Unless otherwise indicated (by * ) the presentations will be
30 minutes in total.
It is expected that each talk will last for 20-25 minutes, allowing 5 - 10
minutes for discussion.
The Loewenfeld lecture will be one hour.
This link will take you to the Colloquium Abstracts in alphabetical order
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Wednesday session 1 9.00 - 10.40 |
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E.Szabadi and P.A.Howarth |
Welcome to the Colloquium |
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F.D.Bremner and S.E.Smith |
Pupillary light reflexes recorded from the corneal surface in man |
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K.D.Cocker, M.J.Moseley, and A.R.Fielder |
Video-based recording of the pupil light reflex in preterm infants |
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S.E. Smith and F.D.Bremner |
Pupil involvement in a case of Sub-acute Autonomic Failure |
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11.11 eclipse-watch |
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Wednesday session 2 11.30 - 12.30 |
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M.Norrish and J.Mollon |
The spectral sensitivity of the transient component of the pupillary light response in colour normals and dichromats: 'Pupillary protonopia' in colour-normals? |
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J.L.Barbur and J.A.Harlow |
Pupil responses to D-isoluminant stimuli and to coloured afterimages in patients with damaged primary visual cortex |
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Wednesday session 3 14.00 - 15.30 |
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S.R.Steinhauer, R.Condray, A.Kasparek, and G.G.Dougherty |
Sympathetic and parasympathetic contributions to motor-related pupillary dilation: dissociation by illumination and pharmacological blockade |
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A.Tales, S.R.Butler, T.Troscianko and G.Wilcock |
The Pupillary Light Reflex in Alzheimer's Disease. |
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C.A.Sullivan, R.Lawrence, and A.J.Britten |
Experience in Optimising the Tropicamide eye drop test as a Diagnostic Test of Alzheimer's disease |
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Wednesday session 4 16.00 - 17.30 |
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S.R.Steinhauer, R.Condray and A.Kasparek |
Inhibition of the pupillary light reflex by cognitive activation |
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M.Nakayama and Y.Shimizu |
Pupillary Response as a Measure of Emotional Change and Related Subject Indices in Viewing Movies |
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P.Bitsios, E.Szabadi and C.M.Bradshaw |
The "fear-inhibited light reflex": A laboratory model of human anxiety. |
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Thursday session 1 9.00 - 10.30 |
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M.A.Phillips, E.Szabadi and C.M.Bradshaw * |
Effects of 5HT1A receptor agonists upon pupil size in human volunteers. |
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M.Böttcher |
Pharmacodynamic effects of 5-HT1A agonists on pupil reaction |
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M.D.Larson and P.D.Berry |
Effect of Dopamine 2 Antagonists on reflex dilation in humans |
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E.Szabadi, P.Bitsios, S.Tavernor and C.M.Bradshaw * |
Comparison of the effects of moclobemide and selegiline on tyramine-evoked mydriasis in man |
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Thursday session 2 11.00 - 12.30 |
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H.Wyatt |
Is the iris a "minimum-wear-and-tear" meshwork? |
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H.S. Thompson |
Loewenfeld Lecture (1 hour) |
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Friday session 1 9.00 - 10.30 |
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B.Wilhelm, A.Koerner, H.Lüdtke, H.Wilhelm, and K.Ederle |
Can the Pupillographic Sleepiness Test be Applied as screening for sleep apnea? |
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S.L.Merritt |
Pupil staging and EEG-defined sleepiness |
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P.Roessger |
The Measurement of Driver Fatigue Using Pupillomotorical Fatigue Waves |
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Friday session 2 11.00 - 12.30 |
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M.A.Phillips, E.Szabadi and C.M.Bradshaw * |
Comparison of the effects of three antidepressants on spontaneous pupillary fluctuations. |
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M.Warga, B.Wilhelm, H.Lüdtke, and H.Wilhelm |
Spontaneous pupillary oscillations - how do they change in different light conditions? |
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E.Szabadi, M.A.Phillips and C.M.Bradshaw * |
Comparison of the effects of centrally acting noradrenergic drugs on spontaneous pupillary fluctuations. |
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F.Thoss, H.Lüdtke, and D.Sandner |
Forced parallel oscillations in the pupil system and the heart rate |
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Business Meeting, 13.30 - 14.00 |
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Friday session 3 14.00 - 15.30 |
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C.Kriegbaum, B.Wilhelm, H.Lüdtke, and H.Wilhelm |
Accommodation and Pupillary Near Response in patients with tonic pupils |
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M.Rosenberg, M.Sobol, R.Clarke, and N.Borden |
Pupillary Light reflex changes in Patients with homonymous hemianopias |
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R.Schmid, P.Ceurremans, H.Lüdtke, B.Wilhelm, and H.Wilhelm |
Evaluation of stimulus characteristics in Pupil Perimetry |
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Friday session 4 16.00 - 17.30 |
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F.G. Priemer and A.Gappmaier |
Pupillary Light reflex during THC impairment |
In addition, the following posters will be presented :
A. Finlay, J.A. Harlow and J.L. Barbur : Pupil responses to sinusoidally
modulated stimulus attributes
S.J. Tavernor, C.M. Bradshaw and E. Szabadi : Effect of pentagastrin on the
pupillary light reflex in healthy volunteers
J.R. Jennings, M. van der Molen, and S.R. Steinhauer : Physiological
preparedness during unpredictable foreperiods: Preparing the heart, eye, and
brain.
A. Kawasaki -- (awaiting title)