Agenda Detail

Neuro-ophthalmology Basics Course

Optic neuritis

Hereditary optic neuropathies

Bedside eye movement examination

Vestibular and cerebellar dysfunction

Case studies: vertigo, nystagmus, gaze palsies, ophthalmoparesis

Pseudopapilledema vs. disc edema

IIH: clinical features, MRI, treatment

NAION

MOG vs. NMO

Pituitary apoplexy, Horner syndrome, toxic optic neuropathy

NOVEL (Neuro-ophthalmology Virtual Education Library)

Optic nerve regeneration

Cerebellar ataxias: ocular and vestibular signs

Migraine: visual pathways, vestibular migraine, IIH vs. migraine

Low vision: CRAO, post-stroke deficits, CVI

Pediatric neuro-ophthalmology

Imaging & perimetry: AI, OCT, augmented reality, OCTA

Autoimmune optic neuropathies

Challenging clinical cases ("Brain Busters")

Genetics & optic nerve: inherited neuropathies, mitochondrial dynamics

Mitochondrial genome editing

Mitochondrial transplantation for RGC protection

Positive visual phenomena: visual snow syndrome, migraine aura

Keynote speakers:

Larry Benowitz – USA

Claudio Gasperini – Italy

Michal Minczuk – United Kingdom

Francesca Puledda – United Kingdom

Botond Roska – Switzerland

Gisela Terwindt – Netherlands

The 17th EUNOS Meeting will take place in the elegant city of Milan, from June 4 to 6, 2026.

Building on the success of the outstanding 2024 meeting in Rotterdam, the upcoming conference in Milan will be organized by Aki Kawasaki and Piero Barboni, bringing a distinct touch of Italianità. With its historic charm and modern flair, Milan offers a wonderful setting for stimulating exchange and collaboration within the neuro-ophthalmology community—whether over a morning espresso or during a lively aperitivo on the Piazza del Duomo.

The 2026 programme will bring together international experts, young investigators, and clinicians from across Europe and beyond to explore the latest advances in diagnostics, therapies, and technology in this passionate specialty. Attendees can look forward to high-quality scientific sessions, inspiring discussions, hands-on workshops, and memorable social events.

Neuro-ophthalmology will be welcomed with warm Italian hospitality in Milan.