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Today’s retinal implants ‘overstimulate the retina,’ compared to the natural activation of photoreceptors

A special film means that patients requiring a corneal transplant might be able to have replacement cells grown for them

A new tool helps patients to choose the most appropriate intraocular lens implant

OT  investigates Adlens’ two self-adjustable products and its controversial attempts to change the Opticians Act

Moorfields Eye Hospital optometrist, Hannah Dunbar, talks about her role in the rehabilitation of the patients receiving Iris II bionic eye implants

Industry experts are anticipating a range of successful new ophthalmic therapies to hit the market in the next five years

A new handheld OCT device will allow imaging of the eyes of patients who have difficulty holding still

Partnership will explore how AI could be used to detect eye diseases much earlier

Expert warns that good data on the minimally invasive glaucoma surgical devices that have exploded onto the market in recent years is rare

Paracelsus Medical University, Salzburg, researcher, Dr Herbert Reitsamer, talks to OT  about a new glaucoma device, Xen, to be presented by Allergan at the European Glaucoma Society Congress (19–22 June, Prague)