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PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH LIMITED RESOURCES

With an array of breakthrough drugs in the pipeline, clinicians are being urged to upskill and healthcare managers should prepare patient pathways.  Mindful of costs, the price of treatment may be considerably less than residential care for a patient who is no longer able to look after themselves and requires round the clock nursing.

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MAP AND TRACK AMD WITH MACHINE LEARNING AND AI

Causing three times the sight loss of any other ocular morbidity, AMD can be a devastating diagnosis. By using AI to identify the patients with the greatest opportunity for effective treatment, there is a cause for optimism as the enormous benefits of machine learning are put to work.

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My Go to Device Now is ANTERION

In this video highlight from ASCRS 2024, James Lewis, MD, describes Heidelberg Engineering's ANTERION as the “most exciting piece of equipment I’ve acquired in the last decade.”

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The role of multimodal imaging in ocular trauma

Beyond clinical management of retinal disease, OCT is an effective modality in the monitoring and assessment of severe ocular trauma cases, as outlined in this article from Robert Gentile, MD. Dr. Gentile describes how he utilizes OCT imaging to enable visualization and diagnosis for both open globe and closed globe injuries.

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ACTOR, PHILLIP VAN LEAR, SHARES HIS GLAUCOMA JOURNEY

To support World Glaucoma Week, on behalf of Heidelberg Engineering, Janice English interviewed Phillip Van Lear to raise awareness of the importance of early detection of glaucoma and treatment at the right time. Read about his personal journey and share it with your patients.

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THE TECHNOLOGICAL FIGHT AGAINST THE SILENT THIEF OF SIGHT

Advances in optical coherence tomography (OCT) technology, new treatments and innovative research are contributing to earlier detection of glaucoma. Uncover more about the importance of patient awareness, confident diagnosis and treatment at the right time in this captivating interview with Dr. Christian Mardin, Consultant Ophthalmologist at the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg and Dr. Sanjay Asrani, Professor of Ophthalmology at Duke Eye Centre, North Carolina.

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