Join Professor Robyn Guymer for a free webinar that will explore the current landscape in geographic atrophy (GA) secondary to age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Ophthalmologists are invited to join Prof Guymer for this webinar, titled ‘Navigating the new era of geographic atrophy management’.
During this webinar Prof Guymer will talk about approaches to diagnosis, imaging, treatment, and management of GA as treatments become available. She will discuss the importance of using different imaging modalities to characterise GA, and to help differentiate GA secondary to AMD from other causes of atrophy, such as inherited retinal diseases.
Additionally, Prof Guymer will present updated results from pivotal trials and describe current trials in GA, including their novel mode of delivery and mode of action.
Real world patient examples will demonstrate the need for a nuanced approach when discussing life-long treatment plans.
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Navigating the new era of geographic atrophy management’ will take place on Wednesday 29 April from 6pm-7.30pm AEST.
About Professor Robyn Guymer
Robyn Guymer is Professor of Ophthalmology at Melbourne University and a deputy director of the Centre for Eye Research Australia. She is a senior retinal specialist at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, and a clinician scientist who leads a team of researchers primarily investigating age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Prof Guymer has co-authored over 450 peer reviewed papers. She is currently investigating new strategies for treating early stages of AMD and is working to identify novel imaging, functional biomarkers, and surrogate endpoints to improve the feasibility of conducting early intervention trials. She has been a principal investigator in many industry sponsored trials, serves on several pharmaceutical advisory boards, and is a member of several international working groups on macular diseases.
