17^th International Conference on Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology October 01-03, 2018 Moscow, Russia

Peter P. Bakshinsky, Med.Sc.D., ophthalmologist of the highest qualification, Practical experience in ophthalmology - 31 years. The Vidnoe district Central clinical Hospital in Moscow region, Chief of the Department of Ophthalmology. Author of 37 scientific works. Research interests: pathophysiology of glaucoma, eye hemodynamics and microhemodynamics, vascular autoregulation, biomechanics of glaucoma, glaucoma surgery, Russia.

Pathophysiology of glaucoma, eye hemodynamics and microhemodynamics, vascular autoregulation, biomechanics of glaucoma, glaucoma surgery, Russia.

Ivan N. Koshits is mechanical engineer, biomechanics, a member of the St. Petersburg Sechenov Society of physiologists, biochemists, pharmacologists. Author of 70 scientific works in biomechanics, normal and pathological physiology of the eye and its elements, 2 monographs (2016). Organizer and co-head of the first scientific conferences in Russia on the Biomechanics of the eye in 1998 -2009. Author dispersion theory aiming eye on sharpness and formation mechanisms of binocular vision due to optical rings-sights in the macula. Co-author and developer of the theory of functions of fibrous sheath eyes, the theory of open angle glaucoma and metabolic theory of adaptation myopia. As well as the co-author of dynamic diagnostic methods to determine the in vivo new physiological and biomechanical characteristics of the eye. General Director of the company of «Petercom - Network / Management System Consulting Grope Cl. Corp.».

Mechanisms of binocular vision

Olga Svetlova, Med.Sc.D., professor of Department Ophthalmology of  North-Western State Medical University named after I.I. Mechnikov. Author of 217 scientific works, 2 monographs (2016). Hirsch index – 10. More than 25 years, conducts research on Biomechanics and physiology of the eye at the intersection of academic disciplines. The author generalized classification of executive mechanisms of accommodation and proposals for development of the theory of accommodation of lens by Helmholtz. Co-author and developer of the theory of functions of fibrous sheath eyes, the theory of open angle glaucoma and metabolic theory of adaptation myopia. As well as the co-author of new dynamic diagnostic methods to determine the in vivo new physiological and biomechanical characteristics of the eye. 

Physiology and biomechanics of the eye, glaucoma theory, myopia, accommodation mechanisms

Head of Ophthalmology Department of Voronezh State Medical Academy, Professor, General Director of"PROZRENIE" MC, AAO member Maria Kovalevskaya. So I have 24 years of clinical practice like an ophthalmologist, 11 years- Head of Ophthalmologist Department of VSMA and 12 years of management experiences at PROSRENIE MEDICAL CENTER. Achievements I am the coauthor of the book Differential DIAGNOSIS IN RED EYE SYNDROME, Alcon, author of over a dozen ophthalmology magazine articles and author of three dozen widespread interactive programmes for young ophthalmologists, including the popular CD In RED EYE SYNDROME,CONJUNCTIVITIS of NEWBORN, DRY EYE etc. Beside being the founder of the popular Open Source. IT medical projects 3 D CTAG Amsler Test in AMD (in collaboration with The University of California), since over a decade I am an active developer of screening in AMD,Diabetes,Glaucoma and Dry Eye development projects.

AMD,Diabetes,Glaucoma and Dry Eye

Anatoly S. Obrubov – MD, PhD, opthalmologist of City Clinical Hospital named after S.P. Botkin, Branch №1, Ophthalmological hospital (Moscow, Russia), associate professor of the Department of ophthalmology of Russian Medical Academy of Continuing Professional Educations (Moscow, Russia). Author of 71 articles, 3 parts of monograph, 1 book about history of ophthalmology. Scientific activities: Cornea and corneal diseases, dry eye syndrome, uveitis, retinal vasculitis, emergency ophthalmology, ocular trauma, oculoplastic surgery, history of ophthalmology

Cornea and corneal diseases, dry eye syndrome, uveitis, retinal vasculitis, emergency ophthalmology, ocular trauma, oculoplastic surgery, history of ophthalmology.

