Scientific Program
IC92 - Managing the Most Dreaded Complication- Ocular Hypotony !
Date
12/03/2026
Hall
Meeting Room U-01
From
16:30
To
17:40
Chief Instructor Membership Number
A07736
Chief Instructor Name
Dr.Manisha Agarwal
Title
Managing the Most Dreaded Complication- Ocular Hypotony !
Summary
There Are Several Reasons for the Intraocular Pressure to Be Low in an Eye and This Increases the Risk of Subsequent Phthisis Bulbi Which Is the Most Dreaded Complication for Any Eye Surgeon. this Course Highlights What Is Ocular Hypotony and It’s Various Causes Such as Post Traumatic- Wound Leakage,cyclodialysis Cleft/choroidal Detachment/retinal Detachment,ciliary Shutdown, Chronic Uveitis with Ciliary Membranes, Anterior Pvr in Chronic Retinal Detachment, Post Surgical Etc. Experts Will Deal with the Assessment of the Cause of Ocular Hypotony with the Help of Various Diagnostics and Management Strategies Including Cyclodialysis Cleft Repair, Dissection of Ciliary Membranes, Draining the Serous Choroidal Detachment and When Is the Best Time to Instill Silicone Oil
Resume
Trained at Sankara Nethralaya in vitreoretina with an experience of 25 years in vitreoretina and uvea. Trained more than 100 fellows and actively involved in academics and research. Have more than 150 peer reviewed publications. Head the department of vitreoretina at a tertiary eye hospital for last 21 years.
Membership No
Name
Topic
Order no
Duration
Consented
D22203
Dr.Mohit Dogra
1. risk Factors for Ocular Hypotony Early and Late
1
8
Yes
N10193
Dr.R. Unnikrishnan Nair
Management of Post-surgical Hypotony
2
8
Yes
A07736
Dr.Manisha Agarwal
Repairing Cyclodialysis Clefts
3
8
M09477
Dr.Sangeet Mittal
Managing Choroidal Detachments
4
8
Yes
S10516
Dr.Parveen Sen
Dealing with Tractional Hypotony
5
8
Yes
G09387
Dr.Vishali Gupta
Atrophic Hypotony Secondary to Chronic Uveitis
6
8
Yes
Panel discussion : 22 Mins )