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EFCLIN CONGRESSEXHIBITION

BUSINESS IN THE BEATING HEART OF EUROPE25TH – 27TH APRIL 2019BRUSSELS, BELGIUM

EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF THE

CONTACT LENS AND IOL INDUSTRIES

changing lives and promoting ocular health

WORKING TOGETHER TO IMPROVE SIGHT

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CONTENTS

4 Important Information

6 Welcome from the EFCLIN President

7 Congress 2019 – Executive Director

9 Location Brussels

10 Where To Go, What To See?

12 Crowne Plaza – Le Palace Hotel

14 Congress Speakers

19 Congress Program

22 Exhibitors

23 Social Program

25 Lecture Program

33 Rates & Registration

34 The EFCLIN Awards

36 Congress Sponsors

38 Become a Member

ADVERTISERS

2 Contamac Ltd

5 Contour Fine Tooling

5 Larsen Equipment Design

8 Ametek / Sterling

8 DAC International

13 Optocraft GmbH

13 Golf / Contour

18 Global Contact

24 V-Optics

26 Lambda-X

32 Henniker Plasma

39 BAUSCH & LOMB Boston® Materials

40 Sponsors Dinner

changing lives and promoting ocular health

WORKING TOGETHER TO IMPROVE SIGHT

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Gas Permeable

Hydrophilic

WIT

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It is the combination of your outstanding lens designs and our innovative materials that help improve the sight of thousands of people worldwide.

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EFCLIN 2019 CONGRESS ORGANISATION MCI Amsterdam Office Sophie Hamburger Account Director [email protected]

REGISTRATION Femke van den BogaardBouchra Al [email protected]

SPONSOR & EXHIBITOR ASSISTANCE Marion [email protected]

Sophie HamburgerDiane Zaleski Elze Anna [email protected]

GENERAL EFCLIN SECRETARIAT PO Box 140Winkelbüel 2 CH-6043 AdligenswilPhone +41 41 372 10 10 [email protected] www.efclin.com

EFCLIN BOARD MEMBERS Armin Duddek President [email protected]

Peter VermeulenTreasurer [email protected]

Tanja Malkus Secretary [email protected]

Michele Cornely Board Member [email protected]

Martina Halsall Board Member [email protected]

Dr. Johannes PfundBoard [email protected]

VENUE ADDRESS Crowne Plaza Hotel - Le PalaceGinestestraat 3BE-1210 Brussels, BelgiumPhone +32 2 203 62 00https://www.ihg.com/crowneplaza/hotels/nl/nl/brussels/brube/[email protected]

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Dear EFCLIN members and Friends.

Join the 2019 EFCLIN Congress, on the mission of doing

Business in the Beating Heart of Europe! 300+Attendees |

23 Speakers | 3 Elective Tracks | 3 Inspiring Days.

The EFCLIN Congress 2019 is a must-attend event for Business Leaders and Technically-minded individuals.The biggest contact lens and IOL manufacturing event in Europe brings together notable experts and industry players for a 3-day long knowledge sharing and networking event in Brussels. Not to forget our EFCLIN Golf Tournament on the day before the congress.

Our EFCLIN Congress is a fast-paced, lecture and workshop style conference, sharing provocative and inspiring ideas to help design and build centric organizations of the future.

Inspiring keynotes, in-depth masterclasses and corporate case studies will make sure you sharpen your manufacturing skills and connect with professionals from all around Europe.

The event will feature three dedicated tracks; Manufacturers Forum, CL & IOL Lectures and Workshops. Each track has been crafted to take the most pressing issues and translate them into actionable insights.

I’m looking forward to welcoming you all in Brussels.

Armin DuddekPresident EFCLIN

WELCOMEFROM THE PRESIDENT


WELCOMEFROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

This year EFCLIN meets in the “heart of Europe”, in Brussels,

the capital of the European Union. I invite you to be inspired

by this versatile place and welcome you, our guests,

delegates, exhibitors and lecturers to the Art Deco Hotel

Crowne Plaza - le Palace.

WELCOME TO BRUSSELS

The EFCLIN Congress and Exhibition is once again distinguished

by its versatility. Keynote speakers, contact lenses lectures, IOL

lectures, commercial presentations and workshops will offer informa-

tion about the latest developments in the industry. The industrial

exhibition offers the opportunity for you to familiarize yourself will

all the new market developments and to widen your network at

the same time.

The Medical Devices Regulations (MDR) is still al big topic for us.

Should you have any questions, a highly qualified team of speakers

will be available during the conference and especially on Saturday

morning. Take the opportunity, because it is high time to be pre-

pared for the MDR. For all those who are less concerned with MDR,

we offer a general program of lectures in parallel. Our special

thanks go to our sponsors Contamac Ltd. and Boston Materials

Bausch + Lomb who are supporting these two tracks.

Also this year we remain true to the principle, lectures in the morning

and exhibition in the afternoon. The speakers and exhibitors

are delighted to support this format as everyone will receive the

attention they deserve. I can’t wait to see you all back in Brussels!

Marion Beeler-KaupkeExecutive Director

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LOCATIONBRUSSELS

Brussels, officially the Brussels-Capital Region, is a region of Belgium compris-ing 19 municipalities, including the City

of Brussels, which is the de jure capital of Belgium. The Brussels-Capital Region is located in the central portion of the country and is a part of both the French Community of Belgium and the Flemish Community, but is separate from Flanders (in which it forms an enclave) and Wallonia. It covers 161 km2 (62 sq mi), a relatively small area compared to the two other regions, and has a population of 1,2 million, with a metropolitan area of over 2,1 million people, the largest in Belgium. It is also part of a large conurbation extending towards Ghent, Antwerp, Leuven and Walloon Brabant, home to over 5 million people.

Brussels is the de jure capital of Belgium. It has a population of 1,2 million inhabitants. The main language, is French (about 90%) as well as Flemish. The Grand-Place of Brussels is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage.

Brussels grew from a small rural settlement on the river Senne to become an important city-region in Europe. Since the end of the Second World War, it has been a major centre for international politics and the home of numerous international organisa-tions, politicians, diplomats and civil serv-ants. Brussels is the de facto capital of the European Union, as it hosts a number of principal EU institutions and the name Brussels is sometimes used metonymically to describe the EU and its institutions. The secretariat of the Benelux and headquar-ters of NATO are also located in Brussels.


However long you plan to stay in Brus-sels I can confidently predict one thing…it won’t be long enough! So, our

best advice is to visit the hotel reception desk, take a tourist map and ask the staff to mark just some of the following for you:

THE GRAND PLACE The Grand Place is the main attraction in the city centre and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998. The square is dominated by the 15th century Flamboyant Town Hall, the Neo-Gothic Breadhouse and the Baroque guild-halls of the Guilds of Brussels

THE MANNEKEN PIS, a fountain contain-ing a small bronze sculpture of a urinat-ing youth, is a tourist attraction and symbol of the city.

HÔTEL DE VILLE – TOWN HALL While at the Grand-Place don’t forget to visit the Gothic Hôtel de Ville. It dates back to 1402 and is the seat of civic government. It is an attrac-tive building with arched windows, towers and adorned with sculptures including St Michael slaying a she-devil. If you are feeling ener-getic, climb the 96 metre high Brabantine Gothic tower and enjoy the amazing views over the city.

CITY MUSEUM – MAISON DU ROI (FRENCH) – BROODHUIS (FLEMISH) The French name of Maison du Roi is translated as ‘the Kings House’ but although the building is a richly or-namented masterpiece, no royalty ever lived here. The Flemish called it ‘The Bread House’ because the house replaced the town’s Bread Market which had been there for hundreds of years.

ROYAL MUSEUMS OF FINE ARTS – MUSÉES ROYAUX DES BEAUX ARTS This is, in fact, twomuseums. The Museum of Ancient Art founded by Napoleon and is particularly noted for its display of the great works of Flanders. The other is the Museum of Modern Art. This was added in 1984 and comprises eight floors, many of which are underground. Between them, they offer over 600 years of fine art comprising paintings, sculptures and drawings.

CENTRE BELGE DE LA BANDE DESSINÉE – BELGIAN COMIC STRIP CENTER Did you know that Belgium has more comic strip artists per square kilometre than any other country? If you love cartoons, you may appreciate this

WHERE TO GOWHAT TO SEE

museum dedicated to the comic strip. It is housed in the Waucquez Warehouse, a master-piece in itself, designed by Art Nouveau archi-tect, Victor Horta. You will be taken on the jour-ney a comic strip artist has to make from concept to shop.There’s over 5000 original draw-ings and an entire sec-tion to Belgium’s famous cartoon character hero – Tin Tin. HEYSEL PARK AND THE ATOMIUM Heysel park, located in the west of Brussels, is dedicated to recreation and lei-sure. One of the highlights of the park is the Atomium. This is a glistening 102 metre (335 ft) high model of an atom made out of chrome and steel designed by André Waterkeyn. To really appreciate this structure, take time to gaze up and enjoy the sheer enormity.It was erected for the 1958 World Fair to sym-bolise a new ‘atomic age’. It is an accurate depiction of an iron molecule that has been magnified 165 billion times. It comprises nine 18 metre diameter steel spheres connected by tubes, all of which contain exhibits.It is probably more impressive on the outside than inside but a high-speed, glass-roofed lift takes visitors to the top in just 23 seconds where you can stop for a beer and a snack, take in the views and then get the escalators down stopping off at the various spheres.

SHOPPING No city break would be complete without a spot of shopping. Antique lovers should descend upon the antiques market in Place du Grand Sablon where on the square


and the streets panning out from the square, the discerning antique lover may find that special piece. Rue de la Paille, Rue des Mini-mes and Rue de Rollebeek are particularly interesting. Brussels has its own flea market – the Jeu de Balle Flea Market. Rummage around here for gems, secondhand good and period furniture bargains.

Belgium chocolates are a must buy. For pra-lines go to Chocolatier Mary, for a tearoom

experience visit Wit-tamer and for a shop of exceptional displays try Pierre Marcolini. Some chocolates are en-crusted with real, yet edible, gold.

If it has to be designer fashion then head for the Galleries. There are three Galeries Saint Hubert, Galeries du Roi and Galeries de la Reine. They are worth popping into just to take a look at the amazing glass roof.


THE CROWNE PLAZA - LE PALACEOUR CONGRESS HOTEL

Situated in the Northern Quarter, Crowne Plaza® Brussels - Le Palace hotel adds elegance to business trips. Built in

1908, the hotel is fully renovated and offers the most contemporary, business-ready amenities.

Ideal for corporate travel and events, the hotel is located near Brussels Airport and the city centre. Guests can get to the European Commission and NATO – as well as major companies – via the Rogier metro station, a five-minute walk away.

Situated on Place Rogier, our hotel is within easy reach of places to see. Sightseers can take a walk to a host of parks, theaters and museums, including the Grand Place and Royal Museum of Fine Arts, in 15 minutes or less. Our guestrooms overlook the Botanical Garden of Brussels, where visitors can find art exhibitions and concerts, or simply stroll the grounds.

Within our historic hotel, you can work or work out anytime; WiFi, Business Centre and Fitness Centre facilities are available around the clock. The multilingual staff are at your service.

Close by this UNESCO World Heritage site, Crowne Plaza - Le Palace Hotel shows beautiful views of the botanical garden.

