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25-29 September 2005 Berlin, Germany Joint Meeting Final 25-29 September 2005 Berlin, Germany Joint Meeting Final Programme 15th SOE Congress Societas Ophthalmologica Europaea European Society of Ophthalmology Basic Sciences and Clinical Application 103rd DOG Congress Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft German Society of Ophthalmology 25-29 September 2005 Berlin, Germany Joint Meeting Basic Sciences and Clinical Application 15th SOE Congress Societas Ophthalmologica Europaea European Society of Ophthalmology 103rd DOG Congress Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft German Society of Ophthalmology Final Programme Major Sponsor Novartis Pharma AG Main Sponsors *Acri.Tec GmbH Alcon Laboratories, Inc. AMO Germany GmbH Pfizer GmbH Sponsors Bausch & Lomb GmbH Optos GmbH Pharm-Allergan GmbH Santen GmbH 2 Welcome Address from the Governing Mayor of Berlin On behalf of the Berlin Senate, I would like to welcome all those attending the 103rd Annual Meeting of the German Ophthalmological Society and the 15th Congress of the Societas Ophthalmologica Europaea to Germany’s capital city. We are delighted that the world’s oldest medical professional association is holding its annual meeting together with its European umbrella organization here in Berlin. And we are confident that you will find ideal conditions for your meeting here, since today’s Berlin is one of the world’s leading congress and conference venues. Ophthalmology can look back on a long and distinguished history in Berlin. We can say, in fact, that this branch of medi- cine was born in Berlin, and we are very proud of this. At the same time, Berlin is currently positioning itself as a modern health center with offerings ranging from health care services, medical schools, and cutting-edge biomedical research to high-quality products from the medical technology and phar- maceutical sectors. Along with the focused work and key professional encounters of your congress, Berlin offers an ideal opportunity to discover the many facets of modern life in a major city. Berlin invites you to explore our exciting city whenever your congress pro- gramme permits; wherever you go, you will encounter traces of a varied and eventful history. Dense urbanism and attractive landscapes exist side by side along the Spree River and give this livable city its appeal. So take advantage of any breaks in your conference schedule to get to know our world-renowned museums, our opera houses, and our theaters. Or wind up an absorbing day of conference sessions at one of the many trendy bars and res- taurants in the dynamic neighborhoods in the new heart of Berlin. With this in mind, I wish you an eventful and unforgettable stay in Germany’s capital city. Once again: Welcome to Berlin! Klaus Wowereit Grußwort des Regierenden Bürgermeisters von Berlin 3 Im Namen des Senats von Berlin heiße ich die Teilnehmerin- nen und Teilnehmer der 103. Tagung der Deutschen Oph- thalmologischen Gesellschaft und dem 15. Kongress der Societas Ophthalmologica Europaea herzlich willkommen in der deutschen Hauptstadt. Wir freuen uns sehr, dass die älteste wissenschaftliche Fach- gesellschaft der Welt ihren Jahreskongress gemeinsam mit ihrer europäischen Dachorganisation in Berlin abhält. Und wir sind sicher, dass Sie in Berlin optimale Bedingungen für Ihre Tagung vorfinden werden. Denn Berlin ist heute einer der weltweit führenden Kongress- und Tagungsorte. Die Augenheilkunde kann in Berlin auf eine große Tradition zurückblicken. Ja, man kann sagen: Hier in Berlin steht die Wiege der Disziplin. Die Stadt ist sich dessen bewusst. Zugleich ist Berlin heute dabei, sich als moderne Gesund- heitsstadt zu positionieren, deren Angebot von den gesund- heitsbezogenen Dienstleistungen über die Hochschulmedizin und die biomedizinische Spitzenforschung bis hin zu hoch- wertigen Produkten der Medizintechnik und der Pharmain- dustrie reicht. Neben dem konzentrierten Arbeiten und den fachlich bedeutsamen Begegnungen im Rahmen des Kongresses bie- tet sich Berlin geradezu an, um sich auch auf die Vielseitig- keit modernen Großstadtlebens einzulassen. Berlin lädt Sie herzlich dazu ein, sich abseits des Kongressprogramms auf Streifzüge durch eine spannende Stadt zu begeben. Auf Schritt und Tritt begegnet man den Spuren einer wechselvol- len und bewegten Geschichte. Dichte Urbanität und attrakti- ve Landschaften liegen an der Spree nah beieinander und machen den Reiz dieser lebenswerten Großstadt aus. Nutzen Sie also die Tagungspausen, um unsere weltberühm- ten Museen, unsere Opernhäuser und Theater kennen zu ler- nen. Oder beschließen Sie einen anregenden Konferenztag in einem der vielen angesagten Lokale in den quirligen Quartie- ren von Berlins neuer Mitte. In diesem Sinne wünsche ich Ihnen einen erlebnisreichen und unvergesslichen Aufenthalt in