In a programme that featured eight speakers, registrants attending the Euretina Session on inherited retinal disorders (IRDs) heard rapid-fire presentations on the status of innovative therapies for these diseases.
Experts review latest advances in gene editing, antisense, and cell therapies for IRDs Read More »
A packed early-morning “Women in Retina” networking breakfast set the tone for the week, as EURETINA President Anat Loewenstein moderated an open discussion with Prof Tunde Peto (Northern Ireland) and Prof Catherine Creuzot-Garcher (France). What began as reflections on whether women-focused initiatives are even necessary quickly crystallised into a set of practical levers—from how we talk about “help” at home, to how we invite (and accept) moderation roles, to measurable targets for programme balance.
Women in retina breakfast: turning intent into action on equity, mentorship and voice Read More »
View photos of all the latest around the EURETINA 2025 conference.
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Cleverly titled “Eye Openers”, this session was a new addition to the meeting programme in 2025 that featured leading vitreoretinal surgeons presenting videos of their management of challenging, high stakes cases. Case discussions and questions to the presenters by the other speakers and session chairs, Dr. Nicole Eter (Germany) and Dr. Patricia Udaondo Mirete (Spain), provided additional learnings about do’s and don’t for surgery in these situations.
EURETINA 2025 debuts “Eye Openers” with challenging surgical case videos Read More »
Attendees at a EURETINA 2025 early morning session heard an update on ongoing studies being managed with support from the European Vision Clinical Research network (EVICR.net).
Dr. José Cunha-Vaz, EVICR.net founder and president, said that years ago, upon returning to Europe after spending time in the United States, he was struck by the lack of organisational support that is required to plan and execute high quality clinical research.
From AMD to diabetic retinopathy: EVICR.net drives pan-European clinical studies Read More »
Kreissig Award lecturer will discuss management options for retinal detachment and proliferative and severe nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy to remind colleagues that new techniques are not necessarily better.
Kreissig lecture preview: throwing away wisdom – how we abandon what works Read More »
Gisbert Richard lecturer will provide an update on the management of intra-ocular foreign body, share his experience, and offer recommendations for maximising functional outcomes.
Ophthalmologica Award lecturer will present new insights on white dot syndromes.
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