Dr. FAIROOZ PUTHIYAPURAYIL MANJANDAVIDA (F13955)

Abstract

Eye tumors in children can present at birth or later in childhood. Most often they go undetected until it grows to a significant size to cause obvious symptoms and signs. It may get misdiagnosed or even masquerade as benign and inflammatory conditions. There are fatal malignancies like retinoblastoma and rhabdomyosarcoma that can cost a life. Retinoblastoma is the most common intraocular malignancy in children. Although completely curable with the recent advances in the management, it can be lethal if detected late. It is indeed crucial to identify eye tumors in children for early diagnosis and management. Recent years have witnessed the paradigm shift in the management protocols, and are often multimodal and multidisciplinary. The experts will be sharing their experiences in a case based approach targeting general ophthalmologists, and specialists.

1	Proptosis in children – common to rare tumors (10 mins)	Dr. SIMA DAS	watch video
2	Eyelid and conjunctival lesions- when to intervene? (10 mins)	Dr.Vikas Menon	watch video
3	Retinoblastoma- Known Masquerader in Children (10 mins)	Dr. BHADURI ANIRBAN	watch video
4	Current Approach in Retinoblastoma Management (10 mins)	Dr. FAIROOZ PUTHIYAPURAYIL MANJANDAVIDA	watch video
5	Improving survival in children with Retinoblastoma and other eye cancers (10 mins)	Dr. SANTOSH G. HONAVAR	watch video
6	Genetics and Genetic Counseling- Role of A Clinician (10 mins)	Dr. USHA R.	watch video
7	Pediatric Eye Tumors- Pathologists perspective (10 mins)	Dr. KAUSTUBH MULAY	No Video
	Panel Discussion : (5 mins.)