FujiRetina 2024

Discover the latest updates on Imagine Eyes’ solutions for cellular-level retinal imaging and biomarkers – in Tokyo on Mar 22-24.

 

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FujiRetina program highlights

Clinical research teams that have been using rtx1 AO cameras will report on photoreceptor and RPE cell assessement in patients with inherited retinal diseases, age-related macular degeneration, in cell therapy clinical development, as well as retinal detachment.

Nicolas Chateau, co-founder and CEO, will present Imagine Eyes’ latest product developments that adress unmet needs in retinal imaging.

Day 2 – Mar. 23 – Posters

• High resolution multimodal retinal imaging using adaptive optics and transscleral flood illumination (P-52)
  Kiyoko Gocho – CHNO Quinze-Vingts, INSERM-DGOS CIC 1423, France.
• Multimodal multiscale retinal imaging with cellular-resolution OCT/OCTA (P-14)
  Nicolas Chateau – Imagine Eyes, France.

Day 3 – Mar. 24 – Papers

• Observation of iPSC derived RPE strips after transplantation using adaptive optics retinal camera (S7-4)
  Michiko Mandai – Kobe City Eye Hospital, Japan.
• Adaptive optics in retinal detachment (S5-5)
  Thomas J. Wolfensberger – The University of Lausanne, Switzerland.