Optimo Medical AG
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
Ansys is committed to setting today's students up for success, by providing free simulation engineering software to students.
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The Optimeyes™ simulation software, developed by Optimo Medical in Switzerland, is the first ever product, capable of providing patient-specific eye surgery planning, outcome prediction, and treatment parameter optimization. The software uses Ansys Structural to simulate the effects of physical interferences planned for the individual eye with a precision that outperforms conventional methods. In eye surgery, it is literally microns that make the difference between a success operation and an unsatisfactory result. Too many of the 50’000 eyes operated on every day, have an unsatisfactory outcome. As Univ.-Prof. and key-opinion-leader Thomas Kohnen puts it: “[..] there is actually a lot of variability in outcomes. This may result from the incorrect placement of incisions” (source: Eurotimes, July/August 2015). Eye surgery is becoming more complex because patients are getting younger, more and more demanding, and expect consequently better results. Even though diagnosis and therapy rely on hi-tech devices, surgery planning was based on lo-tech statistical charts and the experience of doctors. Nonetheless, the patient’s vision correction was frequently lower than what was expected. This resulted in a second intervention for the patient. With Optimeyes, lo-tech planning is replaced with hi-tech solutions and the treatment planning is simplified and results improved. The vision is that, thanks to the support of Ansys Inc., Optimo Medical becomes a global leader in personalized eye surgery planning. By applying personalized biomechanical simulations in daily clinical practice, Optimeyes™ helps patients suffering from vision impairment to regain a higher quality of life.