Special AAO Preview Las Vegas 2015

AAO members to be honored

Award winners range from industry contributors to humanitarians.

By Robert Stoneback, Associate Editor

The American Academy of Ophthalmology will meet in Las Vegas for its annual gathering — 2015 marks the 119th time — and, as always, will honor the achievements of outstanding members at its awards program. Among the honorees are:

BRUCE E. SPIVEY, MD – LAUREATE RECOGNITION AWARD

Bruce E. Spivey, MD

The Laureate Recognition Award is the Academy’s highest honor. Its recipient is someone who makes “exceptional scientific contributions toward preventing blindness and restoring sight worldwide,” according to the AAO.

Dr. Spivey, the Academy says, “has made an immeasurable contribution to the betterment of eye care, the preservation and restoration of sight, and the prevention of blindness throughout the world,” through his work with groups like the AAO and International Council of Ophthalmology (ICO).

Dr. Spivey served as the AAO’s first executive vice president and CEO from 1978 to 1992. He spent 16 years as a department chair, 16 years as a hospital CEO and was CEO of a multihospital system for 14 years. He has also served as president of numerous boards and committees, including the ICO.

STEPHEN L. BEATTY, MD, & GARY E. FISH, MD – OUTSTANDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICE AWARDS

Stephen L. Beatty, MD

Gary E. Fish, MD

Dr. Beatty was nominated by the Georgia Society of Ophthalmology and West Georgia Eye Care Center.

The AAO notes Dr. Beatty’s “commitment to caring for underprivileged patients spans four continents”, with his primary focus on Africa. From 1987 to 1999, he participated in 11 medical mission trips.

Dr. Beatty has done extensive work in Zimbabwe, including serving as a provincial medical officer from 2000 to 2004, improving eye-care education, performing eye exams on thousands of patients in the country’s rural and remote parts and collecting donations to fund additional eye-care programs. He continues to travel there to treat rural villagers.

Dr. Fish was nominated by the Macula Society. He has treated patients at the Siloe Eye Clinic in Petit-Goave, Haiti, for the last 30 years.

Dr. Fish, his son — a retina colleague working at Dr. Fish’s practice — and Dr. Fish’s office study coordinator were in Haiti in 2010 when an earthquake devastated the island. The eye clinic collapsed, trapping volunteers inside, with Dr. Fish sustaining a fractured sternum and other injuries. His study coordinator was trapped under rubble and later died en route to a hospital.

Dr. Fish continues to treat the people of Haiti since the earthquake. He has also participated in medical missions to Latin America.

JEAN RAMSEY, MD – OUTSTANDING ADVOCATE AWARD

Jean Ramsey, MD

Dr. Ramsey was nominated by the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus and Women in Ophthalmology.

An advocate on behalf of children via the AAO and other groups, Dr. Ramsey “was integral in developing, advocating for, and implementing a vision screening bill” for Massachusetts, according to the Academy. The bill still serves as a model for other states working to ensure optimal child eye care.

Along with The Vision Council of America, Dr. Ramsey helped write a bill to fund pediatric vision-screening activities in the United States and has raised awareness of pediatric vision care through speaking engagements.

She serves a leadership role in the National Center for Children’s Vision and Eye Health.

To live and dine in L.V.

Vegas’s casinos may disappoint you, but the restaurants look like a sure bet.

Ophthalmology Management has trawled the Internet and cross-referenced “best of” lists to find you the eateries both critically acclaimed and beloved by the locals. We hope there’s something for everyone here! Bon appetit.

BEST BURGERS

BLT Burger
3400 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Mirage
702-792-7888
mirage.com/restaurants
Menu options include lamb tandoori, veggie falafels and turkey burgers.

Bottles & Burgers
440 S. Rampart Blvd.
Tivoli Village
702-431-5453
bottlesandburgers.com
This 1950s-inspired burger joint features an old-fashioned ice cream bar and soda fountain.

Burger Bar
3930 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Shops at MandalayPlace
702-632-9364
mandalaybay.com/dining
This ain’t your average burger: at “the ultimate burger experience,” Hubert Keller’s Rossini features Kobe beef, sautéed foie gras and shaved truffles.

