Retinal photoreceptors of the outer retina comprise two classes that differ in anatomy, metabolics, function and specific location within the retina. In our daily life, a complex interplay of rods and cones perpetuates visual function under a wide range of illumination levels and environments with low contrast. Further, situations with changing illumination require a fast kinetic component of dark and light adaptation. 

Many tests have been developed to probe isolated photoreceptor functions, however with limitations, and their specific relevance for daily life often remains unclear.

So14-01 The “locomotive” in psychophysics: Microperimetry and AI-based imputation of tests

·       Maximilian Pfau (Basel, Schweiz)

So14-02 It’s all about the timing – Dark adaptation as a kinetic measure of rods and cones

·       Artur Cideciyan (Philadelphia, Vereinigte Staaten)

So14-03 Low luminance Visual Acuity (LLVA) and Contrast sensitivity (CS) as patient-relevant outcome measures in retinal degenerations

·       Robert P. Finger (Bonn)

So14-04 Building daily life in a test? – Mobility tests and their role in clinical trials

·       Mark Pennesi (Portland, Vereinigte Staaten)

So14-05 Performance and challenges of psychophysical tests in gene therapy patients. Findings in a German cohort of patients with RPE65-mutation-associated IRDs.

·       Birgit Lorenz (Bonn)

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