Program naukowy Sympozjum PRYZMAT (pobierz pdf)

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24 PAŹDZIERNIKA 2026 (SOBOTA)

9.00 – 9.30     Rejestracja

9.20 – 9.30     Otwarcie konferencji

9.30 – 11.15    Sesja I – Inauguracyjna

11.15 –11.30  Przerwa kawowa

11.30 –13.00 Sesja II (anglojęzyczna) – Współczesne wyzwania w diagnostyce i terapii zeza wrodzonego

13.00 –14.00  Lunch

14.00 –14.45  Sesja III – Zez rozbieżny okresowy – debata

14.45 –14.55  Przerwa kawowa

14.55 – 15.50  Sesja IV – Sesja ortoptyczna, cz. 1.

15.50 – 16.20 Przerwa kawowa

16.20 – 17.15  Sesja IV – Sesja ortoptyczna, cz. 2.

17.15 – 17.25 Przerwa kawowa

17.25 – 18.20 Sesja V – Kontaktologia i korekcja optyczna u dzieci

18.20 – 18.50 Warsztat I – Badanie funkcji wzrokowych u dzieci z wieloraką niepełnosprawnością z perspektywy optometrysty i rehabilitanta wzroku słabowidzących

18.50 – 19.00 Przerwa

19.00 – 19.30 Warsztat II – Soczewki kontaktowe w kontroli krótkowzroczności

19.45 – 22.00 Kolacja

25 PAŹDZIERNIKA 2026 (NIEDZIELA)

9.00 – 10.25    Sesja VI – Chirurgia zeza

10.25 – 10.45  Przerwa kawowa

10.45 – 11.55 Sesja VII – Interdyscyplinarna diagnostyka wyrównawczego ustawienia głowy u dzieci i dorosłych

11.55 – 12.15 Przerwa kawowa

12.15 – 13.50 Sesja VIII – Społeczne, psychologiczne i neurofunkcjonalne konsekwencje zaburzeń widzenia oraz słabowzroczności

13.50  Zakończenie konferencji i Lunch

Wersja z 3 września 2026, może ulec modyfikacjom.

Professor Anna Horwood is Emeritus Professor of Orthoptics and Visual Development at the University of Reading in the UK. She has taught orthoptics since the 1970’s and still works part-time as a clinician. She was the International Strabismological Association Bielschowsky  Lecturer in 2018, and the International Orthoptic Association Burian Lecturer in 2016. Until her retirement from academia in 2021, she worked with Prof Tricia Riddell for over 20 years, researching convergence, accommodation and their linkage.  Her most recent research has concentrated on psychological approaches to accommodation anomalies, and cost-effectiveness of visual screening in children. She was recently awarded an MBE Honour by King Charles III for Services to Orthopics and Research in Visual Development.

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Dr. Sara Flodin is a British Swedish registered orthoptist specializing in cyclodeviation. Alongside her research, she works as a specialist clinician within the strabismus team at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg and has extensive clinical experience in pediatric, strabismus, and neuro-ophthalmology clinics. She was the project manager for the Erasmus-funded “EDORTH” project at the University of Gothenburg, which focused on the development of a European Diploma for orthoptists. In addition, she is the course director and program leader for the Scandinavian Orthoptic Program in Gothenburg.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-flodin-a8903047/

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Daisy Godts is senior orthoptist at Antwerp University Hospital, Ophthalmology Department and head of the orthoptic department. Her clinical practice focuses on diagnosis and nonsurgical management of complex-strabismus, neuro-orthoptics, thyroid eye disease, and amblyopia treatment in congenital cataract children.

She directed many courses at national and international meetings and delivered numerous national and international presentations as an invited speaker

She published several articles in international journals

She has trained and mentored orthoptists in Belgium, The Netherlands, India, Congo, Rwanda, Nigeria and Colombia.

She was the former president of the Belgian Orthoptic Association, the president of International Cooperation in the International Orthoptic Association (IOA) and the organizer of the IOA Congress in Antwerp in 2008

February 2025 she was honored with the 2025 Stephenson Honorary Fellow Award (SFHA). This award recognizes exceptional contributions to orthoptics, and her remarkable career exemplifies the values of leadership, research, education, and humanitarian service.

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Rémi Guérin is a French orthoptist practicing in Luxembourg. For several years, he has been involved in teaching, writing articles, and regularly participating in conferences.

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Professor Saurabh Jain is a Professor of Ophthalmology at UCL Medical School and a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at the Royal Free London NHS Trust, and honorary consultant at UCLH hospitals in London, UK.

His areas of clinical expertise include adult strabismus surgery and botox, paediatric ophthalmology, and cataract surgery.

His medical journey in ophthalmology began at King’s College London, followed by specialist registrar training at the Leicester Royal Infirmary, where he undertook a fellowship in adult strabismus surgery. He later pursued further specialization in paediatric ophthalmology at the Manchester Royal Eye Hospital.

He serves as the International senior examiner for the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and has additional examining roles with the International Council of Ophthalmology and the European Board of Ophthalmology. He is also an active member of the council of the European Strabismus Association (ESA) and a member of the research and adult strabismus committees of the American Association for Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (AAPOS).

His research is primarily centred on strabismus and ocular motility, leading to numerous publications, including research papers, book chapters, and three textbooks. He frequently speaks at international conferences and has been invited to deliver lectures worldwide.

Balancing his academic and clinical duties, he manages a busy practice across the Royal Free, Whittington, and UCLH hospitals, integrating patient care with teaching, research, and ongoing education.

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