Pixium Vision announces peer-reviewed publications demonstrating the potential of the Next Generation PRIMA implant to restore vision at five times higher resolution than current implant
Pixium Vision is developing the second generation of PRIMA implants in collaboration with its long-term academic partner Stanford University.
- Pixium Vision is developing the second generation of PRIMA implants in collaboration with its long-term academic partner Stanford University.
- "Our new second generation PRIMA implant represents a huge leap forward in prosthetic vision and offers a real chance to restore sight close to natural vision in patients blinded by retinal degeneration," said Lloyd Diamond, Chief Executive Officer of Pixium Vision.
- They are based on the design of the original PRIMA implants, which were also co-developed by Pixium Vision and Stanford University.
- A resolution of 24mm on the retina corresponds to 5 times higher acuity than the clinical average with the current implant, promising a significant improvement of central vision for many AMD patients.