American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO)
2014 – Chicago
- Keratoconus Management: Long-Term Stability of Topography-Guided Normalization Combined With High-Fluence Crosslinking Stabilization (The Athens Protocol).
- Cassini: Repeatability measurements in 350 patients. Against the rule Astigmatism Shift with Aging.
- Clinical Correlation of Topography, Tomography, and OCT in Cornea Imaging.
- Collagen crosslinking Evolving indications, technology, applications, results and complication management.
- Clinical Correlation of Topography, Tomography, and OCT in Cornea Imaging.
- Photo-Refractive – CXL = PiXL
- Combined femtosecond laser-assisted myopic Refractive Lens Extraction (FSME) with customized very high-fluence CXL (CXL), a novel procedure.
- Refractive corneal correction with topography-assisted customized high fluence CXL (PiXL).
- Femtosecond-assisted Myopic LASIK: Long-term Comparison of LASIK Combined with Prophylactic High-fluence Cross-Linking to Stand-alone LASIK.
- Epithelial Remodeling Following Femtosecond-assisted High Myopic LASIK: Comparison of Stand-alone to LASIK Combined with Prophylactic High-fluence Cross-Linking.
- Novel KCN Diagnosis and Progression criteria, based on multiple Anterior-segment imaging devices.
- IntraOcularPressure (IOP) changes following lengthy topical corticosteroid use in normalvs Keratoconic (KCN) non-glaucoma patients.
- LASIK complications
