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ISCEV@ARVO

2000
ISCEV@ARVO (Western Hemisphere Division)

Organizer: Richard Weleber & Carolyn Weleber (Administrative Associate)

Date & Venue: Saturday, 1:00-6:00, 29 April 2000, 1999 at “The Greater Fort Lauderdale Broward County Convention Center” 1900 SE 17th Street Causeway, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Dinner starts at 6:00.

Cost: The cost for registration, coffee break and dinner is $50.00 per person including gratuities and taxes. If you do not wish to attend the dinner, the registration fee per person is $20.00 and for guests who attend the dinner only, the cost is $33.00. Parking will be free with vouchers being provided at the meeting.

To participate, please contact Carolyn Weleber weleberc@ohsu.edu, tel. (503) 494-8386, fax (503) 494-5347

Programme:

ISCEV@ARVO -- Multifocal ERG and ERG Components and Techniques:

1:00-1:15 Erich Sutter: Testing ganglion cell function in normal and glaucoma patients using the multifocal ERG (recent advances).

1:15-1:30 Don Hood: The second order kernel of the mERG: Of first-order importance?

1:30-1:45 MF Marmor, AV Chappelow, GW Luo: Small scotomas: what the MERG can really see.

1:45-2:00 Mineo Kondo, Naheed W Khan, Ronald A Bush, Paul A Sieving: Primate sinewave ERG:amplitude dip near 10 Hz from phase cancellation of post-synaptic On- and Off-components.

2:00-2:15 Michael Bach, Margret Schumacher: No influence of room lighting on the amplitude of the PERG.

2:15-2:30 Vaegan: Reliability of threshold estimation in fixed level steady state amplitude vs. intensity data.

2:30-2:45 Anne Fulton, Ron Hansen: The oscillatory potentials in infants.

2:45-3:00 Kenneth R Alexander, Claire S Barnes, Gerald A Fishman: Sawtooth flicker: a novel stimulus for recording ERG ON and OFF responses.

3:00-3:30 Coffee Break

ISCEV@ARVO -- Electrophysiology in Clinical Disease, Animal Models, and Other Topics

3:30-3:45 Y Miyake, M Nakamura, Y Hotta, M Kondo, H Terasaki: Long-term follow-up of enhanced S-cone syndrome with neovascular maculopathy.

3:45-4:00 Mitch Brigell: Two stages of ERG abnormality in patients treated with Vigabatrin.

4:00-4:15 Flavio Paranhos: ERG limits of normal: Semantics meets statistics

4:15-4:30 Carol Westall: The "C.R.A.C.K. ERG report: software to calculate normal ranges of ERG responses according to patients age (one month to 80 years), gender, and/or axial length.

4:30-4:45 Jonathan Lyons: Acquired unilateral night blindness.

4:45-5:00 Márta Janáky: Fluorescein-ERG in patients with suspected diagnosis of retinitis pigmentosa.

5:00-5:15 György Benedek: Steady state scotopic visual evoked potentials.

5:15-5:30 Radouil Tzekov, N Alikacem, K Kobayashi, D Birch: Effects of sustained intravitreal release of VEGF on ERG components in rats.

5:30-5:45 Bertel Kommonen: Moderate increase of propofol administration rate elevates b-wave amplitude in Beagles.

5:45-6:00 Joseph Harrison: The electroretinogram of the dopamine D4 receptor knockout mouse.

6:00-7:00 Cocktails -- Cash Bar

7:00 Dinner

ISCEV@ARVO -- Multifocal ERG and ERG Components and Techniques:
1:00-1:15	Erich Sutter: Testing ganglion cell function in normal and glaucoma patients using the multifocal ERG (recent advances).
1:15-1:30	Don Hood: The second order kernel of the mERG: Of first-order importance?
1:30-1:45	MF Marmor, AV Chappelow, GW Luo: Small scotomas: what the MERG can really see.
1:45-2:00	Mineo Kondo, Naheed W Khan, Ronald A Bush, Paul A Sieving: Primate sinewave ERG:amplitude dip near 10 Hz from phase cancellation of post-synaptic On- and Off-components.
2:00-2:15	Michael Bach, Margret Schumacher: No influence of room lighting on the amplitude of the PERG.
2:15-2:30	Vaegan: Reliability of threshold estimation in fixed level steady state amplitude vs. intensity data.
2:30-2:45	Anne Fulton, Ron Hansen: The oscillatory potentials in infants.
2:45-3:00	Kenneth R Alexander, Claire S Barnes, Gerald A Fishman: Sawtooth flicker: a novel stimulus for recording ERG ON and OFF responses.
3:00-3:30	Coffee Break
ISCEV@ARVO -- Electrophysiology in Clinical Disease, Animal Models, and Other Topics
3:30-3:45	Y Miyake, M Nakamura, Y Hotta, M Kondo, H Terasaki: Long-term follow-up of enhanced S-cone syndrome with neovascular maculopathy.
3:45-4:00	Mitch Brigell: Two stages of ERG abnormality in patients treated with Vigabatrin.
4:00-4:15	Flavio Paranhos: ERG limits of normal: Semantics meets statistics
4:15-4:30	Carol Westall: The "C.R.A.C.K. ERG report: software to calculate normal ranges of ERG responses according to patients age (one month to 80 years), gender, and/or axial length.
4:30-4:45	Jonathan Lyons: Acquired unilateral night blindness.
4:45-5:00	Márta Janáky: Fluorescein-ERG in patients with suspected diagnosis of retinitis pigmentosa.
5:00-5:15	György Benedek: Steady state scotopic visual evoked potentials.
5:15-5:30	Radouil Tzekov, N Alikacem, K Kobayashi, D Birch: Effects of sustained intravitreal release of VEGF on ERG components in rats.
5:30-5:45	Bertel Kommonen: Moderate increase of propofol administration rate elevates b-wave amplitude in Beagles.
5:45-6:00	Joseph Harrison: The electroretinogram of the dopamine D4 receptor knockout mouse.
6:00-7:00	Cocktails -- Cash Bar
7:00	Dinner

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