Heriot-Watt University found that an LED technology can detect early cataracts, which is expected to allow cataract patients to start treatment and reduce medical resources.
Heriot-Watt University in Scotland and biotechnology company Edinburgh Biosciences Ltd, experts from the University of Edinburgh, Swedish and Danish organizations are committed to research and development of this LED technology. This technology assists the clinician in detecting the fluorescent signal emitted by the lens, thereby recording and continuously tracking the formation of the cataract, and clearly diagnosing whether the patient should receive treatment.
Professor Rory Duncan of Heriot-Watt University said: "This technique does not need to wait for the formation of cataracts, but can be checked before cataracts occur, and preventive measures are taken." General cataract patients often have vision before receiving treatment. Blurred question.
Because cataracts are often a complication of type 1 and type 2 diabetes, this technology can detect diabetes patients through early detection of cataracts, significantly reducing the pressure on health care. In addition, the research team believes that this LED technology can detect the "real age" of the patients in their respective lifestyles and environments, rather than the physiological age, through the changes in the crystals.
The research team will also conduct further testing on pigs to advance the development of this non-invasive treatment technology.
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