download as pdf

DAY 1 (23^rd June 2025). Registration before 08:30

Tijd	HUMAN clinical course	ANIMAL COURSE
Lectures common to human and animal courses are shaded in blue
08:30-08:40am	Introduction to the course and tests – Tony Robson
08:40-09:20am	Origins of the full-field ERG – Omar Mahroo
09:25-10:15am	Clinical applications of the full-field ERG - Tony Robson
10:20-10:50am	Coffee break
10:55-11:40am	Localising responses with the multifocal ERG and pattern ERG – Jason McAnany
11:45-12:30pm	Technical considerations, calibration and artefacts - Ruth Hamilton
12:35-1:30pm	Lunch
1:35-2:00pm	Clinical applications of the PERG - Dorothy Thompson	Basic considerations for electrophysiological testing in animals – Céline Koster
2:05-2:45pm	Visual evoked potentials: methods and clinical applications – Maja Sustar-Habjan	ERG in retinal research I (outer Retina) - Mathias Seeliger
2:50–3:10pm	Clinical applications of the mfERG - Tony Robson	ERG in retinal research II (inner retina) - Jan Kremers
3:15-3:45pm	Tea
3:50-4:15pm	Visual electrophysiology and the differential diagnosis of congenital nystagmus - Maria van Genderen.	Assessment of visual pathway integrity - Jan Kremers
4:20-4:55pm	Interpretation with case-based examples -Tony Robson	Retinal imaging to complement electrophysiology in preclinical studies - Mathias Seeliger
7pm	Dinner – all participants, faculty and manufacturers

Day 2: 24^th June 2025

Tijd	HUMAN clinical course	ANIMAL COURSE
Lectures common to human and animal courses are shaded in blue
09:00-09:25am	EOG: methods and applications – Maja Habjan Sustar	Demonstrations (Amsterdam laboratory)
09:30-09:55am	Paediatric testing – Dorothy Thompson
10:00-10:25am	Reference ranges for clinical testing – Ruth Hamilton
10:30-11:00am	Coffee break
11:05-11:30am	Application of visual electrodiagnosis for retinal gene therapy – Kaoru Fujinami
11:35-12:00am	Electrophysiology; future developments - Omar Mahroo
12:05-12:30pm	ISCEV extended protocols and summary – Tony Robson
12:35-1:30pm	Lunch
1:35-2:00pm	Electrophysiology in drug development and toxicity – Mitch Brigell
2:00-4:00pm	Practical demonstrations
3:00-4:00pm	Time with manufacturers

download as pdf