006 Prof Minas Coroneo 2007 Prof Lyle Palmer 2008 Prof Hugh R Taylor AC 2009 Dr Mark Loane 2010 A/Prof Henry Newland 2011 Prof Jill Keeffe OAM 2012 Prof Geoffrey Tabin 2013 A/Prof Nitin Verma 2014 Dr Garry Brian 2015 Dr Neil Murray 2016 Dr James Muecke 2017 Dr Geoffrey Cohn OAM 2018 A/Prof Angus Turner 2019 Dr Anasaini Cama DOI: 10.1111/ceo.13625 Scientific Program SATURDAY 9 NOVEMBER 0645-0800 Allergan Hosted Morning Symposium Venue: C4.5 0830-1000 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS Venue: Darling Harbour Theatre 0830-0900 Australian Society of Ophthalmologists (ASO) AGM 0900–0930 Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO) AGM 0930-1000 Ophthalmic Research Institute of Australia (ORIA) AGM 1000-1030 Morning Tea 1030-1100 RANZCO CONGRESS OPENING LECTURE Prof Lisa Harvey-Smith Venue: Darling Harbour Theatre Topic: Eyes on the Skies: How Astronomy is Transforming our Vision of
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