Build and enhance your relationship with ophthalmologists and improve patient care in your practice by learning how to use the "Eyeway Code" to confidently identify and describe pathology in OCT scans.
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The Royal College of Ophthalmologists (RCOphth) has advised that protecting patients during the COVID-19 pandemic is "best achieved by cancelling routine clinical activity, allowing resources available to be used to treat those identified as being at high risk of serious, permanent visual loss".
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The Ophthalmologist has just published an educational article showcasing the new Deviation Maps and the Hood Glaucoma Report, which are now part of the SPECTRALIS® Glaucoma Module Premium Edition (GMPE).
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Discover how to optimize image acquisition to realize the benefits of high-resolution OCTA and multimodality imaging using the SPECTRALIS® OCT Angiography Module.
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The Glaucoma Imaging Atlas provided by the Heidelberg Engineering Academy is a compilation of 29 cases from renowned glaucoma specialists.
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Join Heidelberg Engineering at the UK and Eire Glaucoma Society (UKEGS) Annual Congress on 21st & 22nd November in Glasgow to learn more about the latest innovations in diagnostic imaging for glaucoma.
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The OCT Angiography Module for SPECTRALIS® is a non-invasive imaging technology that provides a three-dimensional depiction of retinal vascular flow with customizable field of view, scan speed, and image resolution.
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ANTERION® – the multimodal imaging platform optimized for the anterior segment – includes the Imaging App as standard. You can visualize various anterior segment pathologies or surgical results, such as keratoplasty, implanted IOLs, and corneal rings
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The OCT Angiography Module for SPECTRALIS® is a non-invasive imaging technology that provides a three-dimensional depiction of retinal vascular flow with customizable field of view, scan speed, and image resolution.
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On 22nd May 2019 participants of the 7th Annual Heidelberg Engineering Academy Masterclass in Glasgow enjoyed a lecture about Spaceflight Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome (SANS) delivered by Captain Tyson J Brunstetter, Aerospace/Research Optometrist, NASA Johnson Space Centre, USA.
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