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Friday, September 14th |
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12:00h |
Registration and technical exhibition |
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Birgit Lorenz |
14:00h |
Welcome and Introduction |
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1. Session
The Status of Paediatric Ophthalmology |
14:10h |
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| 01 |
David Taylor
London, England |
14:10h |
Paediatric ophthalmology - A
European perspective |
| 02 |
Elias Traboulsi
Cleveland, USA |
14:40h |
Paediatric ophthalmology - An
American perspective |
| 03 |
Marek Prost
Warsaw, Poland |
15:10h |
Paediatric ophthalmology - An
Eastern European perspective |
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15:40h |
Coffee Break |
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2. Session
Genetics I |
16:10h |
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Thomas Rosenberg
Kopenhagen, Denmark |
16:10h |
A national ophthalmic genetic database |
| 05 |
Dietmar Lohmann
Essen, Germany |
16:40h |
Modification of genotype-phenotype associations:
Insights from retinoblastoma |
| 06 |
Anthony T. Moore
London, England |
17:15h |
EPOG: No strabismus please! But what about
genetics of squint? |
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Mayor Weber |
19:00h |
Reception by the Mayor of Regensburg |
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20:00h |
Bus transfer to Hesperiden Garten from the Cathedral |
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20:30h |
Informal dinner at Hesperiden Garten |
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Saturday, September 15th |
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3. Session
Genetics II |
08:30h |
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| 07 |
Ulf Kretschmann
Regensburg, Germany |
08:30h |
Clinical findings in a family with M. Best
and a heterozygous mutation in the VMD2 gene |
| 08 |
Guenther G. Rudolph
München, Germany |
08:45h |
Choroideremia. Clinical and functional aspects
in an affected male and three female carriers with a 1388delCCinsG
mutation |
| 09 |
Hossein Ameri
Dublin, Ireland |
09:00h |
Ocular features of Apert syndrome |
| 10 |
Sabine Schindler
Regensburg, Germany |
09:15h |
Analysis of Fibroblast Growth Factor Receptors
in syndromic and isolated craniosynostoses |
| 11 |
Rita Sitorus
Regensburg, Germany |
09:30h |
Mutational analysis in Leber Congenital Amaurosis |
| 12 |
Hedwig Forster
Regensburg, Germany |
09:45h |
Mutation screening of tyrosinase and P-gene
in oculocutaneous and ocular albinism |
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10:00h |
Coffee Break |
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4. Session
Retinopathy of Prematurity |
10:30h |
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| 13 |
Birgit Lorenz
Regensburg, Germany |
10:30h |
Telemedicine in acute ROP. A multicenter
study using a digital retinal imaging system |
| 14 |
Bert Massie
Dublin, CA, USA |
10:55h |
New horizons in pediatric retinal imaging |
| 15 |
Natalya Fomina
St.Petersburg, Russia |
11:10h |
The treatment of Retinopathy of Prematurity
by transscleral and by transpupillar diode laser in the neonatal
intensive care unit in St. Petersburg, Russia |
| 16 |
Ann Hellström
Göteborg, Sweden |
11:25h |
Insulin-like Growth Factor I is critical
to Retinopathy of Prematurity |
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Jacqueline Termote
Utrecht, The Netherlands |
11:40h |
Incidence of concomitant handicaps in children
blinded by ROP |
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Constitutional Session of EPOG |
12:00h |
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13:00h |
Lunch Break |
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5. Session
Interventions |
14:15h |
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Sinead Byrne
Dublin, Ireland |
14:15h |
Capillary haemangioma of the eyelids and
orbit - a review of the clinical features and therapeutic
results in 24 cases |
| 19 |
Joaquim Murta
Coimbra, Portugal |
14:30h |
Penetrating keratoplasty in children |
| 20 |
Luis Amaya
London, England |
14:45h |
Intraocular lens implantation after cataract
surgery in infants under 18 weeks of age. Preliminary results |
| 21 |
Raymond Radford
Manchester, UK |
15:00h |
Intraocular lens implantation of infants
with congenital cataract |
| 22 |
N.F. Bobrova
Odessa, Ukraine |
15:15h |
Intraocular correction with foldable IOL