Proudly sponsored and organisedby Contour Fine Tooling

The Annual EFCLIN-Contour Golf Tournament this year

will take place at the Golf Château de la Tournette, a

30-minute drive from the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Brussels.

Transportation will be provided from the hotel and back

by Contour. Contour will provide lunch from 12:00 at

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CONGRESSSPEAKERS

JOSH ADAMSJosh Adams is Vice Presi-dent of Valley Contax, a custom contact lens manufacturer in Spring-field, Oregon USA. Josh is an industry expert often presenting to various trade organizations and colleges of optometry. Josh has over two decades of expe-rience manufacturing cus-tom lenses and is on the executive board of the Contact Lens Manufactur-er’s Association, serving as the Vice President.

KEITH DONLEYKeith is the Senior Director of Marketing at Bausch + Lomb, having joined the organization in 2014 to lead marketing for the launch of Bausch + Lomb ULTRA®. Since then, he expanded his breadth of experience as Director of Business Innovation & Strategy, Director of Mar-keting for the Daily Dis-posable franchise, and most recently added the Specialty Vision Products franchise to his Marketing responsibilities.

Prior to joining Bausch + Lomb Keith held various marketing and sales roles with Alcon and CIBA Vision. He holds an MBA from the Goizueta School of Business at Emory Uni-versity and a B.A. in Finance from Villanova University.

ERIK HANSSONDeputy Head of the Health Technology and Cosmet-ics Unit of the DG for Inter-nal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW) of the European Commission. Erik joined the cosmetics and medical devices unit of the European Commis-sion in 2012 to lead the implementation of the PIP Action plan, followed by the negotiations on the new Regulations. Erik is responsible for several EU working groups (such as MDCG), heads the EU delegation to the interna-tional regulatory coopera-tion in IMDRF and is coordinating the coopera-tion with national Compe-tent Authorities in the CAMD framework. He is a negotiator of trade agree-ments in the two sectors.

Erik holds a Master degree in law from the University of Uppsala, Sweden, fol-lowed by positions in law courts and coordination of preparations for the EU-membership in Swedish ministries and agencies.

PROF. DR LYNDON JONESProf. Dr Lyndon Jones is a Professor at the School of Optometry and Vision Sci-ence, University Research Chair and Director of the Centre for Ocular Research & Education (CORE) at the University of Waterloo. His research interests primarily focus on the interaction of novel and existing contact lens materials with the ocular environment, dry eye and the development of novel materials for ocular drug delivery.

He has authored over 400 refereed and professional papers, one text-book and given over 1000 invited lectures at conferences worldwide, in over 40 countries.


PROF. DR MED. RAMIN KHORAMNIAProf. Dr. Ramin Khoramnia is Associate Professor, Senior Physician and Head of Cataract and Refractive surgery Division at the University of Heidelberg as well as being lead re-searcher in the David J Apple International Labo-ratory for Ocular Pathol-ogy, where his work focusses on IOLs: bioma-terials and optics.

He became a Fellow of the European Board of Ophthalmology (FEBO) in 2013, when he was sec-ond out of 440 examina-tion participants from 24 countries. The ASCRS Foundation Resident Excellence Award and the ESCRS Rosen Award 2017 are among the many awards for his scientific work.

He is the author of many book chapters and over 80 papers in peer-review journals, including the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, Lancet and American Jour-nal of Ophthalmology.

STEVE MORGAN Steve Morgan is the Tech-nical and Quality Assur-ance Director for Conta-mac Ltd. He joined the company in 2017 and is responsible for the com-panies Research and Development Group as well as the QC, QA and regulatory support func-tions.

Steve is a quality and regulatory expert with over 25 years’ experience of working in manufacturing industries and technology consulting. He holds a BSc in Physics with Elec-tronics and a Masters of Business Administration (MBA). He is also a certi-fied lead auditor for ISO13485 and ISO9001.

PROF. DR JONATHAN MOOREProf. Dr Jonathan Moore is a well respected Consult-ant Ophthalic Surgeon specialising in ocular sur-face reconstruction, laser refractive surgery, cata-ract and other intra-ocular eye surgery. In addition to performing surgery, Jon-athan is actively involved in teaching, training and helping to run an online PGDip/MSc Cataract & Refractive Surgery course through the University of Ulster.

Jonathan is the owner and Medical Director of Cathe-dral Eye Clinic which offers specialist expertise in laser and refractive sur-gery, cataract surgery, anterior segment surgery, medical and surgical retina and oculoplastic surgery. He sits on various boards and panels includ-ing Royal College of Oph-thalmologists, where he sets examination papers and is a medical examiner on a yearly basis.

COLM O’ROURKEColm O’Rourke is the Busi-ness Development Officer for NSAI Medical Devices. Colm joined the NSAI in 2016 and works in the organisation’s new offices in Galway, Ireland. Colm’s focus is on further devel-oping NSAI’s presence as a top tier Notified Body through education and customer engagement.

Colm is a trained medical scientist and has worked in hospital laboratories in Ireland and Australia. He worked for a number of years with a Point of Care diagnostics company in both the sales and appli-cations side of the busi-ness. Colm is a graduate of UCC, Ireland with a BSc in Biomedical Science.

CONGRESSSPEAKERS


DR GUY SALLETDr Guy Sallet, Medical Director Ooginstituut, Afdelingshoofd Oogheelkunde, is head of the Department of Oph-thalmology, Algemeen Stedelijk Ziekenhuis and Medical Director of Oogin-stituut Aalst, Belgium. He is actively involved in Cataract & Refractive surgery since 1994 and performed the first LASIK-operation in Belgium in 1996. He published 25 articles in peer-reviewed journals and gave more than 150 presentations worldwide

He is immediate past-president of the Belgian Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery, presi-dent of Ophtalmologica Belgica and member of the Practice Management Committee of the ESCRS.

