ISGEDR – Oslo 2025 – Recordings

DISCLAIMER: Presentations at the ISGEDR meeting are chosen by a meeting committee based on topics of interest to members. Content of presentations is the responsibility of each presenter and does not represent the opinions of ISGEDR.

Day 1 – SESSION 1: Opening Ceremony

1-000 - Welcome - Josephine Prener Holtan

Welcome Josephine Prener Holtan

 

1-100 - Opening Ceremony - Francis Munier

1-100 – Opening CeremonyFrancis Munier

1-101 - Franceschetti Lecture - Graeme Black

1-101 – Franceschetti LectureGraeme Black

“The Guide is definitive. Reality is frequently inaccurate.” – Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

Day 1 – SESSION 2: Award & Travel Grant Recipients

1-102 - Leyla Yavuz Saricay

1-102Leyla Yavuz Saricay

Refractive Errors in Patients with Bardet Biedl Syndrome

1-103 - Caroline Atef Tawfik

1-103 – Caroline Atef Tawfik

Clinical and Genetic Characterization of IMPG2-Associated Retinopathy in an Egyptian Cohort

1-104 - Goura Chattannavar

1-104Goura Chattannavar

Homozygous R383H variant in IDUA gene causing Pericentric Retinitis Pigmentosa in attenuated Mucopolysaccharidosis Type I

1-105 - Piet Noë

1-105 – Piet Noë

Retinoblastoma treatment at a charitable eye hospital in Rwanda

1-106 - Mette Bertelsen

1-106 – Mette Bertelsen

A nationwide overview of the clinical and genetic landscape of inherited ocular disorders in Denmark

Day 1 – SESSION 3: Retinal Disorders & Ocular Development

107 - Hélène Dollfus

107 – Hélène Dollfus

Consensus-Based Revision of Diagnostic Criteria and Management for Bardet-Biedl Syndrome: Recommendations from European Reference Networks

1-108 - Arif O Khan

1-108 – Arif O Khan

A homozygous NRL variant (c.339C>G; p.Try113*) underlies enhanced-S-cone syndrome in the United Arab Emirates and is associated with an electronegative electroretinogram

1-109 - Beau J Fenner

1-109 – Beau J Fenner

How Does the Diagnosis of Inherited Retinal Disease Influence Reproductive Decision-Making in Singapore?

1-110 - Dorothy Wang

1-110 – Dorothy Wang

Clinical and Genetic Characterization of Inherited Retinal Diseases in a Diverse North American Cohort of Over 1,800 Cases

1-111 - Xènia Ferrer-Cortès

1-111 – Xènia Ferrer-Cortès

New insights on the genetic basis underlying hereditary high myopia in a cohort of more than 100 Spanish families

Day 1 – SESSION 4: Case Reports Retinal Disorders

1-113 - Brian P Brooks

1-113 – Brian P Brooks

Variants in NR6A1 cause a novel Oculo Vertebral Renal (OVR) syndrome

1-114 - Ulrika Kjellström

1-114 – Ulrika Kjellström

A case series: The description of a family with autosomal dominant KCNJ13 associated retinal dystrophy and a novel phenotype

1-115 - Ragnhild Wivestad Jansson

1-115 – Ragnhild Wivestad Jansson

A novel deletion in 3’UTR of the retina-specific isoform of RPGR leads to reduced expression of RPGR in a family with X-linked retinitis pigmentosa.

1-116 - Erlend C S Landsend

1-116 – Erlend C S Landsend

Substantial difference in ocular phenotype and follow-up of two patients with KIF11 -mutation

1-117 - Dong Hyun Jo

1-117 – Dong Hyun Jo

Clinical Characterization of NMNAT1 -Associated Leber Congenital Amaurosis in a Korean Cohort

1-118 - Laura Mauring

1-118 – Laura Mauring

Cone-Rod Dystrophy due to a Homozygous KIZ Variant

1-119 - Miriam Ehrenberg

1-119Miriam Ehrenberg

Patchy perifoveal chorioretinal atrophy related to a novel gene: C19ORF44

1-120 - Evangelia Panagiotou

1-120 – Evangelia Panagiotou

A rare case of RAB28 -related retinal disease due to complete uniparental isodisomy of chromosome 4

