Implandata’s intraocular pressure sensor implanted for 1st time in keratoprosthesis surgery patient

Implandata announced the successful implantation of its EyeMate intraocular pressure sensor for the first time in a patient undergoing keratoprosthesis surgery in Europe.

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The telemetrically powered EyeMate intraocular pressure sensor implant allows physicians to non-invasively measure and closely monitor and control IOP in keratoprosthesis patients.

The implantation was a part of the ongoing ARGOS-KP01 pre-market study conducted by Implandata to generate clinical data for potential CE Mark approval.

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