DR DAVID SPALTONDr. Spalton trained at Moorfields Eye Hospital and St Thomas’ Hospital and holds Fellowships at the Royal College of Sur-geons, the Royal College of Physicians and the Royal College of Ophthal-mologists. He did fellow-ships in uveitis, medical and neuro-ophthalmology at St Thomas’ Hospital and the Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, London. At St Thomas’ Hospital he established a special inter-est in cataract surgery, complex cataract surgery and intraocular lens design and in 2010 was appointed Professor of Ophthalmology at King’s College, London in recog-nition of his research work.

He is a past President of the United Kingdom and Ireland Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (UKISCRS) and was Presi-dent of the European Soci-ety of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (ESCRS) 2016/17. He has given many named lec-tures including the Ridley Medal Lecture at the ESCRS in 2010, the high-est award of the Society, in recognition of his research on intraocular lens design. He has pub-lished over 180 scientific papers and his book, An Atlas of Clinical Ophthal-mology, won the prize for the Best Medical Textbook of the Year in 1984 for the 1st edition and 2005 for the 3rd edition, a unique feat in medical publishing.

He is a Trustee for the Fight for Sight and a con-sultant to a number of ophthalmic device and ophthalmic biotech com-panies.

ERIK SMIDTErik started his career in optics more than thirty years ago as an ECP for different companies, small as well as a chain in retail. After that period he was a Professional service manager for Friederichs, a Dutch wholesaler for several years. With the change of distribution of the lenses of Ciba Vision Erik fulfilled Key account management in combina-tion with a Professional Service role in the Benelux for this company. In 1997 ERCON Contactlenzen en Consultancy was founded by him, a distributor of contact lenses and a con-sultant for fitting contact lenses and marketing solutions for the ECP and practices.

From 2005 till 2013 Erik was a member of the board of EFCLIN, from 2011 to 2013 as president of the organization.

CONGRESSSPEAKERS


EEF VAN DER WORPEef van der Worp, BOptom PhD FAAO FSLS FIACLE FBCLA, is an educator and researcher from Amster-dam (the Netherlands), is an adjunct professor at the University of Montreal College of Optometry (Canada), and an adjunct assistant professor at Pacific University College of Optometry. He is a fel-low of the AAO, IACLE, BCLA and the SLS and an associate editor of the BCLA journal Contact Lens & Anterior Eye. He is on the conference com-mittee for a number of meetings, including the Global Specialty Lens Symposium (US) and the Dutch Contact Lens Con-ference (NCC) and the Dutch Optometric Associ-ation meeting (OVN 2019).

LIEVEN VAN LANUYTLieven Van Landuyt has degrees in Pharmacy, Industrial Pharmacy and Biomedical & Clinical Engineering. He started his career as Industrial Pharmacist until he set up his own consultancy firm LVL Mediphar in 1994. Lieven has over 25 years of experience with differ-ent companies in chal-lenging projects from class I device till class III drug-device combinations and acts as QP, RP and QPPV and as certified ISO 13485 lead auditor for leading NB.

Lieven has experience from Medical Device design till distribution and market follow up. He assist with the implemen-tation of quality systems, technical file and risk assessment, Medical device development & design reviews, production and /or subcontractor quality assessment, validation and regulatory affairs follow up.

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CONGRESS PROGRAM

11.00–19.00 Congress Registration Desk Open Ballroom Foyer

12.00–14.00 Manufacturers’ Forum Clarity & Vision

14.00–18.00 Exhibit Hall Open Ballroom

17.30–18.30 Exhibitors Welcome Reception Ballroom

19.30–23.00 Sponsor’s event 19.15 meetinghotel Foyer

08.30 Congress Registration Desk Open Ballroom Foyer

09.00 –16.00 Partner Program Hotel Lobby

OPENING CONGRESS - PLENARY Clarity & Vision

09.00 Introduction Armin Duddek

09.05 Dr Guy Sallet Welcome Address Belgian Ophthalmology Congress

09.10–09.25 What benefit the EU has for small Erik Hanssonand medium-sized enterprises

09.30–10.00 1. Keynote: Presbyopic Lens Dr Guy Sallet Surgery: Choosing the right IOL

10.05–10.30 2. Keynote: Contact Lenses Prof. Lyndon Jonesin 2020 and Beyond

10.30–11.10 Coffee Break

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CONGRESS PROGRAM

CONTACT LENS LECTURES Clarity & Vision, 8th floor

11.15–11.45 Controversies in Scleral Lens Wear Eef van der Worp

11.50–12.10 Presentations 1 – 4

Optocraft GmbH / Bausch+Lomb Boston Materials / Contamac Ltd. / V-Optics Sarl

12.10–12.40 Corneal Infiltrative Events (CIEs) Prof. Lyndon Jones and Contact Lenses: Avoidable or Not?

12.45–13.05 Presentations 5 – 8

Lambda-X / DAC Intern. Inc. / Larsen Equipment Design / Contamac Ltd /

13.05- 13. 35 Myopia Management Eef van der Worp

IOL LECTURES Creativity 1st floor 11.15–11.45 Intraocular Lens – For Better Dr David Spalton

or Worse?

11.50–12.10 Presentation 9 – 11

Lambda-X / Larsen Equipment Design / Soleko S.p.A.

