The 3rd Annual NIDEK IMAGEs OF THE YEAR Award

The 3rd Annual NIDEK IMAGEs OF THE YEAR Award has ended in a great success. Thank you for your visit.

 

Grand Prix
Retro mode variation on a theme of Drusen

Guido Ricciotti, MD, Alexandra Miere, MD, PhD

 

 

NIDEK is pleased to announce the 3rd Annual NIDEK IMAGEs OF THE YEAR Award. While continuing the theme “invisible to visible,” this year’s contest highlighted how the Mirante Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope (NIDEK) helps retina specialists find obscure anatomical structures with its multiple imaging techniques, especially its unique Retro mode modality.
Eye care professionals from around the world voted online to choose a striking set of color and Retro mode images captured by the Mirante. The winning images for 2022 come from Guido Ricciotti, MD, and Alexandra Miere, MD, PhD, from the Department of Ophthalmology, Centre Hospitalier Intercommunal de Créteil, France.

We congratulate Dr. Ricciotti and Dr. Miere on winning the 3rd Annual NIDEK IMAGEs OF THE YEAR Award and thank them for sharing thier exceptional experience with the Mirante. We look forward to future collaboration.

 

Comments from Dr. Ricciotti and Dr. Miere

We are honored that our image has been selected as the NIDEK Image of the year among so many fascinating submissions to this contest.
Mirante is a versatile imaging device offering high quality multimodal imaging for interrogating retinal disease.
The Retro mode modality is an important imaging tool in this device, allowing a pseudo3D representation of even subtle retinal changes.
Our image shows some of the possible uses of this imaging technique.
We will undoubtedly continue to discover the potential of this imaging device in the future.

2nd and 3rd place images

We have received so many excellent submissions from clinicians worldwide and are delighted to present the 2nd and 3rd place winners exclusively here.

2nd Place
Retro mode Illumination and Retinitis Pigmetosa

Giulia Corradetti, MD, SriniVas Sadda, MD
Doheny Eye Institute, UCLA, U.S.A

3rd Place
Macular atrophy in EMAP

Francesco Romano, MD, Giovanni Staurenghi, MD
Luigi Sacco Hospital, University of Milan, Italy

Submission & Judging

<Submission Requirements>

●Images have to conform to the theme of this contest: “invisible to visible” New findings with Retro mode imaging.
A set of color and Retro mode images of the same eye captured with Mirante (Please refer to good/bad examples below.)
●Bitmap format
●Maximum of 3 pairs of images per person
●A brief case description
●Patient consent for submitting images to this online contest*
* Prior to submitting to NIDEK, patient data must be​ removed to maintain strict patient confidentiality/anonymity.

<Judging>
Eye care professionals voted on the submissions between November 14th and 30th, 2022.

You submit, We donate

In response to submissions, we made a donation to the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and appreciate all the participants in supporting this charity.

What is Retro mode?

Retro mode is a unique non-invasive technique incorporated into the Mirante for detecting pathologic changes in the retina.
This imaging modality uses scattered IR light to detect abnormal reflection in the retina caused by drusen, edema and other subtle chorioretinal pathologies.

Color and Retro mode images (Drusen)

 

 

Visit Room Mirante to learn more about Mirante and Retro mode.

 

The availability of products differs from country to country depending on the status of approval.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact NIDEK at marketing@nidek.co.jp.

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