Scientific Program
GP21 - IUSG - Uveitis in a Nutshell for Comprehensive Ophthalmologists: Dos and Don’ts
Date
14/03/2026
Hall
Meeting Room U-03
From
12:45
To
13:55
Summary
The Symposium plans to discuss various situations faced by comprehensive ophthalmologists where they are uncertain about the best course of action. Mistakes in initiating—or failing to initiate—corticosteroids, decisions on whether to administer local or systemic therapy, and choices regarding which investigations or imaging modalities to order (or not to order), are all critical decisions that can significantly affect the final visual outcome. This course aims to present illustrated case examples with clear dos and don’ts, as shared by world experts in uveitis Chairs : Vishali Gupta, Peter McClusky • Patient with Cells in the Anterior Chamber and Keratic Precipitates What next? : Oren Tomkins-Netzer • Patient with Vitritis and Media Haze How should we proceed?: Peter Mcclusky • A Yellow Lesion Involving the Retina What should I do—or avoid doing?: Elisabetta Miserocchi • A Lesion Appears Deeper in the Choroid How do I approach this case? : Vishali Gupta • Approach to Subretinal Lesion : Ilaria Testi
Membership No
Name
Topic
Role
Duration
Consented
G09387
Dr.Vishali Gupta
Chairperson
G09387
Dr.Vishali Gupta
A Lesion Appears Deeper in the Choroid How do I approach this case?
Speaker
Non Member
Dr.Peter McCluskey
Chairperson
Yes
Non Member
Dr.Peter McCluskey
Patient with Vitritis and Media Haze How should we proceed?
Speaker
Yes
Non Member
Prof.Oren Tomkins-Netzer
Patient with Cells in the Anterior Chamber and Keratic Precipitates What next?
Speaker
Yes
Non Member
Dr.Elisabetta Miserocchi
A Yellow Lesion Involving the Retina What should I do—or avoid doing?
Speaker
Yes
Non Member
Dr.Ilaria Testi
Approach to Subretinal Lesion
Speaker
Yes
Non Member
Dr.Jotme Biswas
White spots in Funds
Co-Instructor
10
