Euretina Special Focus Meeting MYOPIA
Saturday, 29 June 2024 - Espace Niemeyer, Paris
Euretina Special Focus Meeting MYOPIA
Programme Overview
Programme overview for the Euretina Special Focus Meeting, Saturday 29 June
08:30 –
Badge Collection & Welcome Coffee
09:00 –
Introduction and Tribute to Ramin Tadayoni
09:30 –
Session 1: Basic Aspects of Myopia
Moderators: Caroline Klaver, Serge Resnikoff
Further Details
09:30 — Serge Resnikoff: Is myopia a global public health problem?
09:40 — Cécile Delcourt: Epidemiology of myopia in Europe
09:50 — Caroline Klaver: Interactions of genes and environment in myopia
10:00 — Serge Picaud: Animal model for myopia
10:10 — Frank Schaeffel: Functional changes in the myopic retina compromize emmetropization
10:20 — Zi-Bing Jin: Prevalence and Characteristics of Myopia in Adult Rhesus Macaques in Southwest China
10:30 — Dan Milea: Optic nerve in high myopia
10:40 — Rick Spaide: Choroid in high myopia
10:50 — Leopold Schmetterer : Scleral changes in myopia as assessed with polarisation-sensitive OCT
11:00 –
Coffee Break & Networking Opportunity
11:30 –
Satellite Session (Hoya)
Confidence Through Evidence - MiYOSMART in Daily Practice.
11:40 –
Session 2: Prevention of Myopia Progression
Moderators: Ian Flitcroft, Pei-Chang Wu
Further Details
11:30 — Mingguang HE: Red light therapy for myopia control
11:50 — Ken Nischal: Management and investigation of high myopia in infants and young children
12:00 — Ian Flitcroft: What does success look like? A review of treatment metrics for monitoring myopia progression and treatment
12:10 — Pei-Chang Wu: Public health approaches for decreasing the prevalence of myopia in Taiwan
12:20 — Audrey Chia: Myopia treatment protocol: a Singaporean experience
12:30 — Jason Yam: LAMP study for atropine
12:40 –
Satellite Session (Zeiss)
Pathological myopia: approaching the global epidemic
13:25 –
Buffet Lunch
14:30 –
Session 3: Pathologic Myopia and Complications of Myopia
Moderators: Rick Spaide, Alain Gaudric, Kyoko Ohno-Matsui, Gemmy Cheung
Further Details
14:30 — Video recording of presentation given by Ramin Tadayoni to the Japanese Society: “The New Nomenclature Consensus on Myopic Tension Maculopathies” With conclusion by Kyoko Ohno-Matsui, Rick Spaide, Gemmy Cheung.
14:48 — Jost Jonas: Morphologic features of moderate, high and pathologic myopia as a basis for a grading of myopic macular degeneration
14:56 — Gemmy Cheung: CNV in myopic eyes: diagnosis and therapeutic gaps
15:04 — Alain Gaudric: A modern revisit of the first description of dome shape macula
15:12 — David Gaucher: Change in scleral curvature and choroidal thickness: implication in high myopia
15:20 — Adnan Tufail: Macular curvature and dome-shaped configuration: results from a population study
15:28 — Kyoko Ohno-Matsui: Polarization-sensitive OCT for high myopia and dome-shaped macula
15:36 — José María Ruiz Moreno: Macular posterior staphyloma as a biomarker of severity and progression of myopic maculopathy
15:44 — Sylvia Nghiem-Buffet: Special staphyloma
15:52 — Discussion
16:00 –
Satellite Session (EssilorLuxottica)
Essilor® Stellest® lenses: Five-year clinical trial results and latest evidence-based data
16:30 –
MyopiA: A French Patient Association
Cedric Thein
16:45 –
Paris Declaration on Myopia
Kyoko Ohno-Matsui, Rick Spaide, Gemmy Cheung
17:00 –
Conclusions
(Including video presentation of “Niemeyer Architecture” by Salomon Yves Cohen)
17:15 –
Meet the Poster Presenters
Wine reception & networking opportunity
18:30 –
End of Programme
Please note, this programme may be subject to change
