We are thrilled to share the highlights from our recent participation in NHG Eye Institute's 9th International Ophthalmology Congress. This esteemed event provided an exceptional platform for us to showcase our latest innovations and engage with colleagues and experts from around the world.

Microclear Apollo Ultra-Widefield Color SLO Fundus:

One of the key highlights of our booth was the unveiling of the Microclear Apollo ultra-widefield Color SLO fundus. This groundbreaking technology offers unparalleled clarity and precision in retinal imaging, with a 165-degree view in one shot and up to 240 degrees in two shots. Its advanced features make it an invaluable tool for diagnosing and managing retinal conditions.

Visionix Vx650 Multi Diagnostic Device:

Attendees were also impressed by the Visionix Vx650, an all-in-one solution for eye screening examinations. With its combination of autorefractor, keratometer, tonometer, pachymeter, and topographer, and fundus imaging capabilities, it streamlines the diagnostic process and enhances patient care.

Visionix Optovue iScan80:

The Optovue iScan80 OCT device garnered attention for its high-resolution imaging and advanced diagnostic capabilities. Its detailed scans of the retina, optic nerve, and anterior segment aid in the early detection and management of ocular diseases, improving patient outcomes. The Wellness Exam is a streamlined assessment tool that efficiently evaluates ocular health and identifies potential pathology, allowing for swift confirmation of normal findings or the need for further imaging.

Moptim Dry Eye Analyzer:

Our Moptim Dry Eye Analyzer received praise for its ability to assess tear film stability and quantity, guiding personalized treatment plans for patients with dry eye disease.The specialized platform is designed for dry eye diagnosis, offering comprehensive tests aligned with the recommendations of the TFOS DEWS II report.

Suoer Wide Field ROP Camera:

Last but not least, the Suoer Wide Field ROP Camera was a highlight for its specialized capabilities in capturing high-resolution images of the retina in premature infants. Early detection and monitoring of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) are crucial for improving outcomes in these vulnerable patients, making this device an essential tool in neonatal care.

Overall, NHG Eye Institute's 9th International Ophthalmology Congress was a resounding success. We are grateful for the opportunity to connect with colleagues, share our innovations, and contribute to the advancement of eye care. Thank you to everyone who visited our booth and contributed to the success of the event. We look forward to continuing our journey of innovation and collaboration in the field of ophthalmology.