The conference programme is below. Please note this is subject to change, if you have any queries regarding the programme, please contact the events team.
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Session 1: My approach to... | |
Chairs: Timothy Mathews, Laura Bonelli | |
08:00 | Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition |
09:00 | Acute optic
neuropathies Ruchika Batra |
09:30 | Optic
Disc Swelling Grant Liu |
10:00 | Unequal pupils Fion Bremner |
10:30 | Q&A |
10:45 | Refreshments, Posters and Exhibition |
Session 2: My approach to... | |||
Chairs: Ruchika Batra, Mitchell Strominger | |||
11:15 | Nystagmus James Benzimra | ||
11:45 | Double vision Prem Subramanian | ||
12:15 | Unexplained visual loss Ben Burton | ||
12:45 | Questions | ||
13:00 | Lunch, Posters and Exhibition |
Session 3: Investigations | |
Chairs: Susan Mollan, Koni Webber | |
14:00 | Magnetic Resonance
Imaging Jonathan Micieli |
14:30 | OCT Richard Blanch |
15:00 | EDTs Alki Liasis |
15:30 | Q&A |
15:45 | Refreshments, Posters and Exhibition |
Session 4: Cases | |
Chairs: Michael Burdon, Sui Wong | |
16:00 | “A Straightforward
diagnosis at last” Margaret Dayan |
16:20 | “The case of the
Black Diamond” Clare Fraser |
16:40 | “Hang in There” Dan Milea |
17:00 | “Out Back” Aki Kawasaki |
17:20 | "Double Trouble" Peter Quiros |
17:40 | Q&A |
18:00 | Welcome Reception |
President's Session | |
Chairs: Fion Bremner, Tim Matthews, Mike Burdon | |
08:00 | Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition |
09:00 | Welcome to EUNOS 2022 Fion Bremner |
09:05 | Overview of the COVID-19 pandemic Emma Wall |
09:20 | Ophthalmic manifestations of COVID-19/vaccination Carlos Pavesio |
09:35 | Neurological manifestations of COVID-19/vaccination Hadji Manji |
09:50 | Optic neuritis following COVID-19/vaccination Axel Petzold |
10:05 | Haematological manifestations of COVID-19/vaccination Marie Scully |
10:20 | Discussion |
10:45 | Refreshments, Posters and Exhibition |
Symposium: Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension | |
Chairs: Steffen Hamann, Clare Fraser, Susan Mollan, Peter Quiros | |
11:15 | Piecing the jigsaw together - new insights to IIH pathophysiology Alex Sinclair |
11:40 | Techniques for non-invasive surrogate measurement of intracranial pressure Steffen Hamann |
12:00 | How do you tell your patients to lose weight? Sally Abbott |
12:20 | Why is it important to investigate and manage obstructive sleep apnoea in papilloedema? Clare Fraser |
12:40 | Future treatment for IIH Susie Mollan |
13:00 | Lunch, Posters and Exhibition |
Free Papers 1 | ||
Chairs: Nancy J. Newman, Caroline Froment Tilikete, Dan Milea | ||
14:00 | P01 | The phase III REFLECT trial: efficacy of bilateral gene therapy for Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON) is maintained 2 years post administration Patrick Yu Wai Man |
14:15 | P02 | Neuro-ophthalmological characterization of not-opa1 dominant optic atrophy Giulia Amore |
14:30 | P03 | IIH Pressure: A randomised controlled, trial of the GLP-1 receptor agonist exenatide in idiopathic intracranial hypertension James Mitchell |
14:45 | P04 | IIH Pressure Med: A randomised, sequential, trial of the effect on cognition of five drugs commonly used in Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension Alex Sinclair |
15:00 | P05 | Utilising optical coherence tomography measures as surrogates for raised intracranial pressure in idiopathic intracranial hypertension Andreas Yiangou |
15:15 | P06 | Segregation of decussating axons within the core of the primate optic chiasm shown by injection of a different tracer into each eye Jonathan Horton |
15:30 | Refreshments, Posters and Exhibition |
Symposium: Pituitary Multidisciplinary Team | |
Chairs: Ruchika Batra, Niki Karavitaki, Gordon Plant MDT panel: John Ayuk, Swarupsinh Chavda, Georgios
Tsermoulas, Ute Pohl, Paul Sanghera | |
16:00 | Case 1 Naz Raoof |
16:20 | Hypophysitis; an overview Gordon Plant |
16:45 | Case 2 Niki Karavitaki |
17:05 | Should pituitary apoplexy be managed surgically? For Georgios Tsermoulas |
17:15 | Should pituitary apoplexy be managed surgically? Against Tim Matthews |
17:25 | Summary Ruchika Batra |
17:30 | Reception sponsored by Chiesi |
Free Papers 2 | ||
Chairs: Simon Hickman, Aki Kawasaki, Ajay Patil | ||
08:00 | Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition | |
09:00 | Update on Neuro-Ophthalmology Journal Simon Hickman, Walter Jay | |
09:15 | P07 | Deep Learning Can Accurately Distinguish Between True Papilledema and Optic Disc Drusen on Retinal Photographs Dan Milea |
09:30 | P08 | Opiate and headache prescribing patterns in women with idiopathic intracranial hypertension: a matched controlled retrospective cohort study Susan Mollan |
09:45 | P09 | Retinal fractal dimension in dementia: the ALZEYE study. Siegfried Wagner |
10:00 | P10 | Association of retinal fractal dimension with incident cardiovascular events in a hospital-attending population in London, United Kingdom Robert Struyven |
10:15 | P11 | Increased risk of cerebrovascular disease among patients with non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy- a retrospective nationwide cohort study Niv Levy |
10:30 | P12 | Do retinal microvascular changes improve transient ischaemic attack (TIA) risk stratification scores? ABCD2 vs. ABCDEYE in the FOTO-TIA study Valérie Biousse |
10:45 | Refreshments, Posters and Exhibition |
Debates | ||
Chairs: Andrew Jacks & Nagini Sarvananthan | ||
11:15 | Can we treat nystagmus? - For Steve Madill | |
Can we treat nystagmus? - Against Prem Subramanian | ||
Summary Andrew Jacks | ||
12:00 | Can we treat NA-ION? For Neil Miller | |
Can we treat NA-ION? Against François-Xavier Borruat | ||
Summary Anthony Arnold | ||
13:00 | Lunch, Posters and Exhibition |
Symposium: Meaningful Research in the COVID Era | |||
Chairs: Richard Blanch, Alistair Denniston, Valérie Biousse | |||
Covid Research | |||
14:00 | Introduction Alastair Denniston | ||
14:02 | COVID epidemiology and public health Nagpal Hoysal | ||
14:22 | Research Informed Practice – How studies have changed the way we manage COVID - 19 Liz Sapey | ||
14:42 | Development of COVID vaccinations Christopher Green | ||
15:00 | Closing Remarks Richard Blanch | ||
Inherited optic Neuropathies | |||
15:00 | Future Treatment for Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy Patrick Yu Wai Man | ||
15:15 | Future treatment for other inherited optic neuropathies Nancy J. Newman | ||
15:30 | Refreshments, Posters and Exhibition |
Symposium: Key Clinical Questions | ||||
Chairs: Lidia Alvarez, Deniz Atan, Neil Miller | ||||
Covid Research | ||||
16:00 | Should all multiple sclerosis patients have modern disease modifying treatments? Martin Duddy | |||
16:20 | Is transient monocular visual loss a neuro-ophthalmic emergency? Valerie Boiusse | |||
16:40 | Should all NMO optic neuritis patients receive second line immunosuppression? Saiju Jacob | |||
17:00 | Should we give corticosteroids for traumatic optic neuropathy? Richard Blanch | |||
17:20 | Discussion | |||
17:30 | Close of day 3 | |||
19:00 | Conference Dinner, Birmingham Botanical Gardens |
Symposium: Visual Impairment in Neuro-Ophthalmology and approaches for rehabilitation | |
Chairs: Aki Kawasaki, James Mitchell | |
08:00 | Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition |
09:00 | Timing of vision screening and assessment in an acute stroke population Fiona J Rowe |
09:15 | Does reading training in vertical direction improve the hemianopic reading disorder? A randomized and controlled study Susanne Trauzettel-Klosinski |
09:30 | Quantifying the Speedwheel - a nonverbal acuity test based on suppression of the optokinetic nystagmus Anja Palmowski-Wolfe |
09:45 | Clinical applications of pupillography in visually impaired patients Skorkovská Karolína |
10:00 | Visual perceptual learning in youth with infantile nystagmus: feasibility and results of home-based training app Bianca Huurneman |
10:15 | Evolution and contribution of e-Health technologies in the clinical processes and rehabilitation of low vision patients related to neurological disorders María Begona Coco |
10:30 | Discussion |
10:45 | Refreshments and Posters |
Symposium: Radiation Treatment in Neuro-Ophthalmology | |
Chairs: Tim Matthews, Ruth Huna-Baron | |
11:15 | Radiotherapy for anterior skull base meningiomas Paul Sanghera |
11:35 | Proton therapy for Base of skull chordoma and chondrosarcoma – visual function considerations Gillian Whitfield |
11:55 | MDT discussion of cases George Tsermoulas, Swarup Chavda, Paul Sanghera, Tim Matthews |
12:45 | Discussion |
13:00 | Prize giving Tim Matthews |
13:30 | Close of conference |
Great Hall, Aston Webb Building, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Midlands B15 2TT
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