WiFi Allows Indian Eye Specialists to Screen Patients in Remote Cinics
Tuesday, June 13th, 2006Technology based on WiFi wireless networks allows eye specialists at a hospital in India to screen patients in remote clinics via a video conference.
Michels, a Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., ophthalmologist, has been treating some patients afflicted by the wet form of the disease with Lucentis, a Genentech Inc. drug that was placed on fast-track review by the Food and Drug Administration and could be approved this month.
Technology based on WiFi wireless networks allows eye specialists at a hospital in India to screen patients in remote clinics via a video conference.
Dangerous fungal eye infection ‘Fusarium Keratitis’, that sparked the May 15 market recall of Bausch & Lomb’s ReNu with MoistureLoc contact lens solution may be more widespread than previously thought, researchers report.
Allen Taylor, Ph.D., at Tufts University and colleagues reported that carbohydrate intake in older nondiabetic persons is related to the development of nuclear and cortical lens opacities.
If you are a quadriplegic and you need glasses, a new foundation may be able to get you Lasik for free, according to NBC4’s Dr. Bruce Hensel.
Dry eyes is a condition characterized by a decrease in the production of tears or change in the quality of tears.