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22.04
2026

We’ll See You in Denver! ARVO 2026 – The Phoenix-Micron Guide to the Mile High City

By wrgadmin In ARVO 2026
We’ll See You in Denver! ARVO 2026 – The Phoenix-Micron Guide to the Mile High City

Can’t wait to see everyone at ARVO 2026 in Denver, May 3–7! Every year we leave this meeting energized — the research presentations, the poster sessions, the conversations that happen in the hallways between talks — it all adds up to something worthwhile, year after year. Phoenix-Micron has deep Colorado roots, and several of our […]

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Subretinal injection damage has implication for experimental control and treatment in rat model of retinopathy of prematurity

In their 2017 article, “Effect of subretinal injection on retinal structure and function in a rat oxygen-induced retinopathy model,” Becker et al used the Phoenix MICRON IV fundus camera, Phoenix MICRON OCT2 and corresponding layer analysis software Insight 2D, and the Phoenix MICRON focal ERG to find that subretinal injection of saline or even introduction of a needle into the vitreal space has a detrimental effect on a rat model of retinopathy of prematurity. In normal adult rats, there is no effect of subretinal injections (results in other species vary) so these rats with oxygen-induced retinopathy may be more sensitive to damage.

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5_Fundus

Color fundus image of a C57BL/6 wild-type mouse retina captured with the MICRON system, showing the optic nerve head with retinal vessels radiating over a healthy neurosensory retina.

4_GFP

Fluorescent retinal image of GFP-labeled ganglion cells captured with the MICRON system, showing bright, discrete cell bodies scattered across the retinal field.

3_CFP

Retinal image of cyan fluorescent protein (CFP) expression captured with the MICRON system, showing fluorescent signal distributed through the retina and along the vasculature.

2_FA

Fluorescein angiogram of a mouse retina captured in vivo with the MICRON system, highlighting large and fine vessels with uniform vascular filling and no signs of leakage or occlusion. The system's sensitivity enables visualization of blood flow, with individual cells often visible in motion during live video capture.

1_Albino

Color fundus image of a BALB/c mouse retina captured in vivo with the MICRON system, showing a translucent retina and visible choroidal vessels — features characteristic of albinism.