Upcoming Event
Parainflammation Live
19 October 2023, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm (CET) - Coordinated by Elisabeth MESSMER (Germany)
- Parainflammation as a general concept - Andrea LEONARDI (Italy)
- Parainflammation in the eye (retinal disease, glaucoma, contact lens wear) - Elisabeth MESSMER (Germany)
- Parainflammation in DED and its management - Stefano BARABINO (Italy)
- Questions & conclusion
Past events
EuDES clinical cases Competition View Replay
22 December 2022, from 7:00 to 8:00 pm (CET) - Coordinated by Christophe BAUDOUIN (France), Jose Manuel BENITEZ DEL CASTILLO (Spain), Francesc MARCH DE RIBOT (Spain)
- Introduction
- Management of severe sicca syndrome in Sjogren's disease - Nacima BENMERZOUGA (ALGERIA)
- Nivolumab induced filamentary keratitis - Maria FFILIPA (PORTUGAL)
- Tacrolimus eye drop: efficacity in severe dry keratocunjunctivitis - series of cas - Sabrina MEHAL (FRANCE)
- Final vote & Conclusion
Diagnostic tests for DED: from the basics to most sophisticated technologies
24 march 2022, from 7:30 to 8:30 pm (CET) - Coordinated by Jose Manuel BENITEZ DEL CASTILLO (Spain)
- Corneal imaging - Christophe BAUDOUIN (France)
- 1,2,3 method for diagnosing dry eye in 3 minutes - Maurizio ROLANDO (Switzerland)
- You said “BUT”? - Marc LABETOULLE (France)
- Lab on a chip DED diagnostics (MMP-9 immunoassay, osmolarity assessment…) - Kostas BOBORIDIS (Greece)
- Online Survey with experts around the world: DED diagnosis - Francisco FIGUEIREDO (UK)
- Discussion
LIVE TALK: Iatrogenic Dry Eye Disease
27 January 2022, from 7:00 to 8:00 pm (CET) - Coordinated by Elisabeth MESSMER
Dry Eye and…
- ... Glaucoma - Christophe BAUDOUIN (France)
- ... Cataract Surgery - Elisabeth MESSMER (Germany)
- ... Corneal refractive surgery - Jesus MERAYO (Spain)
- ... Cosmetics/Cosmetic procedures - Jutta HORWATH-WINTER (Austria)
SYMPOSIUM DRY EYE DISEASE - in partnership with IT-DED³ 
2 December 2021, from 8:45 am to 5:50 pm (CET)
- T cell subsets in ocular surface inflammatory disease,By Virginia CALDER, PhD - University College London
- The spectrum of Dry Eye Disease - therapeutic implication, By Margarita CALONGE, MD, PhD - University of Valladolid and CIBER-BBN
Presentations by the 12 IT-DED³ early-stage researchers
SECOND EUDES LIVE TALK VIEW REPLAY
29 April 2021, from 7:00 to 8:00 pm (UTC +2)
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction - Current Advances in Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment of MGD
Chairman Gerd GEERLING
Moderator Christophe BAUDOUIN
- Pathophysiology of MGD: Is it all ocular rosacea? - Jesus MERAYO (Spain)
- A comprehensive approach to MGD diagnosis - Pasquale ARAGONA (Italy)
- Standard treatments for MGD: Substituting lipids and beyond - Kostas BOBORIDIS (Greece)
- Machine-based treatment for MGD – Is it worth it? Gerd GEERLING (Germany)
Educational purpose
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD) is not only extremely frequent and the most common causative factor in the pathogenesis of Dry Eye. While it is often associated with dermatological disorders it can also be of iatrogenic nature. In the past 10 years since publication of a unified definition the scientific interest in MGD has increased substantially leading to a better understanding of its pathophysiology and management. In recent years many innovations for the diagnosis as well as treatment of MGD have become available. The objectives of this webinar are to share state of the art knowledge on the complex mechanisms in the development of MGD and to inform the audience on standards and advances in diagnostic tools and therapeutic approaches.
First Webinar of the European Dry Eye Society VIEW REPLAY
11 February 2021, from 7:00 to 8:00PM (UTC +1)
Dry Eye Disease, from the new concepts to clinical practice
- The vicious cycles of DED, Pr. Christophe BAUDOUIN (Paris)
- The impact of evaporation in DED and ocular surface diseases, Pr. Maurizio ROLANDO (Genova)
- Inflammation and inflammatory markers in DED, Pr. Elisabeth MESSMER (Munich)
- Treating inflammation in DED, Pr. Jose Manuel BENITEZ DEL CASTILLO (Madrid)
Educational purpose
Dry eye is a complex disease where all different components of the ocular surface develop complex interactions leading to impaired regulatory and defense mechanisms. Hyperosmotic stress, inflammation, neurogenic stimulation, tissue damage are interdependent in a self-stimulated way, together with extraocular influence of the immune system, the trigeminal pathway and probably the microbiome. The objectives of this webinar are to share recent knowledge on these complex mechanisms, to emphasize the role of chronic inflammation in the development of dry eye, to inform the audience on current research on disease biomarkers, both on clinical and biological sides, and give an overview on anti-inflammatory strategies, susceptible of helping ophthalmologists to alleviate symptoms and patient to get out of the vicious cycles of dry eye disease.
Replay is available on dryeye-livetalks.com
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