This year’s BIPOSA takes place

on Wednesday 01st – Friday03rd October, 2025

at the West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge

Thursday 02nd October

7.00 BIPOSA run

8.15 Registration with refreshments at the posters and trade exhibition

08.45 Welcome and housekeeping – Mr John Somner, Cambridge

08.55 Session I (P)

                       Myopia

                       Moderated by Professor Chris Hammond, London

awaiting programme for this session

10.00  Session II (P) (S)

                      My most satisfying strabismus case – against all odds

                      Moderated by: Mr John Somner, Cambridge and Miss Naomi Tan, London

awaiting programme for this session

11.00 Refreshments at the posters and the trade exhibition

11.30 Session III (S)

             Roger Trimble Lecture introduced by Mr Anthony Vivian, Cambridge

                       Two Decades of Learning: Insights into Duane Syndrome

                       Dr. Ramesh Kekunnaya, Hyderabad

12.30 Rapid fire presentations

13.00 Lunch at the posters and trade exhibition

14.00 Session IV (S) (P)

                       Pathways to innovation

                       Moderated by Miss Louise Allen, Cambridge

14.00 Intro & innovation journey: from ideation to creation – Miss Louise Allen, Cambridge

14.15 Innovation journey: from creation to practice – Dr Zarnie Khadjesari, University of East Anglia

14.25 Innovating in orthoptic workflows – Miss Beth Ellis, North West Anglia NHS Trust

14.35 Practical problems need sensible solutions – Mr Damien Yeo, Liverpool

14.45 Psychophysical trips – Dr Peter Jones, London

14.55 Will AI change our practice (in our lifetimes)? – Prof Konstantinos Balaskas, London

15.05  Q&A / panel discussion

                       Rapid fire presentations on innovation

                       Moderated by Miss Louise Allen, Cambridge

15.15 Prediction of long-term visual outcomes in infantile nystagmus using handheld optical coherence tomography: a 12-year longitudinal study – Mr Sohaib Rufai, Leicester

15.20 Enhancing paediatric ophthalmology referrals and communication with optometrists: an evaluation of an online referral platform – Elena Novitskaya, Cambridge

15.25 Establishing a regional telemedicine retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) collaboration service – Miss Caroline Kilduff, London

15.30 Streamlining paediatric ophthalmology care: implementing an advice-and-refer service to enhance community management and reduce hospital referrals – Miss Caroline Kilduff, London

15.35 Medial rectus periosteal fixation for large angle exotropia in third nerve paresis at Moorfields Eye Hospital – Mr Charles Hennings, London

15.45 Refreshments at the posters and trade exhibition

16.15 Session V (S)

                       Strabismus skills share

                       Moderated by: Mr Saurabh Jain, London & Mr Anthony Vivian, Cambridge

16.15 Tbc – Miss Tina Kipioti, Birmingham

16.22 Practical torsion measurement – Miss Alice Donnachie, London

16.29 How to tuck a superior oblique – Dr Ramesh Kekunnaya, India

16.36 Tips for successful Yokoyama – Mr Tony Vivian, Cambridge

16.43 Small incision fornix-based surgery – Mr Vernon Geh, Southend

16.50 Recess, resect and adjust – Mr Saurabh Jain, London

                       Rapid fire presentations – skills share

                       Moderated by: Mr Saurabh Jain, London & Mr Anthony Vivian, Cambridge

17.00 Dual-Augmented transposition of vertical recti in chronic abducens palsy – Mr Mohamed Farid, Tayside

17.05 A nasal approach to a superior oblique tuck in the management of superior oblique palsy – Miss Amelia Rees, Manchester/London

17.10 Efficacy of a combined recession-resection procedure on a rectus muscle for incomitant strabismus – Mr Ken Kawamoto, London

17.15 Inferior rectus recession with capsulopalpebral fascia advancement to prevent lower lid retraction – Mr Iman Daoud, Birmingham

17.20 tbc

17.25  Closing remarks

19.00 BIPOSA conference dinner and disco at King’s College, Cambridge

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