1-121 - Suma P Shankar

1-121 – Suma P Shankar

Micro RNA 204 (MIR204 ) as a novel cause of persistent pupillary membrane, high myopia, coloboma and lens opacity: a case study

Day 1 – SESSION 5: Case Reports Miscellaneous & Retinoblastoma

1-123 - Lucianna De Luca

1-123 – Lucianna De Luca

ACO2 -Related Retinal Disease: Expanding the Phenotypic Spectrum Beyond Optic Neuropathy

1-124 - Michelle Lingao

1-124 – Michelle Lingao

First case report of Wolfram Syndrome type 1 in the Philippines: Diagnostic challenges and discovery of a novel Exon 3 WFS1 heterozygous nonsense mutation

1-125 - Alena Egense

1-125 – Alena Egense

NBAS -related short stature, optic nerve atrophy, and Pelger-Huet anomaly (SOPH) presenting as early- onset optic atrophy

1-126 - Karthikeyan Arcot Sadagopan

1-126 – Karthikeyan Arcot Sadagopan

Microspherophakia, inguinal hernia, tortuous retinal vessels & facial dysmorphism as the presenting features in Six Indian Asian Children with Traboulsi syndrome and report of a novel pathogenic variant in the ASPH gene.

1-127 - Annamari Immonen

1-127 – Annamari Immonen

Phenotypically Mild Congenital Stromal Corneal Dystrophy in a Finnish Family Caused by a Novel Missense Variant c.1036T>C in the Decorin Gene

1-128 - Ana Ćurić

1-128 – Ana Ćurić

Giant Cyst of Dermis-Fat Graft Following Retinoblastoma Treatment Complicated with MRSA

1-129 - Khitam Fakhir

 1-129 – Khitam Fakhir

An unexpected response of orbital retinoblastoma to inconsistent systemic chemotherapy alone. A case report

1-130 - Hiroyoshi Hattori

1-130 – Hiroyoshi Hattori

Three Case Reports of Retinoblastoma with Optic Nerve and CNS Invasion Treated with Multimodal Therapy Including Intrathecal and High-Dose Chemotherapy

1-131 - Małgorzata Danowska

1-131Małgorzata Danowska

Presumed bilateral ciliary body medulloepithelioma in a child with DICER1 syndrome and pleuropulmonary blastoma

Day 2 – SESSION 1: Ellsworth Lecture

2-101 - Ellsworth Lecture - Paula Schaiquevich

2-101 – Ellsworth Lecture – Paula Schaiquevich

Two decades of translational research in retinoblastoma

Day 2 – SESSION 2: Retinoblastoma Diagnosis & Awareness

2-102 - Judith Kingston Lecture - Maja Beck-Popovic

2-102 – Judith Kingston Lecture – Maja Beck-Popovic

Retinoblastoma: challenges of a rare disease

2-103 - Liesbeth Gardoen

2-103 – Liesbeth Gardoen

Guidelines on imaging of retinoblastoma : a 2025 update on behalf of the European Retinoblastoma Imaging Collaboration and the European Retinoblastoma Group

2-104 - Carme Julià

2-104 – Carme Julià

Leukocheck : a mobile app for the early detection of retinoblastoma

2-105 - Helen Dimaras

2-105 – Helen Dimaras

Uncertain heritable risk in retinoblastoma: Classification of genetic testing results for precision risk stratification

2-106 - Ashwin Mallipatna

2-106 – Ashwin Mallipatna

Construction and validation of 3D-printed eyeball models in red reflex training of medical students

2-107 - Doris Hadjistilianou

2-107 – Doris Hadjistilianou

Bilateral retinoblastoma and inner ear common cavity malformation : A novel association?

2-108 - Rebecca Clark

2-108 – Rebecca Clark

Novel, deep intronic RB1 variant exhibiting incomplete penetrance and a parent-of-origin effect

Day 2 – SESSION 3: Ophthalmic Genetics – General Category

2-109 - Alex V Levin

2-109 – Alex V Levin

The Role of Orbis in Enhancing Worldwide Education in Ocular Genetics

2-110 - Hannah L Scanga

2-110 – Hannah L Scanga

Quantifying the Clinical Utility of Genetic Testing for Inherited Retinal Dystrophies to Inform Genetic Counseling

2-111 - Sandra Staffieri

2-111 – Sandra Staffieri

There’s more to Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy than vision impairment: listening to everyone’s voice 