der deutschen Hauptstadt und sage noch einmal: Herzlich willkommen in Berlin! Klaus Wowereit 4 Welcome Address from the President of the DOG Dear Colleagues On behalf of the board of the German Society of Ophthalmology it is an honour and a pleasure to welcome you to our annual meeting, which this year is being held as a joint meeting with the SOE, the Association of European Ophthalmological Societies. The DOG received the SOE Council’s aut- horisation to hold the meeting in 1998. Berlin is naturally delighted to be the chosen venue for this European Ophthalmology meeting, particularly as the first impulse for Euro- pean Medical Meetings originated here under the patronage of Albrecht von Graefe more than 150 years ago. The scale of the joint congress, with Euro- pean and international colleagues represented from more than 60 countries has made it necessary, as on previous occasions, to hold the meeting at the ICC Berlin (International Congress Centre) under Berlin’s famous Radio Tower (Funkturm). In the last few years a large number of new topics have emerged in basic sciences. The integration of these into practical clinical tasks has certainly created significant challenges. More than 1000 abstracts have been submitted and evaluated by a European Programme Commission. Acceptance from colleagues from the extended EU is extraordinarily large and shows that we can expect further demands of this nature in the future. Colleagues from Russia, the Arabic region and Asia will be contributing substantially to the meeting. Interest from Africa – traditionally integrated in the French annual meeting – will also be accounted for in our international symposia. It is also worth mentioning that for the first time at a European Congress, American colleagues will have the possibility of obtaining Continuing Medical Education (CME) Accreditation points which are obligatory for them at home. The Keynote lectures deal with the surgical treatment of age-related macular degeneration, and with the recommendations of the European Glaucoma Society for the clinical management of this heterogeneous disease group. New imaging techniques, of diseases of the anterior eye segment to be made such as confocal microscopy of the conjunctiva, as well as also depicting the retina and choroidal membrane structures is the third subject. Finally, an attempt will be undertaken to bridge cataract surgery and the relatively new refractive surgery to form an uniform concept, i.e. develop- ment of an overlap of both methodical approaches. In addition, a number of symposia by companies will also be held. Large meetings, such as this one, could not take place without the support of industry. We are therefore especially thankful, that the industry is prepared to support an interaction of this magnitude and at the same time present us with the newest innovations and developments. In its present form, with its numerous sections, the DOG has developed into a broad, consensus proficient scientific alliance, which at this meeting can expect attendance of 5000 members. Finally, amid all the scientific activity, either personal connections, friendships or cultural exchanges should be sacrificed. The social programme is designed to show you some of the interesting cultural aspects of Berlin, highlighted by the evening in the Berlin Philharmonic Hall with the Philharmonic Jazz Band and the twelve Cellists. I hope that you will return home with good memories after a successful trip to Berlin and a memorable meeting. Prof. Dr. M. H. Foerster FEBO Grußwort des Präsidenten der DOG 5 Sehr verehrte Kolleginnen, sehr geehrte Kollegen, im Namen des Vorstands der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft ist es mir eine besondere Ehre und Freude, Sie zur diesjährigen gemeinsa- men Tagung mit der SOE, der Vereinigung der Europäischen Augenärztli- chen Gesellschaften, in Berlin begrüßen zu dürfen. Die DOG hatte sich 1998 um die Tagung beworben und vom SOE Council den Zuschlag erhal- ten. Berlin freut sich natürlich, der Treffpunkt der europäischen Augenheil- Scientific Programme 25.9. Sunday, kunde sein zu dürfen, zumal von hier mit Albrecht von Graefe vor mehr als 150 Jahren die ersten Impulse für europäische medizinische Tagungen aus- gegangen sind. In den Grundlagenwissenschaften wurde in den letzten Jahren eine Reihe von neuen Themen erschlossen. Vorgestellt von erfahrenen Rednern werden an jedem Kongresstag von 12:30 bis 13:00 Uhr Hauptvorlesungen stattfinden. In mehr als 60 Symposien werden dann die Einzelaspekte der verschiedenen ophthalmologischen Subspezialitäten besprochen. In Kursen zur klinischen Praxis wird die Umsetzung für den Alltag besprochen. Es wurden mehr als 1000 Abstracts eingereicht und von einer europäischen Programmkommission bewertet. Das Interesse der Kollegen aus der erwei- terten EU
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