Holsteins Shakes and Buns
3708 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Cosmopolitan
702-698-7940
Holsteinslv.com
Holsteins features an organic, eclectic menu, with a “Gold Standard” burger that comes highly recommended by the locals: dry-aged beef sirloin, smoked bacon and aged goat cheddar cheese.

I Love Burgers
3327 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Shoppes at The Palazzo
702-242-2747
iloveburgers.com
Try one of the milkshakes cum alcoholic or the I Love Bacon burger, a blend of ground sirloin, applewood-smoked bacon and smoked Gouda.

MEXICAN

Border Grill
3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Mandalay Bay
702-632-7403
mandalaybay.com/dining/border-grill/
The chefs of TV’s “Too Hot Tamales” offer up “modern Mexican” cuisine.

Doña Maria Tamales
910 S. Las Vegas Blvd
702-382-6538
donamariatamales.com
This 40-year-old mainstay of the Las Vegas restaurant scene has a downtown location with murals on the walls and a shrine to Mexican boxing legends.

Lindo Michoacán
2655 E. Desert Inn Rd.
702-735-6828
lindomichoacan.com
“Stellar” fresh guacamole and an extensive tequila selection.

Mundo
495 S. Grand Central Pkwy.
702-270-4400
The restaurant describes itself as “Latin chic” and offers Mexican cuisine in a romantic setting.

Ricardo’s
4930 W. Flamingo Rd.
702-227-9100
ricardosoflasvegas.com
Readers of Las Vegas Review-Journal voted Ricardo’s “Best Mexican Restaurant” 20 times in the Reader’s Poll.

FRENCH

Alizé
4321 W. Flamingo Rd.
Palms Casino Resort
702-951-7000
alizelv.com
World-class French cuisine in an elegant setting with striking city views.

Andre’s
3770 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Monte Carlo
702-798-7151
www.andrelv.com
Considered an institution in Las Vegas for French cuisine, the restaurant also boasts a 1,500-bottle wine list.

Bouchon
3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Venetian
702-414-6200
venetian.com
Chef Thomas Keller’s take on casual French dining in a Parisian-style atmosphere.

Joel Robuchon
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
MGM Grand
702-891-7925
www.mgmgrand.com/en/restaurants.html
“Joël Robuchon’s namesake restaurant provides an opportunity to experience the Chef of the Century’s formidable cooking talents in their fullest expression,” writes USA Today.

Marche Bacchus French Bistro & Wine Shop
2620 Regatta Drive #106,
702-804-8008
marchebacchus.com
In just a 10-minute cab ride from The Strip, guests can dine on French cuisine as they watch swans idle on Lake Jacqueline.

ITALIAN

Bootlegger Bistro
7700 Las Vegas Blvd.
702-736-4939
bootleggerlasvegas.com
Serving the Valley since 1949, this family-operated bistro is described as “dripping with that old Vegas feel.”

Ferraro’s
4480 Paradise Rd.
702-364-5300
www.ferraroslasvegas.com
Family-owned Ferraro’s offers southern Italian dishes and an award-winning wine cellar.

Fiamma Trattoria & Bar
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
MGM Grand
702-891-7600
www.mgmgrand.com/en/restaurants/
Boasting a fireside lounge, a 400+ international wine list, Fiamma is said to take “Italian wine-and-dine to another level.”

Piero’s
355 Convention Center Dr.
702-369-2305
pieroscuisine.com
This Vegas mainstay serves traditional Italian cuisine in a retro-style dining room that will make you feel as if you are reliving “the days of the Rat Pack,” says USA Today.

Sinatra’s
3121 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Encore at the Wynn
702-770-3463
www.wynnlasvegas.com/Dining/FineDining
Expect updated twists on classic Italian cuisine, including many of Sinatra’s personal favorites, plus Sinatra memorabilia.

MEDITERRANEAN

Cleo
2535 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
SLS Hotel & Casino
702-761-7612
slslasvegas.com/dining/cleo
Contemporary Mediterranean fare with an open kitchen and a wood-burning oven.

