ZEISS showcases advancements in technology

[caption id="attachment_16606" align="alignleft" width="1024"] Jim Mazzo (left) and Ludwin Monz at yesterday's ZEISS press briefing [/caption] ZEISS unveiled a suite of new technologies advancing the digitalisation of eye care and high-resolution imaging, helping doctors maximise clinical efficiency and performance, at the 37th ESCRS Congress in Paris yesterday. ZEISS introduced the ZEISS EQ Workplace®, the latest addition to the ZEISS Cataract Suite, offering surgeons a digital solution to connect and streamline the refractive cataract workflow. The ZEISS ARTEVO® 800, the first digital microscope in ophthalmic surgery, recently received CE mark, and includes integrated digital optics for optimised digital visualisation and cloud connectivity to the EQ Workplace, providing surgeons remote access to patient data and images. Also featured at ESCRS is the ZEISS miLOOP®, a micro-interventional device designed to deliver zero-energy endocapsular lens fragmentation. The miLOOP device has received CE mark and is now available to surgeons in markets outside of the USA. ZEISS expands its CIRRUS® optical coherence tomography (OCT) portfolio with the launch of its new CIRRUS® 6000, the next generation, ultra-fast 100kHz system. Speaking to EuroTimes, Jim Mazzo, Global President of Ophthalmic Devices at Carl Zeiss Meditec, said improving outcomes for patients while making practice easier and more efficient for doctors through the latest technology is at the heart of what the company does.

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