Sergey A. Obrubov – MD, Med.Sc.D., professor, professor of the Department of ophthalmology of Pediatrics of Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (Moscow, Russia). Author and co-author of mere than 270 articles, 5 monographs, 13 patents. Author of part in textbook, which have 4 editions. Co-author of 2 manuals for doctors. He has supervised 11 PhD theses. Scientific editor of the translated 2-volume clinical manual "Pediatric ophthalmology" (2015-2016), Deputy of editor-in-chief of the Journal "Russian Children Ophthalmology". 29 years of active research in pediatric ophthalmology and active integrating activities with fundamental sciences, is developing health-saving technologies.

Pediatric ophthalmology

Azat R. Khalimov, B.Sc.D., Head of Research and Production Department of Ufa Eye Research Institute, The author of 1 monography, 170 research papers, 30 patents of the Russian Federation and 2 innovation proposals. More than 10 years, conducts research on UV corneal cross-linking. Is a developer of devices and medicines for UV corneal cross-linking. Research interests: ophthalmology, UV corneal cross-linking, pathological physiology, biophysics, biochemistry.

Ophthalmology, UV corneal cross-linking, pathological physiology, biophysics, biochemistry

Mukharram M. Bikbov, Med.Sc.D., Professor, Honored doctor of Russia, Associate member Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Bashkortostan; Director of Ufa Eye Research Institute; First Vice-president Russian Ophthalmology Society; President of the Regional Office of Interregional public organization in the Republic of Bashkortostan "Association of ophthalmologists"; Member of the Presidium of the "Association of ophthalmologists", Glaucoma Society and Expert Council of the Russian Glaucoma Society. He has supervised 16 theses Med.Sc.D. and 5 PhD. The author of 16 monographies, 710 papers, 123 patents and inventions. Scientific activities: corneal surgery, corneal cross-linking, cataract and refractive surgery, treatment of the disease of the cornea and retina.

Corneal surgery, corneal cross-linking, cataract and refractive surgery, treatment of the disease of the cornea and retina.

Peter P. Bakshinsky, Med.Sc.D., ophthalmologist of the highest qualification, Practical experience in ophthalmology - 31 years. The Vidnoe district Central clinical Hospital in Moscow region, Chief of the Department of Ophthalmology. Author of 37 scientific works. Research interests: pathophysiology of glaucoma, eye hemodynamics and microhemodynamics, vascular autoregulation, biomechanics of glaucoma, glaucoma surgery, Russia.

Pathophysiology of glaucoma, eye hemodynamics and microhemodynamics, vascular autoregulation, biomechanics of glaucoma, glaucoma surgery, Russia.

Maksat B. Egemberdiev, M.D., PhD, Chuy Region United Hospital, Chief of the Department of Ophthalmology, ophthalmic surgeon, author of 32 scientific papers. Research interests: ophthalmic surgery, refractive error, cataract, glaucoma, pathophysiology, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

Ophthalmic surgery, refractive error, cataract, glaucoma, pathophysiology, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

Evgeni I. Sidorenko - corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honored Scientist of Russia, Honored Doctor of Russia, Professor, Med.Sc.D., Head of the Department of Ophthalmology of the Pediatric Faculty Russian National Research Medical University by name N.I. Pirogov, Member of the European Society of ophthalmologists, Coordinator of the intergovernmental German-Russian Commission on medicine and the international Alliance of highly developed countries in medicine M8, Founder and editor-in-chief of the Journal "Russian Children Ophthalmology". Author of 668 articles, 27 monographs and 7 textbooks, 56 patents. He has supervised 16 theses Med.Sc.D. and 52 PhD. Scientific activities: perinatal ophthalmology, retinopathy of prematurity, pathology of the visual and nervous apparatus of the eye, hypoxic conditions in ophthalmology, neuroophthalmology, refractive surgery, laser surgery, laser treatments for diseases of the optic nerve and congenital glaucoma. He was awarded the medals of Ehrlich and Albert Koch (2006) for the discovery of infrasonic phonophoresis phenomena.