12.10–12.40 Calcification of Hydrophilic IOLs Prof. Dr Ramin Khoramnia

12.45–13.00 Presentation 12 – 13 Optocraft GmbH / Bausch+Lomb Boston Materials

13.05–13. 35 Rotationally Asymmetric Multifocal Prof. Dr JonathanIntraocular Lenses Versus MooreRotationally Symmetric Multifocal Intraocular Lenses


13.15 Lunch Ballroom

17.45–18.45 Annual General Meeting Clarity & Vision, 8th floor

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CONGRESS PROGRAM

08.30 Congress Registration Desk Open Ballroom Foyer

WORKSHOP MDR MEDICAL DEVICES REGULATION Clarity & Vision, 8th floor

09.00 Introduction

09.05–10.45 The Changing EU Regulatory Colm O’Rourke, NSAI Landscape – A Notified Body Perspective


11-15–11.45 MDR Implementation Challenges Steve Morganfrom a Material Suppliers Perspective

11.45- 13.15 PMS – Vigilance reflecting with Lieven Van Landuyt Technical File Obligations in the MDR

GENERAL LECTURES Creativity 1st floor

09.00 Introduction

09.05–09.50 Customer Acquisition and Keith Donley Retention: How fitters select a lab

09.55–10.45 The do’s and don’ts of Lens Care Eef van der Worp


11-15–11.55 GPLI: Setting the Standard Josh Adams in Custom Contact Lens Education


13.15 Lunch Ballroom

QUALITY ROUND TABLE Clarity & Vision, 8th floor

14.00–15.30 MDR Questions from Workshops Martina Halsall

19.30–23.00 EFCLIN Congress Dinner Klimt

09.00–12.30 City Tour Hotel Lobby

SATURDAY27TH APRIL 2019

SUNDAY28TH APRIL 2019


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Ametek Precitech Inc.Sterling Ultra Precision + 1 813 621 80 01 www.sterlingint.com

Apex Diamond Products Ltd + 44 1527 52 90 11 www.apexdiamond.co.uk

BAUSCH & LOMB, Boston® Materials + 49 6201 178 69 www.fit-boston.euContamac Ltd + 44 1799 51 48 00 www.contamac.com

Contour Fine Tooling Ltd + 44 1438 72 00 44 www.contour-diamonds.com

DAC International Inc. + 1 805 684 83 07 www.dac-intl.com

Global Contact + 49 2102 16 78 26 www.global-cl.com

Henniker Plasma + 44 1925 830 771 www.plasmatreatment.co.uk

K&Y Diamond Ltd + 1 514 333 56 06 www.kydiamond.ca

Lambda-X SA + 32 67 79 40 80 www.lambda-x.com

Larsen Equipment Design Inc. + 1 206 789 51 21 www.larsenequipment.com

Medmont International Pty Ltd. + 61 3 9259 0800 www.medmont.com

MISUPCO Inc. + 1 651 353 86 32 www.misupco.com

Nexgen Optical Ltd + 44 7771 74 78 37 www.nexgenoptical.com

Oculus Optikgeraete GmbH + 49 641-2005-0 www.oculus.de

Optimec Ltd + 44 1684 89 28 59 www.optimec.com

Optocraft GmbH + 49 9131 69 15 10 www.optocraft.de

Paragon Vision Sciences + 1 480 507 76 09 www.paragonvision.com

REM Vision Technologies + 34 916 42 75 84 www.remvt.com

Rotlex (1994) Ltd + 972 8 690 11 44 www.rotlex.com

RSP Technology + 31 596 63 23 00 www.rsp-technology.com

Soleko S.p.A. + 39 06 4395508 www.soleko.it

Sub Micron Tooling + 31 492 52 89 21 www.submicrontooling.com

V-Optics SAS/ Visuol + 33 633 02 35 98 www.visuol.com

X-CEL Specialty Contacts + 1-800-241-9312 www.xcelspecialtycontacts.com

EXHIBITIONEFCLIN gets tremendous support from its exhibitors and sponsors. Putting on an event like the EFCLIN Congress is expensive and it would not be possible without the generous support of our exhibitors and sponsors. This year we expect to welcome exhibitors from all over the world and there is always a good spread of expertise covering such fields as: Materials, Metrology Instrumentation, Micro Precision Machining, Diamond Tooling, Compressed Air Equipment, Accessories, Manufacturing Consumables and much, much more.

CONGRESSEXHIBITORS/ SPONSORS


CONGRESSSOCIAL PROGRAM

SPONSORS’ EVENING EVENTTHURSDAY 25TH APRIL (19.30–23.00)All delegates, exhibitors and participants of the EFCLIN congress are invited to attend an evening dinner in a special location. It is a five minutes’walk from the hotel.

The evening is generously sponsored by Lambda-X, Bausch & Lomb Boston Materials and EFCLIN. Meet in the hotel lobby at 19.15.

PARTNER PROGRAMFRIDAY 26TH APRIL (09.00–15.30)

From “Belle époque” to “Années folles” –The unique style of Art Nouveau will most certainly have already seduced you withits graceful lines and flowing curves and its aesthetic use of colours and materials. On your journey the façades and interiors will evoke the spirit of the Belle époque. Given the size of Brussels, a comparison between the styles of Art Nouveau and Art Deco is particularly interesting, as buildings of inter-est are within walking distance of each other.

Followed by a “Lip Smaking Tour”We will take you from Grand Sablon to place de la Chapelle, Manneken Pis and la Grand Place, la Bourse and l’Ilôt sacré to galeries Saint Hubert. Our guide will evoke our tasty specialities, whether they are popular or gastronomic specialities.

> Tickets included in “Accompanied Persons Ticket” priced at Euro 160,

> Additional single tickets priced at Euro 95 available at the Registration Desk.

CONGRESS DINNERSATURDAY 27TH APRIL (19.30–23.00)The climax of the Congress, our dinner will again take place in the hotel leaving guests with no worries about transport and more time to enjoy the evening. Good food, wine and a special ambiance are ensured as we review our event among friends whilst thank-ing our speakers and recognizing achieve-ments in our industry.

> Tickets priced at Euro 75 available at the Registration Desk.

