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KAMRA™ Corneal Inlay Presbyopia San Diego La Jolla

Posted on May 1, 2016 in Research Studies

Gordon Schanzlin New Vision Institute was one of the original clinical investigators for a U.S. Food and Drug Administration study on the The KAMRA™ corneal inlay. This innovative treatment recently received FDA approval to treat the loss of near vision that is often associated with presbyopia. The KAMRA™ inlay can ...
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Dislike Your Reading Glasses? Learn About the Latest Investigative Treatment for Presbyopia

Posted on June 19, 2014 in Latest News, Presbyopia, Research Studies

In our last blog post titled, “What Causes Presbyopia?”, our eye surgeon, Dr. Michael Gordon, explained why this condition occurs as we age. In addition to laser surgery and lens implants, one of the latest investigative treatments for presbyopia is the Presbia Flexivue Microlens™. Dr. Gordon, who is actively involved ...
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National LASIK and Contact Lens Study

Posted on April 7, 2011 in In the Community, Latest News, Research Studies

San Diego, CA – April 7, 2011 – The Cornea Research Foundation of America – an international not-for-profit research organization founded in 1988 to preserve, protect and restore human sight is conducting a national clinical study comparing visual results, patient satisfaction and quality of life issues as they relate to ...
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Looking for Participants for New Research Study

Posted on October 4, 2010 in LASIK, Research Studies

Gordon Schanzlin New Vision Institute is conducting a research study investigating the effectiveness of a new LASIK procedure. You may receive payment for participating. To determine if you are a candidate call for your free consultation, at 1-800-NEW-VISION. ...
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No-Cost Near Vision Research Study May Reduce Need for Reading Glasses – Clinical Trials

Posted on November 4, 2009 in Latest News, Research Studies

Understanding the loss of near vision. A healthy, young eye is able to focus light from both far and near objects to create a clear image at all distances. By age 45, the eye’s natural lens is too stiff to focus on near points. As a result, near tasks like ...
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