Perinatal ophthalmology, Retinopathy of prematurity, Pathology of the visual and nervous apparatus of the eye

Marina G. Guseva, ophthalmologist of the highest qualification, optometrist, experience 30 years. From 2003 to 2011, the Main Ophthalmologist of the Close Corp. "Neva Optics Holding". Since 2011, the Main Ophthalmologist of the Close Corp. "Sfera". Since 2012 - the Head Doctor-ophthalmologist in the Medical – Diagnostic center "Medical center "Vodokanal of St. Petersburg" and Close Corp. "The Doctor Lenses SPb". She has 9 international certificates in Optometry: The Vision Care Institute of Johnson & Johnson, Academy for excellence Eyecare Ciba Vision, Easy to adapt to University. In clinical work uses all modern methods of diagnosis of eye pathology. Author of 28 publications, co-author of two chapters in the book "Ophthalmocontactology" (St.-Petersburg: Military Medical Academy, 2012, 562 p.), one monograph. Co-author and developer of a modern method of rational optical correction. For 7 years of research conducted clinical testing and confirmed the performance of Koshits-Svetlova Metabolic theory of adaptive myopia in 2500 patients using all types of modern correction. Research interests: glaucoma, refractive errors and their combination. Post-graduate student of Department of ophthalmology, I. I. Mechnikov North-Western State Medical University.

Optometry theory, refractive errors, clinic and theory of myopia, glaucoma

Ivan N. Koshits is mechanical engineer, biomechanics, a member of the St. Petersburg Sechenov Society of physiologists, biochemists, pharmacologists. Author of 70 scientific works in biomechanics, normal and pathological physiology of the eye and its elements, 2 monographs (2016). Organizer and co-head of the first scientific conferences in Russia on the Biomechanics of the eye in 1998 -2009. Author dispersion theory aiming eye on sharpness and formation mechanisms of binocular vision due to optical rings-sights in the macula. Co-author and developer of the theory of functions of fibrous sheath eyes, the theory of open angle glaucoma and metabolic theory of adaptation myopia. As well as the co-author of dynamic diagnostic methods to determine the in vivo new physiological and biomechanical characteristics of the eye. General Director of the company of «Petercom - Network / Management System Consulting Grope Cl. Corp.».

Physiology and biomechanics of the eye, the interaction of intraocular systems, the theory of accommodation, myopia, glaucoma, eye optics

Liudmila V. Stepanova, PhD., assistant professor of the Department of Biophysics at School of Fundamental Biology and Biotechnology, Siberian Federal University. Author of 30 scientific works on the biophysics of water-exchange processes in the structures of the eye, in particular in the lens and vitreous chamber of the eye. She proved the directional movement of aqueous humor from the anterior surface of the lens to the posterior surface with subsequent exposure to the vitreous chamber. She won, as a leader or responsible executive, 5 grants of various funds: the Krasnoyarsk Regional Science Foundation, the Russian Foundation for Basic Research. Currently involved in the use of rapid analytical bioluminescent enzyme systems for preventive toxicology.

Biophysics, the processes of circulation of intraocular fluid in the structures of the eye

Valerii A. Granadchikov, MD, PhD, ophthalmologist, head of Department of ophthalmology "Kislovodsk city hospital", previously worked in the all-Russian Center of eye and plastic surgery. Thesis title - "Functional morphology of microcirculation in the vitreous body (experimental morphological study)" . Co-author of 5 patents Of the Russian Federation and more than 30 articles. Member of the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ESCRS).

Surgery, ophthalmology, mechanisms of delivery of ingredients to the structures of the eye

Valery A. Kaptsov. In 1987 defended the doctoral dissertation,and in 1988 was appointed deputy director of the Russian Academy of medical sciences (RAMS) institute of occupational health.  From 1993 to 2005 worked as the director of the All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Hygiene. In 2004 was elected associated member of RAMS, in 2014 - associated member of Russian Academy of sciences.  From 2005 to 2013 - Deputy Director of the Institute.  From 2013 - Head of the Department of Occupational Health the same Institute. He has published more than 500 papers in journals and has been serving as an editorial board member.

Video security, video ecology, exposure to light on the eyes and the effect of light on humans

Elena E. Grishina. Med.Sc.D., Professor, work experience 40 years. Ophthalmologist-oncologist. Chief Researcher of the Ophthalmology Department of the Moscow Regional Clinical Research Institute by name M. F. Vladimirsky. Author of more than 200 scientific papers. Scientific interests -- change of the organ of vision in hematologic malignancies, tumors of the eye and its adnexa.

