In vivo cornea imaging developed by researchers

Synchronisation between the scanners and the BitFlow frame grabber supported the cornea imaging technique (Image: The Healthcare Technology Report)

Synchronisation between the scanners and the BitFlow frame grabber supported the cornea imaging technique (Image: The Healthcare Technology Report)

The research findings could help with evaluation of structural alterations that take place in different corneal diseases, as well as monitoring of disease progression and treatment efficacy.

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