Scientific Program
IC561 - Ophthalmic Trauma
Date
13/03/2026
Hall
Meeting Room U-02
From
11:30
To
12:40
Chief Instructor Membership Number
N02460
Chief Instructor Name
Dr.S.Natarajan
Title
Ophthalmic Trauma
Summary
Ophthalmic Trauma Refers to Any Injury Affecting the Eye or Its Surrounding Structures, Ranging from Minor Abrasions to Severe Globe Ruptures and Orbital Fractures. It Is a Significant Cause of Visual Impairment and Blindness Worldwide. Trauma Can Be Classified as Blunt, Penetrating, or Chemical, and May Affect the Anterior or Posterior Segment of the Eye. Common Presentations Include Pain, Vision Loss, and Redness, Swelling, or Bleeding. Diagnosis Relies on a Thorough Clinical Examination, Imaging (Ct, Ultrasound), and Visual Acuity Assessment. Prompt Management Is Crucial to Preserve Vision and May Include Medical Therapy, Surgical Repair, or Urgent Referral. Preventative Strategies and Protective Eyewear Play a Vital Role, Especially in Occupational and Sports Settings. Ophthalmic Trauma Requires a Multidisciplinary Approach and Long-term Follow-up to Monitor Complications Such as Infection, Scarring, or Retinal Detachment.
Resume
An accomplished ophthalmologist with 40+ years of experience in ocular trauma and posterior segment surgery. Actively involved in clinical care, teaching, and research, with leadership roles in trauma units and academic institutions. Has delivered numerous workshops, published in peer-reviewed journals, and contributed to national eye injury guidelines. Known for a hands-on, evidence-based teaching approach focused on precision and rapid decision-making in trauma care.
Membership No
Name
Topic
Order no
Duration
Consented
N02460
Dr.S.Natarajan
Fine Art of Repairing Trauma Passionately
1
11
Yes
M24093
Dr.Madhuvanthi Mohan
Traumatic Corneal Repair
2
11
M02916
Dr.Mohan Rajan
Traumatic Cataract
3
11
Yes
B16638
Dr.Smit Bavariya
Traumatic Dislocated Iol
4
11
Yes
K11475
Dr.Manoj Khatri
Traumatic Endophthalmitis
5
11
Yes
Panel discussion : 7 Mins )
Keynote Address :
Keynote Address (8') : Tectonic DSAEK in corneal perforations - James Myerscough