in paediatric traumatic cataracts |
| 23 |
Joaquim Murta
Coimbra, Portugal |
15:30h |
Cataract surgery in children with uveitis |
| 24 |
Wolfgang Schroeder
Hamburg, Germany |
15:45h |
Management of posterior pole cataract |
| 25 |
Susmito Biswas
London, United Kingdom |
15:55h |
Releasable suture technique in filtration
surgery for congenital glaucoma. |
| 26 |
Faye Barampouti
Athens, Greece |
16:10h |
Should active CMV retinitis in non-immunocompromised
newborn babies be treated? |
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16:20h |
Coffee Break |
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6. Session
Syndromes I |
16:50h |
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| 27 |
Dorothea Besch
Tübingen, Germany |
16:50h |
Bardet-Biedl syndrome: variability of clinical
expression |
| 28 |
Ruth Riise
Hamar, Norway |
17:05h |
The phenotype Of Bardet-Biedl Patients with
mutations in the BBS4 gene |
| 29 |
Badia Fahad
Manchester, England |
17:20h |
Screening for ocular manifestations in Marfan's
syndrome families |
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N.F. Bobrova
Odessa, Ukraine |
17:35h |
Congenital blepharophimosis syndrome in children
(clinic, genetics, results of surgical treatment) |
| 31 |
Hélène Dollfus
Villejuif, France |
17:50h |
A family with trichothiodystrophy presenting
with mild congenital cataract |
| 32 |
Elvira Saidacheva
St.Petersburg, Russia |
18:00h |
Persistent fetal vasculature syndrome in
infants |
| 33 |
Jose Schuil
Zeist, The Netherlands |
18:15h |
A case of possible Revesz syndrome |
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19:30h |
Formal Dinner at Haus Heuport |
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Sunday, September 16th |
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7. Session
Syndromes II |
08:30h |
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F.D. Koole
Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
08:30h |
CHARGE association, a neural crest disturbance? |
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Robyn Jamieson
Manchester, United Kingdom |
08:45h |
Chromosomal rearrangements and lens and anterior
segment development |
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Paul Connell
Dublin, Ireland |
09:00h |
Familial Heterozygous Hypobetalipoproteinaemia
(FHH) and Christchurch Heamoglobinopathy (CH) in an 8 month
old |
| 37 |
Kristen Baggesen
Aalborg, Denmark |
09:10h |
How do we prevent blindness in this patient? |
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8. Session
Developmental Ophthalmology |
09:20h |
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Jochen Graw
Neuherberg, Germany |
09:20h |
Developmental genetics in ophthalmology and
its impact on paediatric ophthalmology. |
| 39 |
Solon Thanos
Münster, Germany |
09:50h |
Molecular control of the development of the
visual system |
| 40 |
Pascal Dureau
Paris, France |
10:20h |
Optic Nerve Aplasia |
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10:30h |
Coffee Break |
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9. Session
Neuroophthalmology |
11:00h |
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| 41 |
John Grigg
Manchester, United Kingdom |
11:00h |
Objective perimetry in a paediatric population |
| 42 |
Susann Andersson
Göteborg, Sweden |
11:15h |
Visual acuity and visual perception in children
with hydrocephalus |
| 43 |
Anna-Lena Hård
Göteborg, Sweden |
11:30h |
Visual perception at school-age in preterm
patients in a pediatric eye clinic. |
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F.N. Boonstra
Zeist, The Netherlands |
11:45h |
A one year old boy with periodic alternating
gaze deviation. |
| 45 |
Marita Andersson Grönlund
Göteborg, Sweden |
11:55h |
Visual function and ocular findings in children
adopted from Eastern Europe |
| 46 |
Tej Rane
Glasgow, Scotland |
12:10h |
Probable impaired perception of movement
in children with damage to the brain. A retrospective observational
study |
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Aymen Saaed
Glasgow, Scotland |
12:25h |
Impaired movement through 3D space and impaired
simultaneous perception in children with cerebral visual impairment.
A retrospective observational study. |
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Birgit Lorenz |
12:40h |
Farewell |
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End of meeting |
12:50h |
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14:30h |
Guided tour to Regensburg (optional) |
