Biomarkers in OphthalmologyVenue: Royal Society of Medicine, LondonDate: 9 November (Evening)Biomarkers are increasingly used in medicine as indicators of a disease and treatment response. The eye lends itself to providing different biomarkers as structural indicators of pathology. We cover examples of neurological disease biomarkers and include ophthalmic indicators of multiple sclerosis. In addition to uses of OCT, we discuss new and emerging technologies. aimTo update doctors on what is now or soon to be used as biomarkers in ophthalmology objectives
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The OIA 2017 Annual ConferenceVenue: The Stratford Manor Hotel, Stratford-upon-AvonDate: 17 - 18 NovemberWorkshops: There will be a chance to learn new techniques and try out the latest in equipment and technology. Several of the main equipment providers in ophthalmic imaging will be offering hands on workshop sessions to delegates throughout both the conference days. For details and to register please click here:» | |
BARS Council MeetingVenue: Royal College of Ophthalmologists, LondonDate: 17 November, 10.45 for 11.00 prompt start | |
National OCT Conference 2017 (sponsored by Topcon GB Ltd)Venue: Hilton Paddington, LondonDate: 19 - 20 NovemberThe National OCT Conference is the UK's leading OCT educational event and will be held in London at the Hilton Paddington. Full details of the skills and discussion workshops, lectures and peer review will follow later in the year. To register or receive priority notifications about the conference please click here:»
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Clinical Leads ForumVenue: The Royal College of Ophthalmologists, LondonDate: 30 NovemberThe Forum aims to provide an opportunity for Ophthalmology Clinical Leads to meet, share ideas and be informed of the latest developments in care delivery. Part of the day will be devoted to developing leadership skills. For details and to register please click here:» | |