Optos Unveils New Retinal Imaging Technology at Euretina

Optos announced advances to its ultra-widefield multimodal retinal imaging at its satellite symposia at the Euretina congress in Amsterdam.

Optos’ devices capture ultra-widefield (UWFTM) high-resolution optomap images of 200 degress of the retina in a single image. At Euretina, Optos unveiled their latest innovations, including the Optos California’s new red/green/blue (rgb) color UWFTM imaging modality, and the Optos Silverstone, an integration of swept-source OCT alongside UWF imaging.

Optos hosted a satellite symposium titled “Advances in Ultra-widefield Multimodal Retinal Imaging - Learn from our Experts," moderated by Prof. Srinivas Sadda, Professor of Ophthalmology–University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and Director of Artificial Intelligence & Imaging Research–Doheny Eye Institute. The symposium featured presentations and case studies from global ophthalmologists: Prof. Srinivas Sadda, Dr. Ali Erginay, Miss Vasuki Sivagnanavel, and Prof. Paulo Stanga. These experts explored various facets of ultra-widefield multimodal retinal imaging, shedding light on critical case studies and advancements.

“This is an exciting time in the space, particularly for geographic atrophy. The emergence of therapies for atrophy has really heightened the importance of having these diagnostic strategies to identify the monitor that we need to build to do this at scale," Prof. Sadda said in a company news release. "Because this kind of ultra-wide field imaging is available, it is going to be a particularly useful tool for us identifying patients who might be eligible for therapy.”

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