Emma White highlights the latest developments in optical coherence tomography (OCT) technology, for the early detection and monitoring of major eye conditions, from faster scan times and enhanced fundus imaging to remote operation for safe social distancing
Bill Harvey tries out a new gadget that is as simple as it is helpful
Having discussed use of the OCT at a routine appointment, Bill Harvey continues ...
Bill Harvey prescribes an autofocus bioptic telescope system for a patient with ...
Ian Cameron explains why patients with early AMD deserve more attention and ...
Yiannis Kotoulas examines how developments in artificial intelligence systems ...
Neil Retallic and Josie Barlow introduce a new, holistic approach to addressing ...
Bill Harvey continues our new series developed with Heidelberg Engineering with ...
Bill Harvey continues our new series developed with Heidelberg Engineering with ...
Bill Harvey takes the opportunity to run a complete test using the latest Visionix instrument
Bill Harvey finds that, with a smartly designed adaptor, a modern smartphone is fully capable of capturing high quality images of the anterior eye, but with a few important provisos
Mike Hale provides a snapshot from the recent 100% Optical trade show
Bill Harvey takes a look at the latest lid debridement treatment to be launched in the UK
Bill Harvey puts the latest AOS anterior imaging software through its paces. All the anterior images in this feature were captured using a standard slit lamp and a smartphone
Bill Harvey takes another look at a multipurpose and versatile instrument that now boasts a dry eye assessment function
Bill Harvey describes some interesting developments in ophthalmic instrumentation on show at the recent American Academy of Optometry conference
Bill Harvey describes two recent cases where a portable electronic fields analyser came to the rescue when gross perimetry proved inadequate
In the second of our series looking at the way technology is being used to help the visually impaired, Bill Harvey has a look at the new devices from OrCam and finds they have a number of new functions that might prove invaluable to more than just those with a sight loss
Bill Harvey has a look at a new system for assessing and recording ocular surface health with a view to try it in a low vision clinic setting
In the first in a series concerning domiciliary testing, Bill Harvey tries out the Digital Visual Field Screener on a low vision patient
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