Heidelberg Engineering Gmbh

This study tested a new, non-invasive eye imaging tool called OCT Angiography. Researchers compared its images to standard dye-based tests in 88 people with either healthy eyes or retinal blood vessel diseases. The goal was to see if the new tool could provide clear, useful image…

This study looked at how changing the speed and filters of an OCT eye scanner affects the measurements of eye layers in healthy adults. Nine people with normal eyes took part. The goal was to improve how this imaging tool works, not to treat any disease.

This study tested a special eye imaging device (SPECTRALIS with Flex Module) that can take pictures of the back of the eye while a person is lying down. Researchers compared the quality of these images to those taken with a standard upright scanner in 88 healthy adults and people…