Meetings - British Emergency Eye Care Society (BEECS)

The BEECS virtual meeting attracted three CPD and 2 CET points. We are providing a self-completing attendance certificate available below. Ophthalmologists are now encouraged to record their learning and development through self-certification and reflection. Optometrists please contact us with your GOC number. Please note that attendance may be checked against the Zoom register.

We will be making the meeting recording available to those who logged in on the day

Session: Facial skin in the acute setting

Acute periocular and facial skin disease ‐ Dr Calum Lyon, Consultant Dermatologist, York

Allergic eye disease – Mr Scott Robbie, St Thomas’s Hospital, London

Short free paper presentation competition chaired by Mrs. Sarah Anderson, York

Think 111 First: Friend or Foe to EED? ‐ Emma Williams, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital

Catch me if you can ‐ A Red Eye, cutaneous rash and peripheral Eosinophilia ‐ Fadil Khoyratty, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital

Outcome of a COVID‐19 Urgent Eyecare Service (CUES) scheme on acute patient management in a single optometry practice in Herefordshire ‐ Nicholas Rumney, BBR Optometry

A Tarantula’s last Hurrah‐ James Morris, Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital, Dublin

The perils of Electronic Referrals Direct from Community Optometry to Eye ED ‐ the Manchester Experience ‐ Alan Aram, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital

Non‐surgical rhinoplasty: safe or sorry? ‐ Victoria Novak & Rachael Calvey, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery

Uveitis following COVID vaccines ‐ Yee Ling Wong, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital

The peculiar incident of a Potts Puffy Tumour ‐Sabbur Anwar, Northampton General Hospital

Suspect papilloedema referrals; a continuing challenge in the acute clinic ‐Timothy Lloyd, St James's University Hospital, Leeds

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: three common emergency presentations to ophthalmology, each with a rare twist ‐ Rachel Mercer, York Hospital

Session: Acute emergency neuro‐ophthalmology

Headaches ‐ Dr Sui Wong, St Thomas's Hospital, London

Pupils & swollen discs Miss Alison Rowlands, Arrowe Park Hospital, Wirral

Double vision – Mr. Ian Marsh, Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool

The management of chemical eye burns - Mr. Saj Ahmed, Moorfields Eye Hospital

Blepharitis - Evidence based management - Prof. Christine Purslow, Honorary Professor at Cardiff University , Head of Medical Affairs, UK & Ireland Thea Pharmaceuticals

Facial burns – the wider context – Mr. Sanjay Varma, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle

GCA – the role of the rheumatologist and ultrasound – Dr Gary Reynolds, NIHR Clinical Lecturer, Newcastle

Taking the fear out of acute angle closure – Mr. Paul Brogden, Bradford Royal Infirmary

Practical Video Presentations - ‘I wish I’d seen that before!’