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Corneal Centre to Periphery: Astigmatism Changes
Researchers looked at the corneal topography data collected by a Scheimpflug device. With-the-rule (WTR) astigmatism was the most prevalent (53%), 34% had against-the.rule (ATR), and 13% had oblique. The decrease of the cylinder power with the diameter differed significantly between the three types.
In lab, news, Apr 08, 2021
Using ANTERION® to assess IOL opacification.
Heidelberg, 29 March 2021: We are pleased to share the results of our latest study showing a morphological-functional correlation between the influence of an IOL’s localised calcifica...
In lab, news, Mar 29, 2021
IOL fixed to the capsulotomy!
The European Multicenter Trial of the IOL-Optic to the capsulotomy made by Femtosecond-Laser. We found it produced less decentration, less tilt, less rotation. We have shared the data of the trial in our open access publication in The American Journal of Ophthalmology.
In Clinical , news, Feb 27, 2021
Glistening through the years
Heidelberg, 5 February, 2021. We are pleased to report that our latest research paper is published today in the Ophthalmology and Therapy journal: Quantification of the In Vitro Predi...
In Research, History, Feb 05, 2021
Reversible Trifocality
Heidelberg October 2020. We are pleased to see our case report on reversible trifocality published in the October edition of the American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports. We pre...
In clinical, news, Dec 01, 2020
Remember 29th November!
Today, 29th November 2020, marks the 71st anniversary of the first implantation of an intraocular lens (IOL) by Sir Harold Ridley in 1949.
In news, history, Nov 29, 2020
Congratulations Max!
Maximilian Hammer, a research student working in our team at the David J Apple Lab, has won the 2020 MLP Medical Excellence Scholarship. Max began his medical studies at Heidelberg University in 2016. He is currently mainly working on projects on the emulsification of silicone oils used as intraocular endotamponades.
In Laboratory, News, Nov 26, 2020 CSI: Heidelberg. Episode 4 DMEK with EndoArt®
The EndoArt®, by EyeYon Medical, is an off-the-shelf artificial implant for partial keratoplasty. The implant works by blocking the inflow of aqueous humor into the cornea, thus reducing corneal edema. To date, two patients have received the implant, and both have performed very well.
In news, Clinical, Oct 11, 2020
4. Heidelberger Helmholtztage, 27 & 28 November
The 4th Heidelberg Helmholtz Days will take place this year as a hybrid meeting - that is both virtual and real. The official language is German. The course offers German certifications (IVOM, KRCAufbaukurse, MFAProgramm.) The program includes many current topics - faithful of course to the work of Hermann Helm holtz !!
In event, news, Oct 03, 2020
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