i2Eye 2022

Meet Imagine Eyes at the 5th annual autumn course on innovative imaging of eye disease – i2Eye 2022 – organized by PARIS Eye Imaging group. It will take place in Paris on October 5-7 2022, in a hybrid format.

In this 3-day meeting, experts in ophthalmology, physics, biology, and image processing will address the latest advances in ocular imaging, how they help understand diseases and improve clinical care. The program will also feature live visits of clinical research facilites, with demonstration of imaging devices, including Imagine Eyes’ rtx1 AO retinal camera.

Invited speakers: Rigmor Baraas (University of South-Eastern Norway), Rainer Leitgeb (University of Vienna), Olivier Goureau (Institut de la Vision), Gereon Hüttman (University of Lubeck), and Jessica Morgan (University of Pennsylvania).

Organizing commitee: Kate Grieve (Institut de la Vision), Ethan Rossi (University of Pittsburgh), Michel Paques (Quinze-Vingts National Eye Hospital), Pedro Mecê (ONERA), Olivier Thouvenin (Institut Langevin), and Kiyoko Gocho (Institut de la Vision).

On-site and online registration are free of charge. Online participants will be able to join virtually for the sessions of talks.

To register, to submit a poster (for day 1) or to submit a clinical case (for day 2), click the button below:

Full program and registration

i2Eye 2022 program highlights on Imagine Eyes’ retinal imaging solutions

 

Day 1 – Wednesday October 5

In Session 1: Novel technology
  • 15:00-15:20 – Multimodal and multiscale clinical high-resolution retinal imaging
    Kiyoko Gocho, C. Chaumette, K. Grieve, N. Lefaudeux, M. Cor, M. Durand, X. Levecq, N. Chateau, M. Pircher, M. Paques
In Session 2: Histology, Organoids and Disease Models.
  • 17:50-18:10 – Comparing clinical features with histology
    Michel Paques, A. Verschueren, M. Darche

 

Day 2 – Thursday October 6

In the visits of Paris Eye Imaging facilities:
  • Live demonstrations of rtx1 and other retinal imaging devices
    by users from the Paris Eye Imaging clinical research team
Afternoon:
  • 18:10-18:30 – Clinical case share
    5 minute slots to show and discuss your clinical cases and questions about high-resolution imaging technology – open floor, all welcome!

 

Day 3 – Friday October 7

In the visits of Paris Eye Imaging facilities:
  • Live demonstrations of rtx1 and other retinal imaging devices
    by users from the Paris Eye Imaging clinical research team
In Session 5: Retinal cellular biomarkers
  • 14:30-14:50 – Physiopathology of dry AMD: deciphering the cellular dynamics underlying progression of atrophy
    Ysé Borella, A. Verschueren, M. Darche, K. Grieve, F. Sennlaub, N. Norberg, J. Gautier, E. Rossi, J.-A. Sahel, F. Rossant, C. Chaumette, M. Paques
  • 14:50-15:10 – Loss of cone outer-segments in multiple sclerosis: The Belfast Eye and Multiple Sclerosis Study
    Gemma McIlwaine, L. Csincsik, R. Coey, L. Wang, D. Fitzgerald, J. Moffat, G. McDonnell, S. Hughes, A. Dubis, T. Peto, I. Lengyel
  • 15:10-15:30 – Revealing cells in the retina with “transmission” microscopy in vivo
    Elena Gofas, N. Norberg, M.l Paques, K. Grieve
  • 15:50-16:10 Adaptive Optics in Non-Human Primates: normal and induced pathological findings
    Alexandre Dentel, C. Jaillard, K. Grieve, M. Paques, S. Bertin, E. Brazhnikova, V. Fradot, S. Picaud
In Session 6: Blood Flow and Vasculature
  • 17:20-17:40 – Topology and longitudinal morphometry of perifoveal capillaries in healthy eyes using multimodal high-resolution imaging
    Sophie Bonnin, N. Norberg, E. Gofas, C. Chaumette, A. Couturier, K. Grieve, M. Paques
  • 17:40-18:00 – Analysis of the changes in retinal vessels in diabetes, arterial hypertension and atrial fibrillation using adaptive optics
    Anna Zaleska-Zmijewska

See the full program & access the registration form on i2EYE 2022 event page: