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optomap is the only technology that captures 200-degree ultra-widefield fluorescein angiography images in a single shot. This combination of field of view and image quality provides clinicians with unmatched visualization of dye perfusion throughout the entire retina without the need to montage images captured at different times. Visit Optos in Stockholm at ASRS booth #115 to see how optomap technology can help transform your practice. Not attending? Visit our website for more information www.optos.com #Ophthalmology #Retina #ASRS #Optos #optomap

Optos on the Cover - Ophthalmology Glaucoma - July/August 2024 The only 200 degree, single-capture, ultra-widefield retinal image, optomap enables eyecare professionals to discover, diagnose, document, and treat ocular pathology, such as glaucoma. A comprehensive eye exam utilizing multimodal ultra-widefield imaging with optomap and integrated OCT (Monaco and Silverstone devices) may enhance practice flow and clinical decision-making. Find out more at www.optos.com #AmericanAcademyofOphthalmology #Glaucoma #UWF #optomap

Cataract disease is highly treatable and one simple step toward extending patients’ vision health is through comprehensive, annual eye examinations. Optos’ core devices can image through cataracts 85% of the time. The UWF view of an optomap® image can be captured through hazy media where white light has difficulty penetrating, revealing problematic retinal issues prior to surgery. Visit our blog to read more on the importance of utilizing UWF imaging to identify risks prior to surgery as well as the importance of educating your patients on the severity and commonality of cataract disease. https://lnkd.in/exrGjskb #optos #optomap #UWF #cataract

“The addition of color rgb modality to UWF imaging is a new tool in our diagnostic toolbox that will be useful in accurately and efficiently diagnosing retinal pathologies…” Read the full article by Dr Ali ERGINAY where he compliments our new California imaging modality. In addition to our clinically validated optomap color rg image, color rgb provides additional retinal visualization to our customers as they manage their patient’s treatment and ongoing care. 4 optomap images taken in a single capture in less than ½ second. Find out more today: https://lnkd.in/e6tiEp7r

With three full time doctors in practice, Melanie Langford, OD is able to continually grow her business by utilizing a technology that aids in clinical decision making and demonstrates continued commitment to her patients. After recently upgrading to the Monaco, combining optomap ultra-widefield retinal imaging with SD-OCT, the multimodal imaging capabilities from one piece of equipment allows for more diagnostic data, and according to Dr. Langford, a more thorough ocular examination. With more than 25,000 devices installed globally, Optos aims to set the standard for eye examinations that deliver the best care for patients. Read more and Dr. Langfords full testimonial on our blog. https://lnkd.in/ePk9v2TK #optos #optomap #optometry #eyecare

Patient Experience Week is an annual event that is observed in healthcare institutions across the globe. During this week, eye care providers in particular can benefit from highlighting the use of optomap technology and its role in patient experience. As an advocate for her patients' care, education, and overall experience, Dr. Michelle Mann, OD, boasts the importance of single capture, multi-modality, UWF retinal imaging for both her patients and the efficiency of her practice. Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/e5vE8QmZ #eyecare #retinalimaging #optomap #optos

Women's Eye Health and Safety Month is an excellent opportunity to promote eye health awareness among women. By raising awareness of eye health conditions and encouraging early detection and treatment, we can help reduce the severity of vision loss and preserve healthy vision. By utilizing technology such as optomap imaging, eye care professionals may detect eye diseases earlier, allowing for effective treatment and better outcomes. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ewj5uePv #optometry #eyehealth #optos #optomap

It is with profound sadness that we learn of the sudden passing of Professor Ramin Tadayoni, a distinguished leader in the field of ophthalmology and a dear friend to many.   A visionary in retinal research and the President of the European Society of Retina Specialists (EURETINA), Professor Tadayoni served as head of the ophthalmology departments at Fondation Adolphe de Rothschild, and Lariboisière Hospital, and was a Professor at the University of Paris. His contribution to our industry and his dedication to his field were truly remarkable.   He had great plans for the future, including the recent inauguration of the Institut Français de la Myopie, aiming to enhance specialized care and spearhead clinical research in myopia. At Optos, we had the honor of collaborating with him and he contributed to our educational webinars and lectures over the years.    Described as a mentor and a compassionate individual, his warmth and kindness touched the lives of everyone he met - from patients to peers and students. Known for his humility and commitment to education, his legacy will continue to inspire and influence generations to come.   We extend our deepest condolences to his family and all who had the privilege of knowing him. In the coming months, we will celebrate and reflect on his remarkable impact. For now, we grieve the loss of a true pioneer in ophthalmology, whose vision and dedication profoundly enriched our community. 

Attention Vision Source Members at The Exchange! The show floor is about to open (Booth #802) so come on by and take advantage of the SHOW SPECIALS you heard about at the General Session! We also want to feature Dr. Jenny Drake's expanded content session, below: Expanded Content Beyond the Initial Investment: Expanding the value of your Optos Device Jenny Drake, OD 4:15 - 5:05 pm – Coastal Breakout 1 Not at The Exchange? Reach out for more information https://lnkd.in/eGedBSqc #VisionSource #VisionSourceTheExchange #optometry

Attention Vision Source Exchange attendees! We have an exciting day ahead of us from the General Session to Expanded Content learning sessions, and The Exchange show floor (Booth #802) here's where we'll be for the first half of the day: General Session Updates from Optos on our technology, exciting entertainment, PD the Parrot, and of course Show Specials! Rick Gonzales, John McCall, PD the Parrot 9:40 am - Osceola Ballroom Expanded Content Beyond AMD - The Importance of UWF FAF and OCT Ashley McFerron, OD 12:45 pm - 1:30 pm – Coastal Breakout Not at The Exchange? Reach out for more information https://lnkd.in/eGedBSqc #VisionSource #VisionSourceTheExchange #optometry