Doctors have developed an ocular implant for glaucoma

Scientists from Bar-Ilan University (Israel) provided an implantable sensor that allows for easy and regular monitoring of pressure in the eyes glaucoma.

A miniature barometer, a few millimeters in length, can be embedded in synthetic lenses used to replace the natural lenses of people with cataracts. The author of the development of the essi Mandel (Mandel Yossi) believes that continuous monitoring and self-control, which provides a new device that will improve treatment of glaucoma and enable people to avoid unnecessary visits to the specialist.

The advantage of the new sensor is that it can be installed in a patient's eye for many years. This compares favorably with modern devices designed for short-term use.

Source: nauka24news.ru/