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EUropean Group On Graves' Orbitopathy

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Graves' Orbitopathy

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EUGOGO Global TED Forum 2025

The inaugural EUGOGO Global TED Forum organised at Imperial College was a phenomenal success — the largest meeting of its kind and the first truly global forum dedicated to Thyroid Eye Disease. It brought together leading experts, multidisciplinary teams, industry and patient representatives from across Europe, North America, Asia, and beyond. The Forum has set a new benchmark for international collaboration, knowledge exchange, and advocacy in TED.

EUGOGO again demonstrates its position as the leading authority in this field

We hope you can join us in Essen 7-8 March 2026

www.eugogo2025.com

EUGOGO Teaching Course

More information on the program will follow soon.

Graves’ Orbitopathy

Graves’ Orbitopathy (GO), also known as thyroid eye disease (TED), or dysthyroid orbitopathy is a disease of the orbit affecting the orbital soft tissues. It is a possible cause of visual deterioration and double vision and is closely correlated to autoimmune thyroid dysfunctions, particularly with Basedows’ or Graves’ disease (GD).

The Society

EUGOGO is a multidisciplinary Scientific Society of ophthalmologists, endocrinologists, basic scientists and (neuro-)radiologists who have a special clinical and research interest in GO with the overriding goal of improving patient care.
All members are well recognized for their high level of experience in this field and their clinic represents a tertiary referral centre for GO connecting involved medical disciplines in their multidisciplinary Combined Thyroid Eye Clinics.

Understanding GO

EUGOGO aims to contribute to a better understanding of the pathogenesis of GO and thus promotes the development of new beneficial therapies and their translation into clinical practice. This can only be achieved through collaborative multicentric and multidisciplinary scientific basic and clinical research.

Education

EUGOGO contributes towards education, teaching and training of our young colleagues in our clinics and all interested health professionals involved in the care of patients with GO in our annual teaching courses around Europe.