Ophthalmology News and Features

Abbott femtosecond laser garners FDA clearance for cataract surgery

05/02/2012

Abbott Medical Optics' (AMO) iFS advanced femtosecond laser has received FDA clearance to create bow-shaped or curved arcuate incisions in corneal surgery, including cataract surgery.

Postdoctoral researcher Steven Adie, professor P. Scott Carney, graduate students Adeel Ahmad and Benedikt Graf, and professor Stephen Boppart, all of the University of Illinois, developed a method to computationally correct aberrations in 3D tissue microscopy

Adaptive optics, computer software pair to correct aberrations in optical imaging

04/30/2012 University of Illinois researchers have developed a technique to computationally correct for aberrations, enabling higher-quality images and 3D datasets in real-time imaging applications such as im...

CLEO show to move to June in 2013

04/26/2012

Washington, DC--Next year's Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO), held annually in San Jose, CA, will take place in June rather than its usual May, moving to June 9–14, 2013.

OCT system earns CE mark for corneal incisions

04/18/2012 The Catalys Precision Laser System from OptiMedica, a laser cataract surgery system that combines a femtosecond laser, integrated optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging, and the company's patte...

Raman scanner takes antioxidant snapshot in seconds

03/01/2012 A 90-second, noninvasive test using the palm of a person's hand can yield a snapshot of carotenoid levels (an antioxidant that protects cells from damage caused by free radicals) and indicate overa...

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH/DISEASE TREATMENT: BiOS Hot Topics demonstrates biophotonics' impact on biomedical research, treatment

03/01/2012 The fun and fast-paced BiOS Hot Topics session, held the opening night of BiOS/Photonics West 2012, showcased some of the most fascinating research being done with biophotonics—and kept audience me...

Ophthalmology Products

Bioptigen debuts spectral-domain OCT system for preclinical ophthalmic applications

05/07/2011 The Envisu R4300 spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) system from Bioptigen offers 800 nm depth-imaging capability and 5 µm axial...

Jenoptik green CW lasers for medical applications

11/24/2010 The JenLas D2 series 532 nm CW disk lasers from Jenoptik, distributed in North America by RPMC Lasers, offer high stability with output powers from 2 to 8 W ...

Molecular Detection assay kit for MSRA testing

10/15/2010 The Detect-Ready MRSA kit from Molecular Detection is a qualitative real-time PCR (rt-PCR) in vitro diagnostic test for direct detection of MRSA nasal coloni...

IRIDEX laser probes for vitreoretinal surgery

10/11/2010 The EndoProbe laser probes from IRIDEX allow for continuous adjustment of the fiber-optic over a wide angle range for full coverage of the peripheral retina ...

Olympus microscope series for clinical and research labs

10/07/2010

The BX3 series of upright clinical and research microscopes from Olympus employs proprietary UIS2 optics manufactured from lead-free glass.

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