Heidelberg Engineering invites ARVO delegates to explore its cutting-edge imaging technology across various applications, spanning from fundamental vision research to clinical trials and guided therapy. These advancements, rooted in diagnostic imaging excellence, aim to enhance patient care by revealing deeper insights.
SEELUMA, a pioneering digital imaging system, marks a significant stride in surgical visualization technology. Developed by Heidelberg Engineering’s subsidiary, Munich Surgical Imaging, and exclusively distributed by Bausch + Lomb, SEELUMA introduces cutting-edge intraoperative OCT capabilities set to redefine procedures in the operating room. With its user-friendly interface, ergonomic design, and innovative heads-up 3D monitor, SEELUMA promises unparalleled precision and comfort, elevating the standard of surgical imaging.
ANTERION presents a comprehensive solution for anterior segment imaging, integrating biometry, IOL power calculation, corneal topography, and tomography based on high-resolution OCT images. Its recent submission of the Epithelial Thickness Module (ETM) for FDA clearance further underscores its versatility and commitment to advancing ophthalmic diagnostics.
The Heidelberg CHAMELEON Imaging Research Platform expands the horizons of basic vision research by enabling imaging of a broader range of fluorophores. Built upon the proven SPECTRALIS technology, Heidelberg CHAMELEON facilitates detailed visualization through confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (cSLO) and simultaneous OCT imaging, promising unparalleled clarity and detail crucial for scientific breakthroughs.
Dr. Sebastian Rausch, Clinical Development Manager of Investigational Technologies at Heidelberg Engineering, anticipates the transformative impact of the Heidelberg CHAMELEON Imaging Research Platform in 2025. With over 15 years of experience in medical device research and development, Dr. Rausch emphasizes the company’s commitment to advancing ophthalmic imaging across diverse applications.
Heidelberg Eye Explorer introduces Heidelberg AppWay, a secure gateway and workflow solution leveraging DICOM and MONAI interoperability standards. This platform enables seamless access to AI applications, empowering clinicians and researchers with additional insights into diagnostic images and fostering innovation in AI-driven diagnostics.
The Xtreme Research Award, hosted by Heidelberg Engineering, honors outstanding contributions to ophthalmic research. Dr. Christian Burri from the University of Bern receives this year’s accolade for his pioneering work on real-time OCT guided dosimetry in selective retina therapy (SRT), exemplifying excellence in ophthalmic research.
