The Optos California, an ultra-widefield retinal imaging system designed for the tabletop, is equipped with the company’s new retinal imaging modality, indocyanine green angiography. The system was ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Nikon (7731.T), the 98-year-old Japanese company best known for its cameras, has agreed to buy British retinal imaging firm Optos (OPTS.L) for 259.3 million pounds ($400 million) as ...

The purpose of this report is to demonstrate that a non-contact ultra-widefield dual wavelength laser camera (Optos) is able to capture high-quality images in retinopathy of prematurity (ROP). We ...

Optos, the Scottish eyecare specialist and rising technology star, yesterday said it had added a third device to its range, and that the new product was aimed at the needs of an important customer ...

KINGWOOD, TX--(Marketwired - November 21, 2016) - This November Vision Source and Optos are proud to highlight innovative advancements in diabetic eye care in honor of National Diabetes Awareness ...

LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Nikon, the 98-year-old Japanese company best known for its cameras, has agreed to buy British retinal imaging firm Optos (Other OTC: OPOSF - news) for 259.3 million pounds ...

UK-based retinal imaging company Optos, which sells a variety of optics-based systems for diagnosing eye diseases, has won a “UK PLC” award recognizing its technology development. Part-organized by ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Nikon <7731.T>, the 98-year-old Japanese company best known for its cameras, has agreed to buy British retinal imaging firm Optos for 259.3 million pounds ($400 million) as it moves ...

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Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (RRD) affects the function of the retina before and after surgical repair. We investigated ultra-wide-field autofluorescence (UAF) abnormalities in patients with ...

The retinal imaging company, Optos, has returned to profit and has said it is looking to grow abroad. The Fife-based firm made a profit of £8m for the year compared with a loss of £2.4m last time.