DOG Forum digital

The significance digitization holds for the health care system and thus also for ophthalmology is constantly rising. This development offers many opportunities, but it also poses completely new challenges and questions for research, teaching and patient care in clinics and practices.

The DOG will focus on this important topic and with its Forum Digital will be setting a special program focus within the congress. This program offers a platform aimed at ophthalmologists and scientists, manufacturers of diagnostic equipment, software providers, companies in the pharmaceutical industry and start-ups and intends to promote exchange and discourse as well as networking.

The presentations deal with the opportunities offered by digitisation without neglecting the challenges of change. Symposia will highlight the scientific issue of digitisation, while workshops and presentations will focus on the practical, legal and technical aspects that arise in this context and will arise in the future. In addition to scientific discourse and the commu­nication of information, there will also be room for exchange.

Thursday, 26. 9., to Saturday, 28. 9. 2019

Scientific coordination of the DOG Forum digital:
Nicole Eter (Münster)
Karsten Kortüm (München)

Thursday, 26. 9. 2019

 
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Forum Digital 16:45 - 18:00 26.09.2019
Symposien Do27
Deep Learning in der Augenheilkunde – aktuelle Entwicklungen
Die automatisierte Bildanalyse ist aufgrund der zunehmenden Datenmengen zu einem unverzichtbaren Werkzeug in der Augenheilkunde geworden. Algorithmen werden bereits in Studien eingesetzt und werden bald auch in unseren klinischen Alltag einfließen. Dieses Symposium wird einen Überblick über Ansätze der klinischen Anwendungen von Deep Learning in der Augenheilkunde bieten.
Robert Patrick Finger (Bonn)
Nicole Eter, Klinikdirektorin (Münster)
Ursula Schmidt-Erfurth, Vorstand (Wien)
Maximilian Treder (Münster)
Maximilian Wintergerst (Bonn)
Karsten Kortüm (München/Ludwigsburg)
Philipp Prahs (Regensburg)

Friday, 27. 9. 2019

Saturday, 28. 9. 2019