Key Dates

Symposium Starts: 22nd January 2012
Symposium Ends: 25th January 2012

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optovue, Defining the OCT Revolution

Vision Science ARC Centre of Excellence

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Poster Session A - Monday 23rd January 2012
No.	Title/Presenter
P01	Changes in ocular fundus images with progression of myopia in a 12-year follow-up: a case of primary open-angle glaucoma developed in childhood Sachiko Okuyama
P02	The rate of visual field progression after trabeculectomy in glaucoma patients Yoshio Yamazaki
P03	Dichoptic versus monocular mfVEP in the detection of early glaucoma John Leaney
P04	2-segment analysis for perimetric long term follow-up in glaucoma Fritz Dannheim
P05	Multifocal pupillographic responses of patients with age-related macular degeneration in photopic and scotopic conditions Yanti Rosli
P06	Detection of early visual field defects with macular multifocal pupillographic objective perimetry in type 2 diabetes mellitus Faran Sabeti
P07	Motion perimetry in pre-perimetric glaucoma Marco Zeppieri
P08	The relationship between the peak retinal nerve fibre layer position and the papillo-macular position in Japanese normal eyes Minoru Tanaka
P09	The influence of the conus on the retinal nerve fibre layer thickness in Japanese normal eyes Yuya Kii
P10	Characterization of the effect of acute intraocular pressure increase on the in vivo human optic nerve head John Flanagan
P11	Correlation between Oculus-Spark perimetry and three procedures of morphological analysis (GDX, HRT and OCT) Marta Gonzalez-Hernandez
P12	Quantification of retinal venous pulsatility using non-invasive infrared imaging Mojtaba Golzan
P13	Relative effects of sampling errors and eye movements upon SAP test-retest variability Ted Maddess
P14	Relationships between NFLT analyzed by normal database with Cirrus OCT and visual field testing results Hiroki Nomoto
P15	Flicker, speed and motion sensitivity in glaucoma: central temporal processing is altered in intact central visual field Fleur O'Hare
P16	Eye movement perimetry in young and aged adults Joy Carroll

Poster Session B - Wednesday 25th January 2012
No.	Title/Presenter
P17	Structural and functional anomalies of Autosomal Recessive Spastic Ataxia of Charlevoix-Saguenay (ARSACS) Marie-Josee Fredette
P18	Optimal pointwise linear regression criteria for detecting glaucoma progression Colleen Kummet
P19	Method for calculating the concentration of hemoglobin in the optic nerve head: diagnostic capability with respect to morphological and functional índices Manuel Gonzalez de la Rosa
P20	Effect of intra-ocular lenses on diagnostic performance of multifocal puliographic objective perimetry in glaucoma Maria Kolic
P21	The variability of the peak retinal nerve fibre layer position in Japanese normal eyes Takehiro Yamashita
P22	Optic nerve evaluation by ultrasonography in glaucoma as a predictive index Rajiv Garg
P23	Death versus dysfunction in glaucoma: the relationship between threshold and miss rate for tiny perimetric stimuli Andrew Anderson
P24	Comparison between the GDX Staging System (GDS SS) and the Nerve Fiber Indicator (NFI) in the detection of early glaucomatous structural damage Marco Zeppieri
P25	Applications of noise-corrected progression analysis of automated visual fields David W Richards
P26	Combining an expert glaucoma staging and evaluating system with SPARK perimetry on the OCULUS Easyfield perimeter Zoltan Gagyi-Palffy
P27	Relationship between Frequency-Doubling Technology perimetry and angle width of retinal nerve fiber defects in preperimetric glaucoma Shinji Ohkubo
P28	Glaucoma patients with large optic disc size have reduced retrobulbar optic nerve diameter Heather Connor
P29	Disc Area and Neuroretinal Rim Measurements by Optical Coherence Tomography in Highly Myopia Sheng-Yao Hsu