Khoury’s
6115 S. Fort Apache Rd, #100
702-671-0005
khouryslv.com
Family-run, Khoury’s serves Lebanese cuisine.

Market Grille Cafe Las Vegas
7070 N. Durango Dr.
Montecito Marketplace
702-396-0070
www.marketgrille.com
Offers vegan and gluten-free options.

Olives
3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Bellagio
866-259-7111
www.bellagio.com/restaurants/olives.aspx
Restaurant of celebrity chef and restaurateur Todd English tops many lists for the city’s best Mediterranean food.

Picasso
3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Bellagio
702-693-8865
www.bellagio.com/picasso
Five-star French/Mediterranean cuisine with a variety of menus, including vegetarian.

SEAFOOD

Fin
3400 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Mirage, 702-791-7353
www.mirage.com/restaurants/fin.aspx
Contemporary Chinese seafood in an aquatic setting.

Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab
3500 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Forum Shops at Caesars, 702-792-9222
joes.net
From Zagat’s to TripAdvisor to TimeOut, everyone eats at Joe’s — and likes it!

Mastro’s Ocean Club
3720 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Crystals Shopping Mall, 702-590-9299
www.mastrosrestaurants.com
Mastro’s made every “best of” list for seafood in Vegas.

Michael Mina
3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Bellagio,
702-693-7223
www.bellagio.com/restaurants/
Diners will enjoy “An innovative seafood menu with a distinct blend of California and Mediterranean ingredients,” says LasVegas.com.

Oyster Bar at Harrah’s
3475 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Harrah’s Hotel & Casino
702-369-5000
harrahslasvegas.com
What a bar: fresh seafood flown in every day, including a wide selection of oysters, an “unstuffy atmosphere”and — a rarity on the Strip — reasonable prices.

STEAKHOUSES

Cut
3325 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Palazzo
702-607-6300
wolfgangpuck.com/restaurants
This Wolfgang Puck restaurant is “simply stunning on every level,” according to Forbes.

The Golden Steer
308 W. Sahara Ave.
702-384-4470
goldensteersteakhouselasvegas.com
Las Vegas’s oldest steakhouse has served Sinatra, Elvis and Joe DiMaggio.

Heritage Steak
3400 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Mirage
702-791-7111
mirage.com/restaurants
Celebrity chef Tom Collichio offers antibiotic- and hormone-free cuts of beef grilled over a wood fire.

StripSteak
3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
702-632-7414
www.michaelmina.net/restaurants/las-vegasstripsteak/
Michael Mina offers slow-poached, wood-grilled Wagyu beef.

SW Steakhouse
3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Wynn Las Vegas
888-352-3463
www.wynnlasvegas.com/Dining/FineDining/
The restaurant offers real Kobe beef, and has Japan’s Kobe Beef Council certificate to prove it.

SUSHI

BarMASA at Aria
3730 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
877-230-2742
www.aria.com
“Heaven for fans of Japanese cuisine,” says TimeOut Las Vegas.

Marssa Steakhouse & Sushi Lounge
101 Montelago Blvd.
The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa
702-567-6125
marssalasvegas.com
Marssa offers sushi and Asian fusion cuisine, with a view of the lake.

Yama Sushi
1350 E. Flamingo Rd.
702-696-0072
yamasushivegas.com
A little off the beaten track, but the unglamorous exterior houses sushi that wins rave reviews around Las Vegas.

Raku
5030 W. Spring Mountain Rd.
702-367-3511
www.raku-grill.com
A “multiple award-winning eaterie,” notes TimeOut Las Vegas.

Sushi Roku
3500 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
The Forum Shops at Cesars
702-733-7373
innovativedining.com/
Sushi in a dramatic dining room with views of the Strip.

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THAI

Lemongrass
3730 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Aria
877-230-2742
aria.com/dining/restaurants/lemongrass
A “treat for both novice and veteran Thai food fans,” Zagat’s writes.

Lotus of Siam
3 East Sahara Avenue A5,
Commercial Center
702-735-3033
Lotusofsiamlv.com
Gourmet magazine considered it the best Thai restaurant in the United States.

