Technology

A screening method that quantifies the yellowness of the eye could lead to earlier identification and treatment of jaundice

City, University of London research has explored how head mounted displays can be used to illustrate the visual challenges faced by those with glaucoma

Technology that could help to identify those at risk of the most severe form of retinopathy of prematurity has been fast-tracked for approval by the FDA

OT  speaks to Aston University final year PhD researcher, Sònia Travé Huarte, following her lecture at 100% Optical on dry eye management, about the three clinical signs of the disease and the importance of using a patient questionnaire

The device could be used to identify patients who are at risk of glaucoma

100% Optical delegates heard how a Kenyan woman was unnecessarily blind for more than two decades as part of Dr Andrew Bastawrous’ keynote address

Professor Kathryn Saunders talks to OT  about the Ulster-Cardiff Accommodation Cube

Moorfields Eye Hospital consultant ophthalmic surgeon, Sajjad Ahmad, talks to OT  about cultivated limbal epithelial transplantation

A remote referral system established by the London-based eye hospital has been recognised at the Health Business Awards

Is providing eye care by internet the silver bullet clinicians have been waiting for? OT  learns how video consulting technology is changing the way healthcare is delivered in Scotland