Case study of the month:

Submitted by: Professor Bertil Damato, Ocular Oncology Service, University of California San Francisco

What would you diagnose and how would you manage the patient? Click HERE to read more.

Welcome

The Ophthalmic Oncology Group (OOG) is an independent scientific group devoted to clinical ophthalmic oncology and related basic-science research.
The aims of the OOG are to:
  • improve the practice of ophthalmic oncology in Europe
  • develop an internet-based  data system to share scientific information in the field of ophthalmic oncology
  • promote education relating to ophthalmic oncology
  • conduct multicentre research studies
  • organise conferences relating to ophthalmic oncology
MEMBERSHIP PAYMENT
The OOG annual membership fee is 30 EUR.
Please click here to download the payment details or email Dr R.M. Verdijk to pay your fees.

Donations by third parties are welcome and may be paid in the same manner.
Ocular Oncogenesis and Oncology Conference in Partnership with the Champalimaud Foundation
PROGRAMME: 18- 21st July 2018
Lisbon, Portugal
Please click here to download the programme for the OOO meeting in Lisbon.
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MEMBERSHIP AREA

Membership is open to clinicians and basic scientists working in the field of ophthalmic oncology and a willingness to contribute to the OOG.

INFORMATION AREA

This area offers information about tumours, tests and treatments, as well as access to the specialist centres across Europe.

PRACTITIONER AREA

This private members area has been developed to provide practitioners with access to case studies, general information, and to facilitate open discussion.