miophthalmology

1. Retinopathy of Prematurity – A Brave New World

   Dr. Christolyn Raj, Dr. Abishek Sharma and Dr. Jam | 01 February 2018

   Identifying Retinopathy of Prematurity complications and making an early referral to an ophthalmologist is paramount to managing children born prematurely. Retinopathy of Prematurity is a vasoproliferative disorder of the premature retina... Read More

   

2. The Myopic Retina: Taming the Beast

   Dr. Abhishek Sharma and Dr. Christolyn Raj | 29 November 2017

   The risks of complications associated with myopia increase with age, making co-ordinated care of myopic patients essential to prevent loss of sight. “People live in different sized houses, from small cottages to spacious mansions. But imagine if we all... Read More

   

3. What is New in IOL Technology?

   Dr. Uday Bhatt | 27 October 2017

   Researchers are increasingly focused on developing innovative presbyopia correcting intraocular lenses to satisfy the demands of patients. There is a definite trend towards patients requesting, and being fitted with, presbyopia correcting intraocular lenses... Read More

   

4. Zeus MS-39 Corneal OCT

   mivision | 27 October 2017

   The MS-39 is the latest piece of equipment developed by Italian company CSO.  The MS-39 anterior segment topographer-tomographer is a fast acquisition system that captures high-resolution images of the ocular anterior segment and accurately measures... Read More

   

5. MIGS with ABiC iTrack

   mivision | 27 October 2017

   One of the challenges associated with the use of stent-based MIGS is that the location of increased aqueous outflow resistance is often unclear: when targeting a small area of the outflow system with stent-based MIGS, there is a risk that the area of blockage ... Read More

   

6. Zeiss Micro Incision IOLs

   mivision | 27 October 2017

   Zeiss has an extensive range of IOLs for micro incision cataract surgery, to help restore your patients’ vision to be as close as possible to young, healthy eyes. Zeiss IOLs help surgeons achieve optimum post-operative results for a range of visual... Read More

   

7. Oculentis Intraocular Lenses

   mivision | 27 October 2017

   Device Technologies Australia is the exclusive distributor of the Oculentis range of intraocular lenses (IOLs), including the only segmental, refractive multifocal intraocular lens currently available in Australia and New Zealand. Oculentis refractive... Read More

   

8. Whitestar Signature Pro

   mivision | 27 October 2017

   The Whitestar Signature Pro phacoemulsification system from Johnson and Johnson Vision delivers clinical flexibility and high-quality performance. The Whitestar Signature Pro System continuously works behind the scenes to monitor intraocular pressure and... Read More

   

9. Trifocal and Multifocal IOLs: Rapid Evolution

   Clinical Associate Professor Michael Lawless | 26 October 2017

   What will intraocular lenses look like in the future, how precise will the vision they deliver be… and will we need them anyway? In 2017, the average cataract surgeon has a standard deviation error of 0.50 dioptres (D), a mean absolute error of 0.4D... Read More

   

10. Exploring New Laser Refractive Platforms

    Dr. Kerrie Meades | 03 October 2017

    Refractive surgery continues to evolve, offering new technologies and procedures to correct vision that enable patients to maintain active lifestyles and enjoy quality of life. I started consulting as an ophthalmologist too many years ago to think about.... Read More