2-112 - David A Mackey

2-112 – David A Mackey

Detection of low-penetrance Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON) mtDNA variants in the general population

2-113 - Faeeqah Almhmoudi

2-113 – Faeeqah Almhmoudi

Posterior Microphthalmia related to PRSS56 Variants in a Saudi Cohort: A Longitudinal Study of Visual Function

2-114 - Petra Ketteler

2-114 – Petra Ketteler

Genetic predisposition to melanoma of the choroid and ciliary body

2-115 - Mohamed H Abdel-Rahman

2-115 – Mohamed H Abdel-Rahman

Genetic Predisposition to uveal melanoma

Day 2 – SESSION 4: Mini-symposium – Therapies for IRDs I

2-116 - Mini Symposium - Bart Leroy

2-116 – Mini Symposium – Bart Leroy

Overview of therapeutic innovations in IRDs: Gene-specific

Moderator: Mark Pennesi

Panelists: Bart Leroy, Aniz Girach, Zuhul Butuner, Jayashree Sahni, Tomas Aleman, Martin Smedstad, 
Meghan J DeBenedictis

Day 2 – SESSION 5: Mini-symposium – Therapies for IRDs II

2-117 - Mini Symposium - Isabelle Audo

2-117 – Mini Symposium – Isabelle Audo

Overview of therapeutic innovations in IRDs: Gene-agnostic

Moderator: Mark Pennesi

Panelists: Katherine High, Daniel Chung, Peter Francis, Kali Stasi, Isabelle Audo, Bart Leroy, Martin Smedstad, Meghan J DeBenedictis

Day 2 – SESSION 6: IRD – Gene Therapy,
Natural history & Outcome Measures

2-118 - Ragnheiður Bragadóttir

2-118 – Ragnheiður Bragadóttir

Special Lecture: Gene Therapy: From Experimental Research to Clinical Application

2-119 - Jasmina Cehajic-Kapetanovic

2-119 – Jasmina Cehajic-Kapetanovic

Special lecture: Gene therapy delivery

2-120 - Brittni Scruggs

2-120 – Brittni Scruggs

Retinal Gene Therapy Using Epiretinal AAV-Containing Fibrin Hydrogel Implants

2-121 - Leonardo Colombo

2-121 – Leonardo Colombo

Characterizing PRPF31-related Retinal Dystrophy: Clinical Insights from Baseline Data in a Natural History Study

2-122 - Kiyoko Gocho

2-122 – Kiyoko Gocho

Progression Assessment with OCT and Adaptive Optics: A Subset Analysis of the KEYS study

2-123 - Kirk Stephenson

2-123 – Kirk Stephenson

Quantitative Choroidal Analysis in Molecularly Characterized Retinitis Pigmentosa

2-124 - Peter Francis

2-124 – Peter Francis

Efficacy Testing Facility for Low Vision Patients, the Vision Research and Assessment Institute “VRAI”

2-125 - Veronika Vaclavik

2-125 – Veronika Vaclavik

RP2 -Associated Rod Cone Dystrophy in Females Carriers: A Spectrum of Severity and follow up of 10 years

2-126 - Brooke Koritala

2-126 – Brooke Koritala

Eye-Related Quality of Life in Children with Inherited Retinal Diseases Using PedEyeQ

2-127 - Said El Shamieh

2-127 – Said El Shamieh

Copy-number variation significantly contributes to the pathogenicity of inherited retinal diseases in Lebanon

Day 2 – SESSION 1: Electrophysiology Workshop

2-201 - Bart Leroy

2-201 – Bart Leroy

Introduction to electrophysiology techniques (generalised response; ffERG, flash VEP, FST)

2-202 - Carlos E Mendoza-Santiesteban

2-202 – Carlos E Mendoza-Santiesteban

Introduction to electrophysiology techniques (localized response; mfERG, Pattern ERG, pattern VEP

2-203 - Arlene Drack

2-203 – Arlene Drack

Introductory cases pediatrics

2-204 - Juliana Maria Ferraz Sallum

2-204 – Juliana Maria Ferraz Sallum

Introductory cases adults

2-207 - Bart Leroy

2-207 – Bart Leroy

Challenging case 1

2-208 - Carlos E Mendoza-Santiesteban

2-208 – Carlos E Mendoza-Santiesteban

Challenging case 2

2-209 - Alina V Dumitrescu

2-209 – Alina V Dumitrescu

Challenging case 3

Day 2 – SESSION 2: Retinoblastoma Treatment

2-210 - David H Abramson

2-210 – David H Abramson

High dose Topotecan (90-180µG) for recurrent retinal and subretinal retinoblastoma

