IOP Groups
Imaging in the Eye III:
Technologies and Clinical Applications
Full-day meeting: 10:55 am, 22 September, 2006
The Institute of Physics, 76 Portland Place, London, W1B 1NT
Programme and Abstracts
Abstracts for this meeting are available here.
Chair: Dr Andy Harvey
Heriot Watt University
10:55 Welcome
11:00 Small size imaging of the in-vivo human retina using a combined confocal scanning ophthalmoscopy and T-scan based en-face OCT
Adrian Bradu (a), David Merino (b), C Dainty (b), R Rosen (c), A Podoleanu (a)
(a) University of Kent, Canterbury
(b) National University of Ireland, Galway
(c) New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, New York, USA
11:15 Measurement of depth-resolved displacements in corneal tissue using phase-contrast spectral optical coherence tomography
Pablo Ruiz (a), Manuel De la Torre-Ibarra (b) and Jonathan Huntley (a)
(a) Loughborough University
(b) Centro de Investigaciones en Óptica Asociación Civil, Loma Del Bosque 115, León Guanajuato C P 37150, México
11:30 In vivo human retina imaging by combined confocal scanning ophthalmoscopy and T-scan based en face ultrahigh resolution OCT
Radu G Cucu (a), Mirjam van Velthoven (b), John A Rogers (c), Justin Pedro (c), A Podoleanu (a) and R B Rosen (d)
(a) University of Kent
(b) University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
(c) Ophthalmic Technologies Inc, Toronto, Canada
(d) New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, New York, USA
11:45 An Adaptive Optics System for Retinal Imaging using a Pyramid Wavefront Sensor
Elizabeth Daly, Stéphane Chamot, Chris Dainty
National University of Ireland, Galway
12:00 Wavefront Sensing of Human eyes using Curvature-based Sensors
Cristiano Torti (a), Luis Diaz-Santana (a), Desirae Cuevaz (b), Paul Harrison (b)
(a) City University, London
(b) Kestrel Corporation, Albuquerque, USA
12:15 Designing a Holographic Modal Wave Front Sensor for the Detection of Static Ocular Aberrations
A D Corbett (a), T D Wilkinson (a), J J Zhong (b), and L Diaz-Santana (b)
(a) Cambridge University
(b) City University, London
12:30-13:45 Lunch
See endnote for how to reserve lunch at the meeting.
Chair: Prof Andy McNaught
Gloucestershire Eye Unit
13:45 Adaptive optics to investigate the effect of ocular aberration dynamics on steady-state accommodation
K M Hampson, S S Chin and E A H Mallen
Department of Optometry, University of Bradford
14:00 Novel instrumentation for the eye
Peter Bryanston-Cross, Brenda H Timmerman
Warwick University
14:15 Imaging of Lens Opacities with the Pentacam Scheimpflug Technology
Lucia Pelosini, Steve Turner, Emma J Hollick
King's College Hospital, London
14:30 A pilot study to assess the use of rotating Scheimpflug imaging to determine posterior chamber intraocular lens power in cases of unexpected refractive error postoperatively – a sixth application for the Pentacam?
S J Turner, V Hu, E Lee, E Hollick
King’s College Hospital, London
14:45 New techniques for monitoring glaucomatous progression using the HRT
Tessa Fayers, Nicholas G Strouthidis, David F Garway-Heath
Moorfields Eye Hospital, London
15:00 Retinal Oximetry Using Hyperspectral Imaging
Ied Al Abboud (a), Eirini Theofanidou (a), Andy Hargreaves (b), David Mordant (c), Andy McNaught (c) and Andy R Harvey (a)
(a) Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh
(b) AstraZeneca, Loughborough
(c) Cheltenham General Hospital
15:15-15:45 Tea
Chair: Dr Sarah Barman
Kingston University
15:45 Development of a speckle technique for retinal imaging
Brice Thurin and Luis Diaz-Santana
City University, London
16:00 Digital Imaging Approaches to the Classification and Diagnosis of Plus Disease
C Wilson (a), K D Cocker (a), M J Moseley (a), S T Clay (b), A R Fielder (a)
(a) City University, London
(b) Imperial College London
16:15 Automated Detection Of Haemorrhages For Diabetic Retinopathy Screening
Alan D Fleming (a), Keith A Goatman (a), Sam Philip (b), John A Olson (b), Peter F Sharp (a)
(a) University of Aberdeen
(b) Grampian Diabetes Retinal Screening Programme, Aberdeen
16:30 Automatic extraction of the structure of the retinal blood vessel network of premature infants.
Lassada Sukkaew (a), Bunyarit Uyyanonvara (a), Sarah Barman (b), Ken Cocker (c), Alistair Fielder (c)
(a) Thammasat University, Thailand
(b) Kingston University
(c) City University
16:45 Quantitative analysis of series of retinal images
D P Crabb (a), A J Patterson (a), D F Garway-Heath (b)
(a) City University, London
(b) Moorfields Eye Hospital, London
17:00 Close
The meeting is open to all and there is no charge.
A buffet lunch will be available at £10 per person, payable on the day: reserve lunch by emailing a.r.harvey@hw.ac.uk by Monday 18 September with ‘IoP Lunch’ in the subject heading. Meals may also be obtained from various outlets along Great Portland Street or at the Royal Institute of British Architects.
Abstracts for this meeting are available here.
Meeting Organisers:
Dr Andy Harvey, School of Engineering and Physical sciences, Heriot Watt University, Riccarton, Edinburgh EH14 4AS. Tel +44 (0)131 451 3356, email a.r.harvey@hw.ac.uk.
Dr Sarah Barman, Digital Imaging Research Centre, Kingston University, Penrhyn Road., Surrey, KT1 2EE, Tel +44 (0) 208 547 7881, email s.barman@kingston.ac.uk.
Prof Andy McNaught, Gloucestershire Eye Unit, Cheltenham General Hospital, Cheltenham and Cranfield Postgraduate Medical School, Gloucester. Tel: +44 (0) 1242 274192, email: andy.mcnaught@btopenworld.com.
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