Brief
The surgical rehabilitation of TED requires precise understanding of orbital anatomy, surgical timing, multidisciplinary coordination and functional-aesthetic balance. With increasing complexity in modern TED management, surgeons must navigate controversies surrounding decompression philosophies, staged versus combined rehabilitation, strabismus correction and eyelid optimisation.

This immersive cadaveric workshop combines expert-led demonstrations, supervised dissection and surgical video teaching to provide participants with practical approaches to contemporary TED surgery.

Participants will perform hands-on dissections involving orbital decompression techniques, strabismus surgery principles, eyelid rehabilitation procedures and periocular reconstructive approaches, while integrating decision-making frameworks relevant to real-world multidisciplinary TED care.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

1. Identify key surgical anatomy relevant to TED rehabilitation surgeries
2. Compare differing philosophies and techniques of orbital decompression. 
3. Apply practical approaches to TED-related strabismus management. 
4. Perform eyelid rehabilitation techniques in cadaveric simulation. 
5. Develop integrated surgical sequencing strategies for complex TED patients. 

Educational Strategies

• Cadaveric dissection stations 
• Faculty-guided surgical demonstrations 
• Small-group surgical coaching 
• Case-based surgical planning 
• Interactive MDT discussions 
• Surgical video analysis 
• Pearls and pitfalls sessions 

Intended Audience

Oculoplastic surgeons, orbital and oculofacial surgeons, strabismus surgeons, fellows, trainees and multidisciplinary TED teams.

Participant Take-Home Resources

• Surgical planning algorithms 
• Stepwise decompression frameworks 
• Anatomical guidance and instrument handling

Brief

TED continues to evolve rapidly with emerging targeted therapies, evolving disease classifications and ongoing debates surrounding imaging, disease activity, timing of intervention and multidisciplinary rehabilitation.

This NUH-EUGOGO aligned teaching course brings together international experts to explore contemporary evidence, controversies and practical management strategies in TED. Through case-based discussions, audience polling, imaging interpretation and multidisciplinary panels, participants will critically evaluate modern approaches to diagnosis, medical therapy, rehabilitation and long-term care.

Special focus will be placed on translating evolving evidence into practical patient-centred management across diverse healthcare systems.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

1. Apply contemporary frameworks for TED classification and activity assessment. 
2. Interpret imaging findings relevant to disease severity and management. 
3. Compare targeted therapies and multimodal medical treatment strategies. 
4. Evaluate controversies in surgical timing and rehabilitation. 
5. Develop multidisciplinary care pathways adaptable to local institutions. 

Educational Strategies

• Interactive expert panels 
• Audience polling 
• MDT case discussions 
• Clinical workshops 
• Debate sessions 
• Real-world management scenarios 

Intended Audience

Ophthalmologists, endocrinologists, immunologists, radiologists, trainees, nurses and allied health professionals involved in TED care.

In Collaboration With

Brief

The management of thyroid disease in patients with TED extends beyond endocrine control alone and increasingly requires close integration between endocrine surgeons, endocrinologists and ophthalmologists.

This multidisciplinary course explores advanced thyroid surgical approaches, perioperative optimisation and complex decision-making in TED patients. Through operative videos, MDT simulations and case-based discussions, participants will examine surgical anatomy, minimally invasive approaches, recurrent disease management and multidisciplinary perioperative coordination.

The course aims to strengthen collaboration between specialties while improving holistic patient-centred TED care.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will:

1. Describe contemporary surgical approaches to thyroid disease management. 
2. Recognise perioperative considerations relevant to TED patients. 
3. Apply MDT frameworks to endocrine-ophthalmic coordination. 
4. Evaluate complications and challenging surgical scenarios. 
5. Develop integrated pathways for endocrine and ophthalmic TED care. 

Educational Strategies

• MDT discussions 
• Surgical video sessions 
• Interactive case-based learning 
• Expert panel discussions 
• Audience polling 

Intended Audience

Endocrine and head and neck surgeons, fellows, trainees and nursing colleagues

Brief

Advances in ophthalmic imaging have transformed diagnostic precision in orbital, ocular and periocular disease. However, selecting appropriate imaging modalities and integrating findings into clinical decision-making remain challenging.

This practical imaging masterclass focuses on ultrasonographic B-scan imaging alongside multimodal orbital and ophthalmic imaging approaches. Participants will engage in hands-on interpretation sessions, live demonstrations and case-based discussions involving orbital tumours, inflammatory disease, retinal pathology, trauma and ocular emergencies.

The course emphasises practical interpretation, diagnostic algorithms and real-world application across diverse clinical settings.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will:

1. Interpret key ultrasonographic B-scan findings in ophthalmic disease. 
2. Compare imaging modalities relevant to orbital and ocular pathology. 
3. Apply imaging findings to clinical and surgical decision-making. 
4. Recognise limitations and pitfalls of ophthalmic imaging. 
5. Develop structured imaging approaches for common ophthalmic presentations. 

Educational Strategies

• Imaging interpretation workshops 
• Live demonstrations 
• Case-based learning 
• Interactive polling 
• Diagnostic algorithm exercises 

Intended Audience

Ophthalmologists, radiologists, trainees, optometrists and allied eye care professionals.

Brief

Ophthalmic nurses play a critical role in delivering safe, efficient and patient-centred eye care across increasingly complex treatment pathways. As intravitreal therapies, ocular surface treatments and ambulatory procedures continue to expand, nursing competencies in procedural care, patient education and multidisciplinary coordination become increasingly important.

This interactive symposium combines expert teaching, hands-on procedural stations and practical workflow discussions to strengthen ophthalmic nursing skills in intravitreal injection support, dry eye management and outpatient procedural care.

Participants will explore safety frameworks, patient counselling, procedural optimisation and emerging technologies relevant to contemporary ophthalmic nursing practice.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will:

1. Apply best practices in intravitreal procedural support and safety. 
2. Develop practical approaches to dry eye assessment and treatment workflows. 
3. Strengthen patient communication and counselling strategies. 
4. Recognise complications and escalation pathways in ophthalmic procedural care. 
5. Explore evolving nursing roles within multidisciplinary ophthalmic services. 

Educational Strategies

• Hands-on skills stations 
• Simulation-based learning 
• Small-group teaching 
• Interactive demonstrations 

Intended Audience

Open to all nurses