Examine the retina
beyond current limits

Adaptive optics retinal imaging

Over a billion people suffer from diseases that impact the back of their eyes. More than ever, advances in retinal imaging are needed to better diagnose and treat these pathologies

Imagine Eyes’ products now enable examining patients’ retinas with an unprecedented level of detail – the cellular level – thanks to adaptive optics imaging technology.

Ultrahigh resolution

Detect microscopic lesions. Track minute changes in the retina

Cellular-level imaging

Examine individual retinal cells including cone photoreceptors

Microvascular imaging

Examine the wall structure of small retinal blood vessels

Non-invasive and fast

Quick imaging procedures using safe infrared illumination

Discover the rtx1™

The reference product in adaptive optics imaging

Product page Publications

Publications in the spotlight

Takagi et al. Ophthalmology Retina (2019)

Evaluation of Transplanted Autologous Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Retinal Pigment Epithelium in Exudative Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Suzuki et al. OSLI Retina (2019)

High-Resolution Retinal Imaging Reveals Preserved Cone Photoreceptor Density and Choroidal Thickness in Female Carriers of Choroideremia

Paques et al. Progress in Retinal and Eye Research (2018)

Adaptive Optics Ophthalmoscopy: Application to Age-Related Macular Degeneration and Vascular Diseases

All peer-reviewed papers

Latest news

13.09.2019

Great presentations and posters at the AOO and OCT meeting !

25.07.2019

rtx1 in clinical trial for stem-cell therapy for AMD

27.06.2019

SHIVA project awarded with € 8.2 million in funding to fight small vessel diseases

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Upcoming events

73rd JCO meeting in Kyoto

24.10.2019 - 27.10.2019

Nikon Healthcare Japan will be exhibiting the rtx1-e Adaptive Optics retinal camera at the 73rd Congress of Japanese Clinical Ophthalmology, in Kyoto on October 24th-27th 2019. We welcome all JCO visitors to stop by Nikon booth and see our latest […]

SGOF seminar on Genetic Ophthalmology in Ghent

06.12.2019 - 07.12.2019

Save the date ! Imagine Eyes will exhibit the rtx1 Adaptive Optics Retinal Camera at the next seminar of the Société de Génétique Ophtalmologique Francophone (SGOF), on December 6-7 in Ghent, Belgium. During this seminar organized by Prof. […]

BIOS 2020 in San Francisco

01.02.2020 - 02.02.2020

Imagine Eyes will exhibit at the upcoming SPIE BIOS conference. It will be held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, on February 1-2 2020. We warmly welcome all attendees to visit us on booth #8033 to discover striking advances in adaptive optics […]

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