Change of the organ of vision in hematologic malignancies, tumors of the eye and its adnexa

Alla A. Ryabtseva, Alla A. Ryabtseva, Med.Sc.D., Professor, Honored doctor of Russia, Acting Professor of World Information Distributed University (Brussels); Chief non-staff ophthalmologist of the Ministry of Health of the Moscow Region and Central Federal District of Russia. Head of the ophthalmology Department, Head of the course of ophthalmology at the Department of surgery at the Faculty of postgraduate education "Moscow regional research clinical Institute. M. F. Vladimirsky". The supervisor of 10 PhD theses, has 37 patents, 3 monographs, more than 460 publications in national and international journals. Research interests: development of medical complexes in patients with optic nerve atrophy of different Genesis, congenital diseases of the eye appendage, progressive myopia and spasm of accommodation, combination of myopia with glaucoma and cataract, early diagnosis and correction of ophthalmic complications of diabetes.

Development of medical complexes in patients with optic nerve atrophy of different Genesis, congenital diseases of the eye appendage, progressive myopia and spasm of accommodation, combination of myopia with glaucoma and cataract, early diagnosis and correction of ophthalmic complications of diabetes.

Yuliya S. Levchenko, has completed his PhD at the age of 28 years from Krasnoyarsk Medical University. She is an ophthalmologist doctor at Krasnoyarsk clinical ophthalmological hospital named after P.G. Makarov. Selects all kinds of contact lenses, including toric, multifocal and orthokeratological lenses. Author of 20 scientific works on contact correction of vision. Currently he studies safety for the eyes when using contact lenses and solutions for them.

Optometry, ophthalmology, refractive errors, safety of contact lenses

Gulnara A. Kantyukova - Candidate of Medical Sciences,the radiologist of the medical diagnostic center "White Rose" at the Main Department of the Republic of Bashkortostan maternity hospital No. 3 in Ufa, radiologist of the Department of magnetic resonance imaging of the Medical center "Promedicina", Ufa, author of 50 scientific works, including 3 monographs.

Radiology, ophthalmology, peculiarities of intraocular fluid movement

Marcel ten Tusscher has his expertise in neuroanatomy, neuroophthalmology and paediatric ophthalmology. By studying eye movements in strabismus and possible ontogenetic and phylogenetic principles of brain organization he came up with a model explaining dissociated vertical divergence. From there a model explaining the offset of binocularity in the brain and the possible mechanisms by which strabismus may follow, arose. The model contains the brain organization of animals with lateral eyes and without binocularity, as well as the organization of the brain of binocular animals. The human brain likely harbors both qualities. Failed cooperation between the three dimensional monocular brainstem, responsible for the execution of eye movements, and the two dimensional binocular cortex from where eye movements are initiated easily explains all aspects of the infantile strabismus syndrome. Both abnormal visual experience during the critical period and a neuroanatomical misfit between crossed and uncrossed retinal projections may cause such failure in cooperation.

Neuro-ophthalmology and strabismus

Professor of Pathophysiology Marina Zueva graduated from the Lomonosov Moscow State University (Physiology of Higher Nervous Activity), received her Ph.D. and Biol. Sci. D. from Moscow Helmholtz Research Institute of Eye Diseases. Currently, she is the Head of the Division of Clinical Physiology of Vision at the Moscow Helmholtz Research Institute of Eye Diseases. Zueva is a member of International Society of Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision (ISCEV), European Association on Vision and Eye Research (EVER), European Society of Retina Specialists (EURETINA), Society for Research on Biological Rhythms (SRBR). She has published over fifteen peer-reviewed full-length papers in English (over 100 in Russian) and presented near 70 topics at international conferences. Research Topics: Clinical physiology and electrophysiology of vision, neurophysiology; age-related, neurodegenerative and developmental disorders of the visual system and the brain, neurocognitive technologies of the restoration, maintenance and improvement of the brain activity and cognitive functions.

