C-746CNeuroVision Imaging
retinal imaging, blood biomarkers, telehealth
diagnostics
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C-746CC-746Cretinal imaging, blood biomarkers, telehealth
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The company’s stated belief was that vision is not determined only by the optics of the eye but also by neural processing in the visual cortex, and that this brain-level processing can be improved through non-invasive, patient-specific perceptual learning. It presented its technology as using Gabor-patch training and related stimulus control to strengthen cortical processing, reduce neural noise, improve contrast sensitivity and visual acuity, and enable treatment of conditions such as adult amblyopia that had often been considered untreatable.
SourceThe company’s stated position was that reduced vision from amblyopia and related visual deficits is not necessarily fixed after childhood, because the adult visual cortex retains enough plasticity to be retrained. It presented its approach as a non-invasive perceptual-learning program that repeatedly stimulates the brain’s visual processing system so patients can improve visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, and overall visual performance.
SourceNeuroVision presented the retina as an accessible extension of the brain and stated that Alzheimer’s-related pathology could be detected there, making noninvasive retinal imaging a practical way to identify and monitor disease earlier than conventional diagnostic pathways. The company’s position was that imaging retinal amyloid and related changes could support earlier, cheaper, and more scalable Alzheimer’s screening and research.
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