2-211 - Sam Gurney

2-211 – Sam Gurney

High dose intravitreal topotecan; a new therapy for retinal disease

2-212 - Francis Munier

2-212 – Francis Munier

High dose intravitreal Topotecan monotherapy for aqueous seeding, subretinal seeding and retinal relapse

2-213 - Joe Abbott

2-213 – Joe Abbott

Intra-arterial chemotherapy: comparing techniques, does safety come at the cost of efficacy?

2-214 - Ida Russo

2-214 – Ida Russo

Early results of the national AIEOP RTB018 protocol

2-215 - Christina Stathopoulos

2-215 – Christina Stathopoulos

Risk factors for rhegmatogenous retinal detachment after intraarterial chemotherapy in endophytic retinoblastoma

Day 2 – SESSION 3: Retinoblastoma Metastatic Disease & Quality of Life

2-216 - Hind M Alkatan

2-216 – Hind M Alkatan

Adjuvant chemotherapy in treating retinoblastoma: Validation and controversies

2-217 - Ida Russo

2-217 – Ida Russo

Long-Term (>5-Year) remission and survival after immunotherapy with anti-GD2 monoclonal antibody dinutuximab Beta following autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in a child with metastatic retinoblastoma

2-218 - Yan Honggai

2-218 – Yan Honggai

Retinoblastoma patients died without high pathology Risk Factors

2-219 - Ashwin Reddy

2-219 – Ashwin Reddy

EURBG survey on mortality at Retinoblastoma Centres in Europe 2012-2022 : Part 1 metastatic disease from retinoblastoma

2-220 - Livia Lumbroso-Le Rouic

2-220 – Livia Lumbroso-Le Rouic

EURBG survey on mortality at retinoblastoma centres in Europe 2012-2022 : Part 2 non metastatic deaths

2-221 - Emma Hughes

2-221 – Emma Hughes

Supporting the psychosocial needs throughout the patient journey – The role of the play specialist.

2-222 - Annette Moll

2-222 – Annette Moll

Visual outcome of retinoblastoma patients in the Netherlands : a cohort study

2-223 - Anne Vestli

2-223 – Anne Vestli

Retinoblastoma in Norway : Health-related quality of life and late effects

Day 2 – SESSION 4: Retinoblastoma Liquid Biopsy,
Biomarkers & Research

2-225 - Liya Xu

2-225 – Liya Xu

Extracellular Vesicles in the Aqueous Humor: A Novel Avenue for Retinoblastoma Research and Clinical Management

2-226 - Claudia Román-Montañana

2-226 – Claudia Román-Montañana

Clinical variables associated with cell-free DNA yield obtained by anterior chamber tap in retinoblastoma

2-227 - Alexandre Matet

2-227 – Alexandre Matet

Aqueous humor cfDNA exploration in retinoblastoma can be superior to tumor DNA analysis: a case series

2-228 - Amy Gerrish

2-228 – Amy Gerrish

Genetic diagnosis of retinoblastoma via post chemotherapy anterior chamber tap

2-230 - Tatsiana Ryl

2-230 – Tatsiana Ryl

Collaborative study to identify Biomarkers to adjust treatment intensity for children with Retinoblastoma (CoBioRB) – A pilot study for the multicentre clinical trial EURBG2

2-231 - Lisa Golmard

2-231 – Lisa Golmard

Prognostic value of molecular markers in unilateral retinoblastoma treated by first-line enucleation

2-232 - Luigi Mazzeo

2-232 – Luigi Mazzeo

Mapping Retinoblastoma Heterogeneity with Spatially Resolved Transcriptomics

2-233 - Sima Das

2-233 – Sima Das

Circulating cell-free tumor DNA-Based Liquid Biopsy of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) in retinoblastoma

2-234 - Sima Das

2-234 – Sima Das

Spatial Transcriptomics to Identify Differentially Expressed Genes in high-risk factor-positive Retinoblastoma versus Non-Aggressive Disease

