Explore the latest advances in the diagnosis, monitoring and management of dry AMD and GA — and how earlier intervention may help preserve vision and improve patient outcomes.
Join us on Saturday at the EURETINA IME Platform on Dry AMD and GA! Read More »
Join the Women in Retina networking breakfast being held Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 07:30 – 09:00 CEST (no pre-registration required), Location: World Retina Plaza.
Ophthalmologica lecturer discusses the importance and results of randomised clinical trials for guiding treatment of central serous chorioretinopathy, the need from more rigorous evidence, and how it can support personalised intervention strategies in the future.
New Euretina Congress Programme Puts Spotlight on Paediatric Retina Care.
Euretina lecturer delineates research challenges, progress, and strategies for addressing knowledge gaps and treatment needs for dry age-related macular degeneration.
Euretina Lecture Preview: The Dark Side of the Moon: New Horizons in Dry AMD Read More »
At the beginning of her keynote address on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medicines Development: Perspective From an EU Medicines Regulator, Jane Moseley, Senior Scientific Officer at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) said she would be addressing three key questions: Where do we want to get to with AI in medicines development?; Where are we now?; and How are we going to get there?
Elevating Science: Explore the Revamped Free Paper Forums and Poster Hub Read More »
Kreissig Award lecturer reviews the evidence base and scientific rationale for use of vitreous cavity tamponades in the repair of rhegmatogenous retinal detachment and looks ahead to the possibility of a tamponade-free future.
Gisbert Richard Lecturer will review existing evidence regarding the development and management of diabetic tractional retinal detachment and research needed to fill knowledge gaps that will enable better patient care.
Discover how the latest digital visualisation technologies are transforming vitreoretinal surgery, from innovation into everyday clinical practice.
Taking place Thursday, 1 October, from 15:00 to 16:00 CEST in Room 4, this 60-minute symposium, chaired by Hemme Hijma and Elisabeth Wischnitzki, covers basic principles and current clinical and methodological topics in EU medicines regulation as applied directly to ophthalmology.
