Heidelberg Engineering is bringing its popular OCT LIVE peer discussion format to Optrafair for the first time on the 1-3rd of April. The CET accredited sessions will take place on stand, G20 (across from the CET theatre), and feature three real patients who will be scanned live on the big screen by the SPECTRALIS Imaging Platform.
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SPECTRALIS is an upgradeable imaging platform that makes OCT in high street practice simple and affordable.
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The upgradeability of the SPECTRALIS Imaging Platform has made it possible for owners worldwide to improve clinic workflow and enhance image quality with the new OCT2 Module.
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Our new handout “Retinal Layers” is designed to give you and your staff members a clear guide to support your everyday work.
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If you had to choose the most significant achievements in eye care, what would you pick? As Heidelberg Engineering celebrated its 25th anniversary and reflected on the contribution of its own technologies to the advancement of eye care, this larger question emerged.
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Christopher Mody, Director of Clinical Services at Heidelberg Engineering Ltd. discusses the interpretation of OCT angiography images of the retinal vasculature.
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A total of 350 participants from 44 countries attended the 14th International SPECTRALIS® Symposium (ISS) on November 25th and 26th at the Garden Palace Liechtenstein in Vienna, Austria.
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Join us for CET from internationally renowned glaucoma expert and OCT LIVE at 100% Optical!
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During a symposium hosted by Heidelberg Engineering at the 16th European Glaucoma Congress in Prague, Prof. Balwantray Chauhan, Prof. Christian Mardin and Dr. Claude Francis Burgoyne discussed the structures relevant for glaucoma that can be identified by optical coherence tomography (OCT) and how the new techniques and parameters of the SPECTRALIS Glaucoma Module Premium Edition perform in clinical practice.
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This article explores the history of peripheral imaging and highlights how the latest widefield imaging technologies are providing clinicians with the opportunity to visualise more peripheral retinal structure than ever before.
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