Day 3 – SESSION 1: Mini-symposium – Corneal Genetics;
Diagnosis and Management

3-101 - Alice Davidson

3-101 – Alice Davidson

Novel genes and disease mechanisms cornea dystrophies

3-102 - Andrea L. Vincent

3-102 – Andrea L. Vincent

Innovations in corneal dystrophy treatments

3-103 - Dimitri Roels

3-103 – Dimitri Roels

Syndromic diseases with corneal manifestations

3-105 - Liv Drolsum

3-105 – Liv Drolsum

Current clinical management of corneal dystrophies

Day 3 – SESSION 2: Anterior Segment

3-106 - Jennifer L Rossen

3-106 – Jennifer L Rossen

Purpose: To investigate genetics and outcomes in Axenfeld-Rieger Syndrome (ARS)

3-107 - Andy Drackley

3-107 – Andy Drackley

Updates on the ClinGen Pediatric Cataract VCEP’s CYP27A1 Guidelines Development

3-108 - Lev Prasov

3-108 – Lev Prasov

RIGI variants cause a treatable glaucoma in humans and mice

3-109 - Meghal Gagrani

3-109 – Meghal Gagrani

Phenotypic and genotypic characterization of Posterior polymorphous corneal dystrophy in children : a 13 year clinical review

Day 3 – SESSION 3: Francois Lecture

3-110 - Francois Lecture - Irene H Maumenee

3-110 – Francois Lecture – Irene H Maumenee

Six decades of ophthalmic genetics

Day 3 – SESSION 4: Treatment for IRDs

3-111 - Elias Traboulsi

3-111 – Elias Traboulsi

Oral Gildeuretinol Slows Disease Progression in Early Stargardt Disease: Updates from the TEASE-3 Study

3-113 - Tomas S. Aleman

3-113 – Tomas S. Aleman

Recovery of Cone-Mediated Vision in Severe Ciliopathies after Gene Therapy: One Year Results of a Phase I/II Trial for LCA5-LCA

3-114 - Valentina Di Iorio

3-114 – Valentina Di Iorio

LUCE-1: a phase 1/2, dose escalation, safety and efficacy study of administration of AAVB-081 gene therapy in Usher Syndrome type 1B (USH1B)

3-115 - Alina V Dumitrescu

3-115 – Alina V Dumitrescu

Intravitreal Enzyme Replacement Therapy for Children with Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis Type 2, The University of Iowa experience

3-116 - Josephine Prener Holtan

3-116 – Josephine Prener Holtan

A Phase 1B Multiple Ascending Dose Study of VP-001; a peptide conjugate of oligonucleotide designed to treat PRPF31 -related Retinitis Pigmentosa

3-117 - Mark Pennesi

3-117 – Mark Pennesi

Subretinal gene therapy laru-zova for X-linked retinitis pigmentosa (XLRP): Phase 2 DAWN Trial, preliminary month 9+ results

3-118 - Bart Leroy

3-118 – Bart Leroy

RNA-based therapy in Leber congenital amaurosis type 10 (LCA10): key lessons learned from the randomized double-masked, sham-controlled Phase 3 study of sepofarsen

Day 3 – SESSION 5: Retinal Dystrophies & Electrophysiology

3-120 - Virginie MM Buhler

3-120 – Virginie MM Buhler

Genetic landscape of inherited retinal diseases in Switzerland: identification of prevalent pathogenic heterozygous variant causing autosomal dominant IRDs

3-121 - Andrea L Vincent

3-121 – Andrea L Vincent

Genetic Drift and Founder Effects in CYP4V2 and PRPH2 -associated Inherited Retinal Disease Among Pasifika in Oceania

3-122 - Lotta Gränse

3-122 – Lotta Gränse

A case series: Multifocal Electroretinography (mfERG) for evaluation of macular function in children under four

3-123 - Alessio Amato

3-123 – Alessio Amato

Negative Electroretinograms Beyond Congenital Stationary Night Blindness: Broadening the Differential Diagnosis of Post-Phototransduction Inherited Retinal Diseases

3-123-2 - Juliana Maria Ferraz Sallum

3-123-2 – Juliana Maria Ferraz Sallum

Microperimetry, a valuable tool for assessing changes in visual function following voretigene neparvovecrzyl gene therapy