Pin Kaow Thai
1974 N. Rainbow Blvd.
702-638-2746
www.pinkaow.com
Locals and out-of-town foodies call it “consistently great.”

Weera Thai
3839 W. Sahara Ave. #9
702-873-8749
weerathai.com
Northern Thai cuisine served in an intimate atmosphere.

Product Showcase

Leading vendors accepted our invitation to provide a sneak preview of the products they’ll bring to this year’s meeting.

Alcon, a division of Novartis, provides eye-care professionals with various technologies and treatments including: the ORA System with VerifEye+ Technology; the Cataract Refractive Suite; AcrySof IQ ReSTOR +2.5 D IOL; Pazeo solution; Durezol emulsion; and Ilevro suspension.
Alcon
www.alcon.com
Booth #3721

Allergan develops, manufactures and commercializes branded and generic pharmaceuticals, over-the-counter medicines and biologic products for patients around the world. Allergan is focused on the new industry model “growth pharma.”
Allergan
www.allergan.com
Booth #3013

Avella is a national specialty and compounding pharmacy with unique expertise in ophthalmology treatments. We were the first U.S. ophthalmology pharmacy to earn the Pharmacy Compounding Accreditation Board's (PCAB) Seal of Accreditation. Avella is also registered as an Outsourcing Facility in accordance with the 2013 Drug Quality and Security Act (DQSA).
Avella
www.avella.com
Booth #21

Beaver-Visitec International caters to all ophthalmic specialties and will be showing a wide variety of its products, including: its I-Ring Pupil Expander, fluid control products, electrosurgery tools, Endo Optiks microendoscopy, safety knives, single use instruments and the Parasol Punctal Occluder.
Beaver-Visitec International
www.beaver-visitec.com
Booth #1221

Bio-Tissue’s Amniograft and ProKera products (1) are FDA-cleared tissues for ocular surface wound healing. The company also manufactures the Cliradex line of lid hygiene products, which contains 4-terpineol to treat blepharitis, demodex and rosacea symptoms. Bio-Tissue’s booth will feature a wet lab in which visitors can participate.
Bio-Tissue
www.biotissue.com
Booth #429

Canon’s retinal imaging and measurement products possess integrated image/data management solutions to complement a practice’s EHR to handle images in a safe, secure and portable manner. Canon’s imageSPECTRUM advanced digital image management software can link to existing diagnostic equipment.
Canon
www.usa.canon.com
Booth #1317

DGH Technology specializes in creating ultrasonic ophthalmic equipment. DGH has been producing instruments, including handheld pachymeters, desktop pachymeters, A-scans and B-scans, for more than 30 years. Its devices communicate with Windows computers using standard Bluetooth and USB connections.
DGH Technology
www.dghtechnology.com
Booth #3613

Eye Eco manufactures dry eye and cold therapy products. Its products include TranquilEyes, TranquilEyes XL (2), Eyeseals, Onyix silicone shield and Quartz silicone shield. The company also has Three Tea Tree Lid and facial cleansers. New products also will be on display.
Eye Eco
www.eyeeco.com
Booth #1873

Glaukos, maker of the iStent, focuses on glaucoma treatment. The iStent, implanted through a 1.5 mm corneal incision into the trabecular meshwork during cataract surgery, is designed to control eye pressure.
Glaukos Corporation
www.glaukos.com
Booth #439

Haag-Streit has provided medical instruments and equipment for ophthalmologists, optometrists and opticians for more than 150 years. Among its products are the LENSTAR LS 900 biometer, the Octopus 600 perimeter, the AT 900 tonometer and a range of LED-powered slit lamps.
Haag-Streit
www.haag-streit.com
Booth #3815

Insight Instruments will show its newest model of contact lenses, the Hassan-Tornambe Disposable Contact Lens (HTC). The HTC comes preassembled with improved stability due to a new absorbent foam ring, designed by Dr. Tarek Hassan, that gives surgeons improved control.
Insight Instruments Inc.
www.insightinstruments.com
Booth #4721

Iridex recently added a new tonometer to its line through a distribution agreement with Icare Finland, a subsidiary of the tonometer’s creator, Revenio Group. The tonometer is one of several glaucoma therapies from Iridex that complements the new laser platform Cyclo G6 and its family of single-use disposables.
Iridex
www.iridex.com
Booth #3421

Katena Products will display the AmbioDisk (3). The AmbioDisk is an overlay amniotic membrane disk designed for the office-based treatment of ocular surface defects and diseases. A special process preserves native cytokines and growth factors; it can also be kept in room-temperature storage for up to five years.
Katena Products
www.katena.com
Booth #3803

Lacrivera’s VeraPlug Punctal Occluder (4) is designed to enhance patient comfort. The VeraPlug is available in small, medium, large and x-large, and is available in sterile preloaded and non-sterile bulk packaging.
Lacrivera
www.lacrivera.com
Booth #1661

Lombart Instrument will display a selection of optical and high-tech equipment from a variety of manufacturers. Manufacturers showcased include Haag-Streit, Topcon, Marco, Reichert, Heine, Keeler, Welch Allyn, Ocular, Oculus and Volk. Lombart will also have specially priced inventory on sale.
Lombart Instrument
www.lombartinstrument.com
Booth#4432

Ion Imaging, by Marco, is an imaging system meant to combine all traditional components of the photo slit lamp — digital camera, adapter, computer, monitor, cables and keyboard — into a single, all-in-one device.
Marco
www.marco.com
Booth #3425

Medflow will display the Medflow 2.0 EHR. Medflow 2.0 is a fully certified SaaS eye care-specific solution. Its other features, beside patient portal capacity, include image management, an interactive drawing tool and e-prescription capabilities.
Medflow Inc.
www.medflow.com
Booth #4002

The MiBo, created by MiBo Medical Group, is a therapeutic device to treat dry eye. It uses proprietary thermoelectric heat designed to liquefy inspissated secretions and improve MGD. An adjustable timer allows for physician-controlled customization of therapy.
MiBo Medical Group
www.mibomedicalgroup.com
Booth #866

Nextech and MDIntelleSys will show ophthalmology-specific EMR software and practice management systems. The products are intended to optimize practice efficiency, streamline workflow, simplify compliance and improve patient care.
Nextech and MDIntelleSys
www.nextech.com
Booth #4743

Nidek plans to have a wide array of diagnostic and surgical equipment on hand. Its tools are designed to assist patients with anterior and posterior disorders or diseases, including glaucoma, AMD, visual function and other vision-impairing afflictions.
Nidek Inc.
www.nidek.com
Booth #1025

NovaBay Pharmaceuticals’ Avenova with Neutrox (5) can be used for various types of lid hygiene. These include MGD/dry eye, blepharitis (including Demodex), contact lens wear, ocular surgery and procedures and make-up removal. Available by prescription, Avenova is meant to be used daily; results have been reported within two weeks’ time.
NovaBay Pharmaceuticals Inc.
www.novabay.com
Booth #4074

Oasis Medical Inc. focuses on supplying eye-care professionals with quality dry eye and surgical products, and in using those products to improve and support practice management and expansion.
OASIS Medical Inc.
www.oasismedical.com
Booth #2850

OCuSOFT will be displaying its line of eyelid cleansers such as its Lid Scrub, meant for daily eyelid hygiene, OCuSOFT HypoChlor, for severe eyelid conditions, and Retaine MGD for complete tear-film enhancement.
OCuSOFT
www.ocusoft.com
Booth #1255

OD-OS has created the Navilas Laser System, a powerful fundus camera with fluorescein angiography. It also has navigated, pan-retinal photocoagulation with target assist. The focal treatment component has advanced planning, navigation, target assist and documentation features. The camera also has infrared and true-color imaging capabilities that are generated in real-time for enhanced visibility, even during treatment
OD-OS Inc.
www.navilas.com
Booth #54

Optos’ (6) ultra-widefield retinal imaging devices offer multiple Optomap imaging options, including color, autofluorescence, fluorescein and indocyanine green angiography. Technology has been incorporated to improve image quality in the superior and inferior fields and to facilitate preservation of the natural, angular geometry of the spherical retina.
Optos
www.optos.com
Booth #4225

Optovue’s AngioVue Imaging System, not yet approved in the United States, will allow practices to personalize patient care by managing disease progression objectively, noninvasively and with image acquisition in fewer than three seconds. The AngioVue’s OCTA system tracks retinal disease by measuring areas of flow, nonflow and flow density.
Optovue
www.optovue.com
Booth #2655

Paragon BioTeck’s featured product is the Comfortear Lacrisolve 180 Absorbable Punctum Plug (7), designed to be inserted into the canaliculus to block tear drainage through the lacrimal drainage system. The plug is comprised of polydioxanone, a synthetic absorbable polymer.
Paragon BioTeck
www.paragonbioteck.com
Booths #739 & #740

Patient Education Concepts provides products for patient education, marketing and risk management. Its product line supports refractive and laser cataract surgery, including educational and consent videos, brochures, website development and maintenance, pay-per-click campaigns and web tools, wall posters and more.
Patient Education Concepts
www.patienteducationconcepts.com
Booth #3616

Dry Eye Omega Benefits, from PRN, is based on a custom formula. It is produced in a clean triglyceride form to nourish eyes and relieve occasional dry eye symptoms while maintaining ocular health. PRN’s other products include Macular Vitamin Benefits and Eye Omega Advantage.
PRN - Physician Recommended Nutriceuticals
www.prnomegahealth.com
Booth #4407

Reichert’s Ocular Response Analyzer G3 tonometer helps to predict glaucoma progression via corneal hysteresis. The analyzer also uses the patented corneal compensated IOP (IOPcc) measurement to accurately measure pressure during tonometry.
Reichert
www.reichert.com
Booth #4732

RPS Diagnostics manufactures point-of-care tests that aid in diagnostic and patient outcomes. RPS’ InflammaDry is an in-office test designed to identify elevated MMP-9, assisting in the diagnosis of dry eye disease. RPS Diagnostics also makes AdenoPlus, which helps detect all serotypes known to typically cause adenoviral conjunctivitis.
RPS Diagnostics
www.rpsdetectors.com
Booth #2617

Shire enables people with life-altering conditions to lead better lives. Our strategy is to focus on developing and marketing innovative specialty medicines to meet significant unmet patient needs. We focus on providing treatments in Rare Diseases, Neuroscience, Gastrointestinal and Internal Medicine and are developing treatments for symptomatic conditions treated by specialist physicians in other targeted therapeutic areas, such as Ophthalmics. Shire’s strategy is to focus on developing and marketing innovative specialty medicines to meet significant unmet patient needs.
Shire
www.shire.com
Booth #3865

The STAAR VisianICL, nanoFLEX and Affinity Aspheric IOLs (8) are made from collamer, a material created and used exclusively by STAAR Surgical. Collamer, composed of collagen and copolymer material, is biocompatible with the eye and contains 40% water, similar to the eye’s natural crystalline lens.
STAAR Surgical
www.staar.com
Booth #932

Synergetics’ VersaVIT 2.0 Vitrectomy (9) system offers a simplified and small-form vitrectomy option for retina surgeons. The system has an easy-to-use interface, weighs only 25 pounds and can be powered by battery or wall socket.
Synergetics Inc.
www.synergeticsusa.com
Booth #4737

TearLab Corporation develops and markets lab-on-a-chip technologies that enable eye-care practitioners to objectively and quantitatively test for disease markers in tears at the point-of-care. The TearLab Osmolarity test (10), for diagnosing dry eye disease, is the first assay developed for the TearLab Osmolarity system.
TearLab
www.tearlab.com
Booth #3561

VisionCare Ophthalmic Technologies will feature its implantable miniature telescope (11), an FDA-approved prosthesis, which is designed to help improve vision in people with end-stage AMD. The telescope implant is part of the CentraSight treatment program.
VisionCare Ophthalmic Technologies
www.visioncareinc.net
Booth #2461

Zeiss has several new products to present. These include the IOLMaster 700 with Swept Source Biometry, Zeiss AngioPlex OCT Angiography, OPMI Lumera 700 and Rescan 700 and Zeiss Retina Suite. Special show promotions also will be available.
Zeiss
www.zeiss.com
Booth #2621