Clinical physiology and electrophysiology of vision, neurophysiology; age-related, neurodegenerative and developmental disorders of the visual system and the brain, neurocognitive technologies of the restoration, maintenance and improvement of the brain activity and cognitive functions

Ingrid Kreissig is currently working as a Professor at the Department of Ophthalmology, Medical Faculty Mannheim, Heidelberg University, Germany. She did Specialization in Posterior Segment of the Eye at St. Gallen, Switzerland (1963-1965), University Eye Clinic Bonn, Germany (1965-1969) and New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, New York (1969-1972). She has worked as the Head of Department of Posterior Segment of the Eye at the University Eye Clinic of the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms University at Bonn, Germany (1972-1979) and as Chairman of Department of Ophthalmology III (Retina and Vitreous Surgery) at the Eberhard Karls University Tuebingen, Germany (1979-2000). She has been working as an Adjunct Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology, New York Presbytarian Hospital-Cornell University, New York since 1982, Adjunct Professor of Ophthalmology, University Eye Clinic of Mannheim-Heidelberg, Germany since 2001, Representative for East Europe of EURETINA since 2002 and Professor h.c. of the Ufa Eye Research Institute, Russia since 2011. Her interests include retinal detachment surgery, diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration (AMD), posterior segment laser surgery, angiography, OCT, Medical Retina, photodynamic therapy (PDT) and application of intravitreal pharmacotherapy for various edematous and neovascular retinal/macular diseases.

retinal detachment surgery, diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration (AMD), posterior segment laser surgery, angiography, OCT, Medical Retina, photodynamic therapy (PDT) and application of intravitreal pharmacotherapy for various edematous and neovascular retinal/macular diseases.

Christiane I Falkner-Radler is a full time attending Retinal Specialist and Surgeon at the Department of Ophthalmology, Rudolf Foundation Clinic, Vienna since 2008. She has conducted several clinical trials and has published several articles in peer-reviewed journals. Her areas of research interest are vitreoretinal disorders and surgical approaches, including retinal detachment surgery and macular surgery and on new advances in combined cataract and vitreoretinal surgery as well as intraoperative optical coherence tomography. She has presented free papers and posters at several international and national meetings and has been accepted as member in the Retina Society, the ASRS, the Club Jules Gonin, the Euretina, the AAO and the ARVO. In addition, she has completed the SOE-Leadership development program “EuLDP” 2010-2011. She has completed several Observerships with the Department of Ophthalmology at Weill Cornell Medical College, New York.

vitreoretinal disorders and surgical approaches, including retinal detachment surgery and macular surgery

Irina Golovleva is a Professor at the Department of Medical Biosciences and a clinical scientist in Clinical Genetics Unit at University Hospital of Umeå, Sweden. She graduated in Russian State Medical University in 1982 and received PhD in 1989. Irina completed postdoctoral studies at Umeå University, Pasteur Institute, Paris, France and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children, London, UK. Since 1998 she conducts studies on identification of genetic causes and underlying molecular mechanisms in hereditary forms of retinal and corneal dystrophies in northern Sweden. She is a co-author of more than 70 papers published in peer-reviewed journals.

Ophthalmic genetics

Armando Sandoval Vaca is an Ophthalmologist with institutional and private practice in Quito, Ecuador. He is a Medical Doctor from the Universidad Central del Ecuador, Residency in Ophthalmology and fellowship in Vitreo-Retina at the Universidad de Chile, Observerships in Vitreo Retina at the Jules Stein Eye and Cleveland Clinic, USA, Clinique Sourdille Nantes, France and Hospital de la Luz, México DF. He is the International Member of the ASRS and received Honor Award and Senior Honor Award of the ASRS. He is the Retina Panelist of the Best of the Academy for Spanish speaking Ophthalmologists during consecutive 21 years at the AAO. He is also Faculty Professor of Retina and Neuro Ophthalmology at the Post-Graduate Medical School, Universidad Central, Quito, Ecuador.