Day 3 – SESSION 6: IRDs – Mechanisms & Treatments

3-124 - Magnar Bjørås

3-124 – Magnar Bjørås

Special lecture: Disease modelling and preclinical testing in retinal organoids derived from Childhood dementia CLN3 patients

3-125 - Arlene Drack

3-125 – Arlene Drack

Subretinal gene therapy rescues cones >rods in a mouse model of Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Type 10

3-126 - Carlotta Librasi

3-126 – Carlotta Librasi

A novel RNA therapeutic platform for Retinitis Pigmentosa 11

3-127 - Maya Helms

3-127 – Maya Helms

A murine model of microcephaly and chorioretinopathy reveals the importance of TUBGCP4 in vascular development

3-128 - Paula Gaudó

3-128 – Paula Gaudó

Deep characterization of mutant and CRISPR-corrected PDE6A and PDE6C retinal organoids derived from IRD patients

3-129 - Pascal Escher

3-129 – Pascal Escher

To identify molecular mechanisms underlying NR2E3-linked retinal degenerations in murine knock-in models

3-130 - Rola Ba-Abbad

3-130 – Rola Ba-Abbad

Clinical and Biochemical Characterization of Specific GUCY2D Alleles Associated With a Rare Form of Night Blindness

3-131 - Josephine Prener Holtan

3-131 – Josephine Prener Holtan

AAVB-039: A dual AAV8.ABCA4 gene therapy for patients with Stargardt’s disease (STGD1)

Day 3 – SESSION 1: Retinoblastoma Workshop

3-201 - Eleanor Hay

3-201 – Eleanor Hay

The role of genetic counselling in retinoblastoma

3-202 - Manoj Parulekar

3-202 – Manoj Parulekar

Clinical presentation and Diagnosis

3-203 - Christina Stathopoulous

3-203 – Christina Stathopoulous

Treatment modalities of intraocular retinoblastoma

3-204 - Amy Gerrish

3-204 – Amy Gerrish

The applications of cell-free DNA analysis.

3-205 - François Radvanyi

3-205 – François Radvanyi

Molecular risk factors for retinoblastoma

Day 3 – IRD Patient Session

3-206 - Sigrid Bratlie

3-206 – Sigrid Bratlie

Introduction to genetic treatments – Norwegian

3-207 - Magnar Bjørås

3-207 – Magnar Bjørås

Patient-derived retinal organoids – Norwegian

3-208 - Daniel Chung

3-208 – Daniel Chung

Gene-agnostic treatments – English

3-209 - Tomas Aleman

3-209 – Tomas Aleman

Clinical trial design and outcome measures – English

Day 3 – IRD Patient Session

3-212 - Meghan DeBenedictis

3-212 – Meghan DeBenedictis

Keynote Lecture: Current research status and remaining challenges for treatment of inherited retinal disorders – English

3-211 - Bart Leroy with Elias Traboulsi

3-211Bart Leroy with Elias Traboulsi

Keynote Lecture: Current research status and remaining challenges for treatment of inherited retinal disorders – English

Program

We are excited to announce the ISGEDR 2025 Oslo program!

This year’s meeting will feature a diverse and dynamic lineup of speakers and sessions, including the prestigious named lectures: the Franceschetti Lecture, Ellsworth Lecture, Judith Kingston Lecture, and François Lecture. The program also includes paper and poster sessions, cases, mini-symposiums, patient sessions, and the EURBG Business Meeting - all highlighting the latest developments in the field.

While most of the schedule is now available, a few details are still being finalised. We encourage you to check back regularly to download the most up-to-date version of the program.

We look forward to welcoming you to an engaging and inspiring meeting in Oslo!

Sponsors

The content of this meeting is independent of commercial interests

Any conflict of interest by the scientific organizers or the presenters will be disclosed in the related presentations, in the meeting proceedings, and on the meeting website. 

Donations and support from Research organizations and Patient organization:

  • The Research Council of Norway
  • The Norwegian Retinitis pigmentosa patient organization

Platinum Sponsors

PYC Therapeutics

SpliceBio

Gold Sponsors

Santen

Silver Sponsors

Ray Therapeautics

Chiesi

Roche

Bronze Sponsors

AAVantgarde

Alkeus Pharmaceuticals

Beacon Therapeutics

Oxford University Press

Novartis

SparingVision

Thea Nordic

Endorsements

SIOP – International Society
of Paediatric Oncology

ISCEV – International Society for
Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision