Diagnostic imaging in patient with liquefied aftercataract
A new case presentation in the American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports provides additional evidence on how ANTERION® images can make a difference in clinical diagnosis and follow-up.

A new case presentation in the American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports provides additional evidence on how ANTERION® images can make a difference in clinical diagnosis and follow-up.
In the article “Managing diabetic eye disease eased with repeatable, high-quality imaging” recently published in Modern Retina, Dr. David Eichenbaum highlights various SPECTRALIS multimodal imaging platform features and their benefits in managing diabetic eye disease. He delves into the importance of having dependable and consistent imaging capability within the retina practice.
An article in Ophthalmology Times by Dr. Caesar Luo overviews considerations for sustainable DME management options during the everchanging COVID-19 healthcare landscape, with an emphasis on the backlog caused by patients’ reluctance to visit clinics during the pandemic. It includes an interesting case study imaged using a SPECTRALIS OCT.
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Prompted by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic to create a virtual event for a second year in a row, the Heidelberg Engineering Academy team rose to the occasion and delivered the Virtual Imaging Symposium 2021 (VIS) on Friday, October 15 and Saturday, October 16, 2021. The ambitious two-day agenda comprised a combined total of 36 hours of scientific programming and left a stellar impression on well over 700 participants who watched the event from across the globe.
Jessica Steen, OD, FAAO, and Associate Professor at Nova Southeastern College of Optometry overviews her SECO presentation on “Evolving Trends in Retinal Vascular Disease,” which highlights the importance of the optometrist in the early detection, referral, and long-term co-management of patients.
A snapshot of Heidelberg Engineering Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) 2021 activities and scientific programming presence at the annual meeting, held virtually.
A recently published peer-reviewed study followed 124 patients with open-angle glaucoma over a 5-year period. Subjects were scanned annually using SPECTRALIS SD-OCT to complete RNFL thickness scans, and optic nerve volume scans. Results exhibited that glaucoma progression can be detected approximately one to two years earlier in comparison to other currently available imaging.
Adapted from Dr. Giovanni Staurenghi’s presentation at the American Academy of Ophthalmology 2020 all virtual meeting, this article by Ophthalmology Times highlights the significant benefits found in both MultiColor and near infrared imaging with SPECTRALIS, including better visualization of certain pathologies.
Dr. Pandit shared his perspective on the clinical value of HRT3 RCM with Healio OSN during ASCRS 2021