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Article

Is ERG needed if you have access to a good structural imaging device?

Optometry’s Community
April 2024
ERG detects functional stress so that we can anticipate structural damage. In studies comparing ERG and imaging for diabetic retinopathy, ERG was better at predicting which patients would need intervention.
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New Management, Same RETeval: LKC’s Acquisition Sets the Stage for the Future of ERG

Pie Magazine
February 2024
When visionary new management combines with already-innovative eye care technology in the ultraportable and reliable RETeval ERG, the future is brighter than ever.
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Efficiency is Key

Review of Optometry
February 2024
Dr. Paul Karpecki describes how newer technologies can lead to more accurate diagnoses. Among other equipment, he highlights the RETeval handheld ERG/VEP and explains how extremely valuable it is in assessing diabetic retinopathy progression.
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The Future of Eye Care Is…Prevention

Modern Optometry
January 2024
As technology and treatment evolve to allow early intervention and help prevent disease or progression, doctors must be willing to do their part and follow through on early findings and at-risk patients.
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What’s your clinical protocol for managing diabetic retinopathy?

Optometry Times
January 2024
A task force of eye care providers is asking for feedback on newly-developed guidelines for managing diabetic retinopathy in their patients.
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Identifying Early Retinal Neurovascular Dysfunction

Eyes on Eyecare
January 2024
Recent studies on new protocols and diagnostic tests show what optometrists can do to identify diabetic retinopathy and retinal neurovascular dysfunction early.
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AI identifies autism via ERG in the blink of an eye 

Optometry Times
January 2024
Using an electroretinogram (ERG), researchers have deployed AI to identify specific features to classify autism spectrum disorder.
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LKC’s RETeval Device Leads the Revolution in Electroretinography 

PIE Magazine
December 2023
Portable, comfortable and user-friendly – all while providing objective and immediate results – the RETeval is the choice for vitreoretinal surgeon Prof. Stanga in diagnosing and managing a variety of retinal diseases.
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Why It’s Important to Establish Effective Communication Among the Diabetic Patient’s Care Team

Modern Optometry
November 2023
Drs. Sherrol Reynolds and Breanne McGhee make the case for collaboration between all health care providers involved in disease management efforts.
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Task force seeks input from optometry on guidelines for diabetic retinopathy management

Primary Care Optometry News
November 2023
A group of medical optometry educators is requesting input on the recently released consensus document, as part of the second phase of a public health initiative.
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Article

Top 40 Delegate Encounters at EURETINA

PIE Magazine
November 2023
Matt Young from Media MICE writes about his many successful encounters at EURETINA, including his meeting with Monika Ranta, LKC's VP of International Sales.
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How ERG Helps Boost Clinical & Financial Success

Review of Optometric Business
November 2023
Dr. Bobby Wood explains how he uses the RETeval's DR Score (diabetic retinopathy score) to help predict whether a patient may require diabetic retinopathy intervention treatment.
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A Straightforward Approach to Managing and Supporting Patients with Diabetes

Review of Optometry
October 2023
The Diabetic Retinopathy Taskforce introduces Modern Fundamentals of Diabetic Retinopathy Management in Optomerty, a consensus document that aims to elevate diabetic care.
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Article

RETeval: An Essential Tool for Glaucoma Care

Corporate Optometrist
September 2023
Dr. Andre Lenoir describes how he went from considering electroretinography as an antiquated technology to regarding it as an essential tool in modern optometry.
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Expand Your Opportunities for Profitability

Modern Optometry
September 2023
According to Dr. Christopher Lopez, the RETeval handheld ERG device is the electrodiagnostic equipment of choice for the modern day optometrist.
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Substance Tables:

The table below lists substances which may be contained within LKC’s RETeval and RETevet products. Substances listed as Type 1 are within permissible levels in one or more of LKC’s products. Substances listed as Type 2 are used in the production of some components used in LKC products and may be present at trace levels, but are typically destroyed during processing. 

RETeval and RETevet Devices

Substance CAS # Type Listed as causing:
Nickel 7440-02-0 1 Cancer
Acrylonitrile 107-13-1 2
Ethylbenzine 100-41-4 2
Crystaline Silica 14808-60-7 1
Lead 7439-92-1 1 Cancer Developmental Toxicity Male Reproductive Toxicity Female Reproductive Toxicity
Methylene Chloride 75-09-2 2 Cancer Female Reproductive Toxicity
Bisphenol A 80-05-7 2
N-Hexane  110-54-3 2 Male Reproductive Toxicity