Neuro-Ophthalmology

Balashova L. M. in 1998 she defended her doctoral thesis on "the Role immunogeneticheskie factors in the pathogenesis, the clinic and rational treatment of proliferative processes in primary open angle glaucoma, degenerative retinal detachment and diabetic retinopathy» The main direction of research - the problem of tissue proliferation in various eye diseases. Over the years, has published about 300 scientific papers, received 10 patents of the Russian Federation. Several versions of teaching programs "Pediatric ophthalmology. Live surgery". She was the Chairman of the organizing Committee and the editor-in-chief of the collections of scientific works of seven international scientific conferences "Proliferative syndrome in ophthalmology" and 3 Russian congresses with international participation "Proliferative syndrome in biology and medicine", which are held every 2 years, as the Chairman of the international congresses and conferences on gerontology "Elderly patient. Quality of life.» In January 2004, she established the NP international scientific and practical center of tissue proliferation-an organization uniting specialists in various fields of knowledge and became its Director General and head of the Department of experimental and clinical ophthalmology.

Retina and Retinal Disorders

Dmitry Maychuk studied Ophthalmology in S.N.Fyodorov Institute of Eye Microsurgery, Moscow, Russia and received his PhD in the area of ophthalmic drug development in 1996. Up to the year 2000 he served as a postdoctoral fellow in LSU State University Eye Center. In 2005 Dr. Maychuk defeated his Doctor of Medical Sciences dissertation in the field of dry eye. At present time Dr. Maychuk is a Head of Therapeutic Ophthalmology Department with the main focus on anterior segment inflammation. Published over 40 papers in reputed journals and is serving as a Chairman of Russian Expert Board on Ocular Inflammation.

Therapeutic Ophthalmology

Balashova L. M. in 1998 she defended her doctoral thesis on "the Role immunogeneticheskie factors in the pathogenesis, the clinic and rational treatment of proliferative processes in primary open angle glaucoma, degenerative retinal detachment and diabetic retinopathy» The main direction of research - the problem of tissue proliferation in various eye diseases. Over the years, has published about 300 scientific papers, received 10 patents of the Russian Federation. Several versions of teaching programs "Pediatric ophthalmology. Live surgery". She was the Chairman of the organizing Committee and the editor-in-chief of the collections of scientific works of seven international scientific conferences "Proliferative syndrome in ophthalmology" and 3 Russian congresses with international participation "Proliferative syndrome in biology and medicine", which are held every 2 years, as the Chairman of the international congresses and conferences on gerontology "Elderly patient. Quality of life.» In January 2004, she established the NP international scientific and practical center of tissue proliferation-an organization uniting specialists in various fields of knowledge and became its Director General and head of the Department of experimental and clinical ophthalmology.

Retina and Retinal Disorders

In 1977 she graduated from the medical faculty of the 2nd Moscow Order of Lenin State Medical Institute named after N.I. Pirogov. After the graduation she entered the Helmholtz Moscow Research Institute of Eye Diseases, where she completed clinical residency and postgraduate studies in the department of traumatology and reconstructive eye surgery. In 1985 she received her Ph.D. in medical sciences. Dissertation topic: "Endothelial microscopy in the study of the repair processes of the posterior epithelium of the cornea" (supervisor prof. R.A. Gundorova). Since 2002 she is the Academic Secretary of the Helmholtz Moscow Research Institute of Eye Diseases. She is the author of more than 30 scientific publications, rationalization proposals and patents for inventions, co-author of the monograph.

Reconstructive eye surgery

Balashova L. M. in 1998 she defended her doctoral thesis on "the Role immunogeneticheskie factors in the pathogenesis, the clinic and rational treatment of proliferative processes in primary open angle glaucoma, degenerative retinal detachment and diabetic retinopathy» The main direction of research - the problem of tissue proliferation in various eye diseases. Over the years, has published about 300 scientific papers, received 10 patents of the Russian Federation. Several versions of teaching programs "Pediatric ophthalmology. Live surgery". She was the Chairman of the organizing Committee and the editor-in-chief of the collections of scientific works of seven international scientific conferences "Proliferative syndrome in ophthalmology" and 3 Russian congresses with international participation "Proliferative syndrome in biology and medicine", which are held every 2 years, as the Chairman of the international congresses and conferences on gerontology "Elderly patient. Quality of life.» In January 2004, she established the NP international scientific and practical center of tissue proliferation-an organization uniting specialists in various fields of knowledge and became its Director General and head of the Department of experimental and clinical ophthalmology.

Retina and Retinal Disorders