CITY TOUR SUNDAY 28TH APRIL (08.45–12.30)Discover Brussels on foot - Follow our guide through the narrow paved streets of the city and let your senses enjoy this moment: the amazing architecture of the buildings, the delicious smell of the waffles, the sound of the Cathedral bells…You will discover on foot (pedestrian zone) Brussels’ famous citizen “Manneken Pis”,the winding little streets of the Ilôt Sacré, the Royal Galleries, the Cathedral Sts Michel & Gudule, and finally the Town Hall (Hôtel de Ville) surrounded by Guild Houses. You will also have the opportunity to enjoy a beer tasting during the City Tour.REQUIREMENTS: Comfortable clothing and shoes

> Tickets priced at Euro 50 available at the Registration Desk.

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PROGRAMTHURSDAY 25TH APRIL

REGISTRATIONThe registration desk will be open from 11.00. If you have pre-registered, your badge and information package will be ready for collec-tion from this time onwards. If you have not pre-registered please allow time for staff to process your application and prepare the con-gress materials. Please note that late registra-tions after 16th April 2019 carry a surcharge.

MANUFACTURERS’ FORUM12.00–14.00 The now very popular Manu-facturers’ Forum continues in the renewed workshop format. Moderated by Erik Smidt, you will be able to discuss matters on any topical manufacturing issue. Questions can be dropped in anonymously to [email protected]. Discussion is likely to continue in the exhibit hall when the session closes at 14.00

EXHIBITION HOURSThe exhibition will open from 14.00 until 18.00.

EXHIBITORS WELCOME RECEPTION From 17.30 the EFCLIN exhibitors invite you to join them in the Exhibition hall for a welcome drink. Most delegates and other participants will have arrived by this time and the EFCLIN President will take the opportunity to officially open the congress.

SPONSORS EVENING EVENTMeeting in the lobby at 19.15. Please be prepared for a 5 minutes’walk.

DRINK VOUCHERS Drinks at coffee breaks and lunches are included in the congress registration fee. At other times a “cashless” bar will operate in the exhibition hall accepting ONLY EFCLIN vouchers in payment. Your registration pack will contain vouchers to use in this way. Extra vouchers may be purchased from the Regis-tration Desk should you require them.

POSTER PRESENTATION Technical & Scientific posters supplied to EFCLIN will be displayed in a designated area adjacent to the main Exhibition hall.

COMMERCIAL PRESENTATIONS Following success in recent years the format of running the commercial presentations in between the lecture sessions will be featured again this year. Topics are as varied as our exhibitors and the “rapid fire” nature of the sessions are designed to be the catalyst for individual meetings elsewhere in the program. New products and services are sure to be pre-miered but for the “in depth” version you are advised to make your appointments with the exhibitors at their booths in the exhibit hall.


PROGRAMFRIDAY 26TH APRIL

OPENING CONGRESS Clarity & Vision 8th fl.

09.00 Congress Opening by ECFLIN President Armin Duddek09.05 Welcoming Address of the president of the Belgian Dr Guy Sallet Ophthalmology Congress (OB) 09.10–09.25 What benefit the EU has for small and Erik Hansson medium-sized enterprises Erik will present the reasons behind the reform, the main novelties

introduced, the gradual implementation throughout the transition periods, the Commission priorities for this work, the new governance setup and take a more global view looking at the effects of the reforms in a wider global context. He will describe the progress made with regard to the implementation and highlight some of the challenges in this process.

09.25–10.00 1. Keynote: Presbyopic Lens Surgery: Dr Guy Sallet Choosing the right IOL In presbyopic lens surgery, many attempts have been made to improve

material, design and optics of intra-ocular lenses (IOL) in order to get an improved multifocal vision with good contrast sensitivity. Multi-focal IOL’s as well as extended depth-of-focus (EDOF) IOL’s give great patient satisfaction although patients should be aware of possible side-effects and compromises. Different IOL’s on the market will be described, each with their benefits and possible draw-backs.

10.05–10.30 2. Keynote: Contact Lenses in 2020 Prof. Dr Lyndon and Beyond… Jones This review will take a look at some of the innovations and consider

how the efforts will change the way contact lenses are used, not only by those who wear them but also by those who fit them. The technolo-gies covered will include such diverse areas as drug delivery, disease diagnosis and management, myopia control and sophisticated imaging and augmented reality opportunities.




CONTACT LENS LECTURES Clarity & Vision 8th fl.

11.10 Opening Session Tanja Malkus11.15–11.45 Controversies in Scleral Lens Wear Eef van der Worp Scleral lenses are high on the agenda – of any specialty contact lens

course around the world basically – with all the benefits that sclerals have to offer. But we also need to be critical on a number of controversies – topics that have been highlighted at the recent special issue in the scientific journal Contact Lens & Anterior Eye (the BCLA journal). This only proofs that scleral lenses are growing up and are taken seri-ously. The main topics of that issue will be covered and discussed in this lecture.

11.50–12.10 Commercial Presentation 1–4 – Optocraft GmbH / Boston Materials Bausch + Lomb / Contamac Ltd. / V-Optics-Visuol

12.10–12.40 Corneal Infiltrative Events (CIEs) Prof. Dr Lyndon and Contact Lenses: Avoidable or Not? Jones This presentation will provide a review of corneal infiltrates associated

with contact lens wear. The incidence, possible etiology, classification and clinical appearance of non-infectious corneal infiltrates in lens wear-ers will be discussed, along with methods to lower the chance of lens wearers developing them, through appropriate choice of lens material and wearing modality.

12.45–13.05 Commercial Presentation 5–8

Lambda-X / DAC International Inc. / Larsen Equipment Design / Contamac Ltd.

13.10–13.35 Myopia Management Eef van der Worp For years now in our industry and profession - optical and optometry alike - there is almost nothing else that gets so much attention as myopia man-agement. But where do we stand with this today? It is sometimes confus-ing: on the one hand special myopia clinics are opened and are very successful, on the other hand, not everybody is convinced of its effectivity – and there is some strong opposition as well because of safety issues of (young) children and contact lenses. This session tries to bring all pros and cons on the table.



