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High-quality, repeatable imaging is the cornerstone of managing diabetic eye disease

January 14, 2022

In the article “Managing diabetic eye disease eased with repeatable, high-quality imaging” recently published in Modern Retina, Dr. David Eichenbaum highlights various SPECTRALIS multimodal imaging platform features and their benefits in managing diabetic eye disease. He delves into the importance of having dependable and consistent imaging capability within the retina practice.

Reflections on durable therapies for diabetic macular edema amid COVID-19 pandemic

January 7, 2022

An article in Ophthalmology Times by Dr. Caesar Luo overviews considerations for sustainable DME management options during the everchanging COVID-19 healthcare landscape, with an emphasis on the backlog caused by patients’ reluctance to visit clinics during the pandemic. It includes an interesting case study imaged using a SPECTRALIS OCT.

NOTICE: LOG4SHELL GAP

December 17, 2021

The Log4Shell gap is a global security risk that affects a commonly used Java logging library (Log4j). We are pleased to inform you that no Heidelberg Engineering product is affected by the Log4j vulnerability, this includes products designed and manufactured by our subsidiaries, MedicalCommunications and Medisoft.

Ophthalmic Education lifts off for Out-of-this-World Edition

December 14, 2021

Prompted by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic to create a virtual event for a second year in a row, the Heidelberg Engineering Academy team rose to the occasion and delivered the Virtual Imaging Symposium 2021 (VIS) on Friday, October 15 and Saturday, October 16, 2021. The ambitious two-day agenda comprised a combined total of 36 hours of scientific programming and left a stellar impression on well over 700 participants who watched the event from across the globe.

Acceptance for SPECTRALIS SHIFT Technology under new EU Medical Device Regulation

November 12, 2021

With the introduction of an innovative new technology, SPECTRALIS^® users will be able to choose the most suitable OCT scan speed for each individual patient. Standard presets ensure an efficient workflow, while practitioners are flexible to modify the OCT acquisition speed to strike the ideal balance between speed and image quality.

Virtual Imaging Symposium 2021

October 6, 2021

The countdown is on: Come on board and fly with us into space! Experience scientific lectures of internationally renowned speakers at the highest level – moderated live from the "ISS studio".

Inaugural Latin America and Spain Imaging Symposium 2021 (LASIS 2021) proves popular

August 6, 2021

Heidelberg Engineering is grateful for the warm welcome of its first-ever Latin America and Spain Imaging Symposium (LASIS) among Spanish-speaking ophthalmologists from 23 different countries.

ANTERION: Advanced IOL toolbox for complex cataract surgeries

August 6, 2021

ANTERION from Heidelberg Engineering is a comprehensive device for optical biometry and IOL power calculation. It provides spectacular images of the anterior segment by combining swept-source OCT technology with eye tracking. The resulting high-resolution B-scan images enable precise measurements for optimal cataract and anterior segment surgery.

Xtreme Research Award winners explain “OCT Neuro-Toolbox” examinations

May 25, 2021

The winners of the Xtreme Research Award 2021 have brought neuro-ophthalmology to the forefront of ocular imaging and innovation with their “OCT Neuro-Toolbox” approach.

Cooperation with Christian Doppler Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Retina

May 17, 2021

Heidelberg Engineering has started a long-term cooperation with the Christian Doppler Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Retina, under the leadership of Hrvoje Bogunović, from the Department of Ophthalmology and Optometrics of the Medical University of Vienna.