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OCT
Nov 2019
OCT - We Can Learn More About This Powerful Tool
During the past decade and a half OCT has evolved from a research tool ...
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Diagram of an eye
Nov 2019
Allergan Voluntary Recall XEN® Glaucoma Gel Implant
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) in Australia and Medsafe in New Zealand the agencies responsible for...
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OCT scan
Nov 2019
Targeted OCT Screening For The Greatest Impact
As useful as it can be, performing OCT on every patient who walks through ...
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Eye diagram on a monitor
Oct 2019
Glaucoma Patients are Now Easier to Find
Good news for the 150,000-plus people in Australia who are unaware they have glaucoma and are at risk of permanent and irreversible vision loss...
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Scientists conducting research in laboratory
Oct 2019
Aussie Researchers Put Zeiss SITA Algorithms Under the Microscope
This research is said to provide evidence that a faster testing algorithm can help overcome barriers including, time and patient cooperation in clinical practice...
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Two surgeons wearing masks and scrubs in operating theatre
Oct 2019
What are Short and Long-Term Effects of Peripheral Iridotomy (PI) Laser?
Peripheral iridotomy laser is used in the treatment of primary angle closure disease by helping to reduce the risk of angle closure...
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Professor Jamie Craig giving eye test on patient
Oct 2019
Glaucoma Australia Announces New Research Grant Recipients
To commemorate World Sight Day 2019, Glaucoma Australia is pleased to announce the inaugural recipients of its new Glaucoma Research Grants Program...
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David Hurley
Oct 2019
Governor-General Joins Glaucoma Australia As Patron
Glaucoma Australia is delighted to announce our new patron, the Governor-General, His Excellency...
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Close up of eye
Sep 2019
Trabeculectomy v. MIGS
MIGS procedures tend to be quicker to perform, result in less trauma to the eye, with a quicker recovery and are generally regarded to be safer...
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