IOL LECTURES Creativity 1st floor

11.10 Opening Session Michele Cornely

11.15–11.45 Intraocular Lens – For Better or Worse Dr David Spalton He will look at some of the successes, failures and new ideas in IOL

development for PCO prevention, for micro incision surgery, to extend depth of focus and restore accommodation.

11.50–12.05 Commercial Presentation 9–11 – Lambda-X / Larsen Equipment Design / Soleko S.a.P.

12.10–12.30 Calcification of Prof. Dr med.

Hydrophilic IOLs Ramin Khoramnia Even though calcification of hydrophilic IOLs seems to be a rather rare late complication of cataract surgery, there have been several cases in the last few years of IOL opacification. Explantation rates seem to be ris-ing during the last decades. IOL calcification has often been associated with a severe reduction of vision quality for the patient. The different types of IOL calcifications can be divided into primary, secondary, and pseudocalcification, as suggested by Neuhann and associates in 2008. Primary calcification is an IOL-related clouding attributable to a material defect or problem during the manufacturing of the lens. Secondary calcification has multifactorial external causes and can affect any IOL with certain material properties. A false-positive form is referred to as pseudocalcification. In primary or secondary IOL calcification, granular deposits that form below the IOL surface may result in a substantial decrease of visual acuity and even necessitate IOL exchange.

12.45–13.00 Commercial Presentation 12–13 – Optocraft GmbH / Boston Materials Bausch+Lomb

13.00–13.30 Rotationally Asymmetric Multifocal Intraocular Prof. Dr Jonathan Lenses Versus Rotationally Symmetric Multifocal Moore Intraocular Lenses

Both rotationally symmetric and asymmetric multifocal IOLs provide a range of clear vision and spectacle independence however in some cases patients may report a reduce subjective visual perception due to visual disturbances. Careful examination and consideration of preopera-tive characteristics is essential with multifocal IOL use to provide optimum postoperative outcomes. Correct selection of near additions and placement of asymmetric multifocal IOLs and the use of a combina-tion of EDoF and trifocal IOLs can be used to also provide enhanced postoperative outcomes.


13.15 Lunch Exhibit Hall

17.45–18.45 Annual General Meeting Clarity & Vision 8th fl.


PROGRAMSATURDAY 27TH APRIL

LECTURES/ WORKSHOPS ON MDR Clarity & Vision 8th fl.

This Workshop is kindly supported by Contamac Ltd.

09.00 Session Opened by EFCLIN Board member Martina Halsall supported by Nicky Soubry

09.05–10.45 The Changing EU Regulatory Landscape Colm O’Rourke – A Notified Body Perspective Colm will discuss the various challenges which are facing the European regulatory system, including: MDR requirements, Brexit and divergent Notified Body opinions. The presentation will take a practical approach, focusing as much as possible on real world scenarios.


11.15–11.45 MDR Implementation Challenges Steve Morganfrom a Material Suppliers PerspectiveThe imminent transition from the Medical Device Directive to the Medi-cal Device Regulation continues to pose tremendous challenges for device manufacturers and the supporting supply chain. For example, the historic use of generic test data no longer meets the requirements of the new directive, with the result that specific testing of device/material combinations is required. This presentation will describe some key considerations for supporting a successful MDR transition from a suppliers perspective.

Lieven Van 11.45–13.15 PMS – Vigilance reflecting with Technical File Obligations in the MDR LanduytFollowing PMS topics will be handled: PMS / PMCF obligations in the new MDR PMS management: responsibilities & management of PMS PMS data: sources of data / management of data PMS planning (who / when / what?) PMS reporting


PROGRAMSATURDAY 27TH APRIL

GENERAL LECTURES Creativity 1st floor This lecture part is kindly supported by Boston Materials Bausch + Lomb

09.00 Session Opened by EFCLIN Board member Tanja Malkus

09.05–09.50 Customer Acquisition and Retention: Keith Donley How fitters select a lab

This workshop will provide results from a market research study that details how Eye Care Professionals currently work with their labs, selection criteria for which labs they choose, and suggestions to deliver on the needs of your current and future customers.

09.55–10.45 The do’s and don’ts of lens care Eef van der Worp Contact lens care, maintenance & safety is highly undervalued. Much attention in our specialty lens field and industry goes to the fitting pro-cess, the indication range and the technical and material considera-tions - but a large part of the success, and failure, of specialty lenses relies on contact lens solutions, hygiene and handling. This course explores the possibilities, pitfalls and dangers. It focusses on know what to do and not to do regarding contact lens storage, know what to do and not to do regarding contact lens application & removal and most importantly, to understand the safety issues related to tap water usage in the specialty lens regimen.


11.15–11.55 GPLI: Setting the standard in Josh Adams Custom Contact Lens Education

The Gas Permeable Lens Institute (GPLI) is an American custom con-tact lens education organization dedicated to providing practitioners with educational and practice-building resources that enable them to better understand GP and specialty soft contact lenses and use them more effectively in their practice. We will present an introduction to the organization, as well as an overview of the webinars, online resources and printed materials made available by GPLI.

14.00–15.30 Round Table Clarity & Vision 8th fl. Quality Group Martina Halsall

This drop in session invites anyone, who wants to ask any questions or have a discussion on any points from the MDR lectures/ workshops. Nicky Soubry will give a short presentation of UDI.


