BOPSS Evening Webinar
Thursday 15th January 2025, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm GMT
Building on the success of our previous session on adult epiphora, the British Oculoplastic Surgery Society (BOPSS) is delighted to invite you to our next evening webinar focusing on the paediatric patient.
Managing a watery eye in a child requires a nuanced approach, from initial diagnostic evaluation to navigating complex surgical failures. We have assembled a truly international faculty of experts to provide a comprehensive roadmap for these challenging cases.
If you are a BOPSS member and have an active subscription the recording will be available for you to watch online after the event.
Programme
Chaired by Saj Ataullah and Aoife Naughton
7:00 PM: Evaluation & First-Line Management, Celeste Mansilla (Argentina)
7:25 PM: Nasolacrimal Duct Intubation, Mpopi Lenake (South Africa)
7:50 PM: Paediatric DCR: Endoscopic vs. External, William Katowitz (USA)
8:15 PM: Dacryoceles and Their Management, Katya Tambe (UK)
8:30 PM: Challenging Case Discussions, Manoj Parulekar (UK)
Why Attend?
This session is designed for oculoplastic surgeons, paediatric ophthalmologists and trainees/fellows looking to refine their surgical decision-making. We will move beyond the basics, discussing the management of failed probing, the nuances of paediatric DCR, and a discussion of Challenging Cases—an invaluable opportunity to see how experts handle the most difficult scenarios.
Click here to registerHelp Us Map Current Practice: The 2-Minute BOPSS Survey
How does your approach to paediatric epiphora compare to your colleagues across the UK and abroad?
To enrich our “Challenging Cases” discussion, we are conducting a brief, anonymous survey on current practice patterns—from the timing of primary probing to the choice between external and endonasal DCR.
We look forward to seeing you there for what promises to be an insightful evening of global expertise.
Best regards,
The BOPSS Education Committee
