Eye Disease

BY A STAFF REPORTER: The retina, the back of the eye, and the cornea are all captured in 3D by this technology, claim the researchers. It is inexpensive to put together into a slit light. They claim that optical coherence tomography technology is just one of many such technologies that are still in use today for 3D imaging. However, their cost is high. Additionally, people who require corneal transplants can employ this innovative method. It may also be able to identify eye cancer, according to researchers. The patient can quickly and affordably diagnose the illness using images without the assistance of a specialist. In less than a second, our gadget provides rapid patient reports.