13.15 Lunch Exhibit Hall

19.30–23.00 EFCLIN Congress Dinner Klimt groundfloor


RATES &REGISTRATION Early Bird Normal Lateprices in Euro until 30.01.19 until 15.04.19 from 16.04.19

FULL CONGRESS REGISTRATIONIncluding Lectures, Seminars, Exhibition, Commercial Presentations, Lunches,Welcome Reception and Coffee breaks during the full congress.EFCLIN Member (full congress) 435.00 510.00 610.00EFCLIN Member (full congress 2nd registrant from same company) 355.00 420.00 435.00EFCLIN Non-Member (full congress) 560.00 635.00 735.00Students 240.00 240.00 240.00

DAY PASSES CAN BE BOUGHT DIRECTLY AT THE RECEPTION DESK ON SITEIncluding Lectures, Seminars, Exhibition, Commercial Presentations, Lunches, Coffee breaks one day only.Day pass EFCLIN Member – Friday April 26th or Saturday April 27th 335.00Day pass EFCLIN Non-Member – Friday April 26th or Saturday April 27th 535.00

EXHIBITION ONLYHalf day pass on Thursday 25th April onlyExhibition only 160.00 160.00 160.00

SOCIAL PROGRAMPartner Package (including welcome reception on Thursday, day-program on Friday and lunch on Saturday). 160.00Partners day-program Friday only 95.00Congress Dinner – Saturday 27th April 75.00City Tour – Sunday 28th April 50.00

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION EFCLIN Rates (Breakfast included)

Single room 155.00/105.00Double room 170.00/120.00

To avoid higher rates please ensure booking the rooms through the electronic registration system on the EFCLIN website. All hotel charges must be paid directly to the hotel before departure. Request to the Crowne Plaza – Le Palace Hotel please address to [email protected]

For information about reservations, contact Sophie Hamburger, email: [email protected] some websites may be offering hotel accommodation at the congress hotel at slightly lower rates. Often these rates do not include breakfast and have to be paid in advance with no refund when cancelled. Any rooms at these rates will be of lower grade than the ones negotiated by EFCLIN.

REGISTRATION visit www.efclin.com and select annual congress.


THE EFCLINAWARDS

In short, award winners are those who have made a “special” contribution. Such contri-butions may have been of a technical

nature, relating to product or process design, the development of an instrument or maybe a novel technique solving a common problem.Those who have spent a lifetime in a commer-cial stream of the industry might deserve recognition, or those that have served another organisation, body or association may be worthy winners. Occasionally it might not be possible to identify a particular individ-ual within an organisation and perhaps a whole company or other body shall be regarded as right for recognition. Nomina-tions are encouraged from all EFCLIN mem-bers using the form on the page marked “Nominate” on the EFCLIN website Do you know someone who deserves recognition?

THE EFCLIN LAUREATE AWARDThis is the highest accolade that EFCLIN can bestow. It is reserved for those who, in the opinion of the EFCLIN Board have made an outstanding and long term contribution to the good of EFCLIN.

Since 1996 EFCLIN has attempted to recognise some of the more significant achievements in the industry by means of a series of awards. Awards are made to those individuals who have demonstrated a dedication and commitment far beyond what might normally be expected.

John McGregor, Contamac Ltd receives the EFCLIN Laureate Award for a lifetime achievement, l.t.r. Marion Beeler, John McGregor, Armin Duddek

Foto Silke Sage


THE EFCLIN LAUREATE AWARDThis is the highest accolade that EFCLIN can bestow. It is reserved for those who, in the opinion of the EFCLIN Board have made an outstanding and long term contribution to the good of EFCLIN.

Previous Winners1998 – David Walker 2011 – Wim Aalbers2015 – Marcel Kopito 2017 – John McGregor

The EFCLIN AwardThis award is made to those who, in the opin-ion of the EFCIN Board have made an out-standing commercial or technical contribu-tion to the Contact Lens or IOL industry.

Previous Winners1996 – Roger Cottereau 1997 – Michael Tillotson 1998 – Ian Manick 2000 – Andy Chryssolor 2002 – Javier Chamorro/Ramon Noguera 2003 – Dr. John Howes 2004 – Malcolm James “Mac” McLean 2006 – Alex Cannella 2007 – Hilmar Bussacker 2008 – Dr. Joe Barr2010 – James W. Drain2011 – Eef van der Worp2012 – Helmer Schweizer2013 – Patrick Caroline2014 – Erik Larsen2015 – Ivan Perel2017 – Finn Kristensen, Allan Sejersen2018 – Dr. Lynette K. Johns

EFCLIN has made other awards in the past and details of all winners can be found on the Awards page of the EFCLIN website.

Dr Lynette Johns receives the EFCLIN Award 2018 for her contact lens research, l.t.r. Randy Kojima, Dr Lynette Johns, Marion Beeler, Armin Duddek.

Foto Silke Sage


OURSPONSORS



BECOME AMEMBEREFCLIN offers two types of membership. The first is for those individuals or companies engaged in the manufacture, wholesaling or distribution of contact Lenses or IOL’s. These companies are likely to mainly supply products to eye care professionals. The second type of EFCLIN membership is for those companies who act as suppliers to the industry. Good examples would be material suppliers, diamond tool suppliers or instrument manufacturers.

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONSCategory 1 (Lens Manufacturers, Wholesalers & Distributors)Total No of Employees Annual Subscription

1–5 4706–25 58526+ 700

Category 2 (Suppliers to the Industry, Consultants etc)Annual Sales to the Industry Annual Subscription

< 250’000 700 250’000–750’000 875More than 750’000 1050

For application: https://www.efclin.com/members

World Leader in GP Materials

Decades of Trusted Quality

Global Recognition of Boston Brand Name

Support for our Laboratory Partners

Educational Resources for Eye Care Professionals

www.fit-boston.eu

Visit our booth for a coffee and learn what’s new!

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World Leader in GP Materials

Decades of Trusted Quality

Global Recognition of Boston Brand Name

Support for our Laboratory Partners

Educational Resources for Eye Care Professionals

www.fit-boston.eu

Visit our booth for a coffee and learn what’s new!

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