Better screening in sight
RetinaScope started with the insight that better screening for eye diseases can be achieved with a low cost, handheld fundus camera. Earlier and more frequent screening will start by moving the fundus imaging for diabetic patients from specialists to the GP’s and opticians.
MIT project cooperation
The screening of the retina of diabetic patients to detect diabetic could be much easier, faster and cheaper if General Practitioners (GPs) could make use of a low cost and easy to use digital...
Pitch and poster
RetinaScope was selected for the Pitch and Poster event by Thematic Technology Transfer Medtech at the Innovation for Health event on April 6th in Rotterdam.
RetinaScope at Medica 2022
Finally the full Medica Dusseldorf was back. RetinaScope was present at the booth of distributor IDCP Medtech. RetinaScope launched its first product, the RetinaScope Plus retinal camera with the...
Retinal imaging
The retina, fundus, is not only the most important interface with the external world for people, but also shows clear indications of what is happening in the body. Retinal imaging has started as a diagnostic tool for eye diseases but is evolving into a guide for health and wellness information. One of the most important current function is the screening of diabetes patients for Diabetic Retinopathy. More generalized screening programs can also screen for Age-related Macula Degeneration (AMD) and Glaucoma.
