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Okuvision can preserve eyesight

Okuvision is one of the first forms of outpatient treatment for retinitis pigmentosa, whose effectiveness has been proven by clinical studies. About 20,000 people suffering from retinitis pigmentosa in Germany could profit from this.
It has been proven that the Okuvision therapy can delay the progress of the illness and thus preserve eyesight for a longer period. Its special feature: Okuvision transmits weak electrical impulses to the retina. This electronic stimulus to the retina helps to preserve eyesight for a longer period. Nevertheless, this Okuvision therapy for retinitis pigmentosa is hardly perceptible and as a rule causes no pain.

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With the aid of the OkuStim system it is possible for patients, who are suffering from retinitis pigmentosa, to treat themselves at home under medical supervision. The OkuStim system consists of three essential components: the neurostimulator, OkuStim, the spectacle frame, OkuSpex and the electrode, OkuEl. Using the OkuStim system is easy and is adapted to the requirements of the individuals affected. OkuStim is equipped with an audio output so that even patients in a very advanced stage of the illness can operate it without difficulties.
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Retinitis pigmentosa therapy: The OkuStim system with the neurostimulator, OkuStim, the spectacle frame, OkuSpex and the electrode, OkuEl. (click to enlarge)
Retinitis pigmentosa therapy: The OkuStim system with the neurostimulator, OkuStim, the spectacle frame, OkuSpex and the electrode, OkuEl. (click to enlarge)

News:

2012/11/20

Patient brochure released

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2012/11/19

Okuvision GmbH Initiates Multi-Center, Post-Market Study

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2012/09/07

Okuvision GmbH Researcher to Present Clinical Trial Data at EURETINA Annual Congress

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