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The PDF with the short report with pictures from the therapy of a diabetic foot can be viewed or downloaded here.
The pictures from the treatment of unhealing wounds an be found here:
http://www.onkocet.eu/en/produkty-detail/220/1/
The pictures from the treatment of unhealing wounds an be found here:
http://www.onkocet.eu/en/produkty-detail/293/1/
ONKOCET Ltd. has exhibited the devices from its portfolio on the MEDTEC UK exhibition in Birmingham, April 2011 through our partner Medical & Partners.
The ONKOCET company has successfully reached the certification of yet another medical device, Infrared Camera SVIT. The Certificate can be found here. The videos from the device operation can be found here.
Our device, the non-invasive blood analyzer AMP has won the Golden Incheba prize at a medical exhibition SLOVMEDICA - NON-HANDICAP 2010. A big thank you goes to the organizers of the exhibition for acknowledging the quality of our device and to the exhibitor, the Medical & Partners company, for introduction of the AMP device to the medical public again.We are pleased to inform our business partners, that our company has succesfully finished the certification process of Concor Soft Contact Lenses.
You can find the certificate here.More information on Concor Soft Contact Lenses go to section Medical preparations/Concor soft contact lenses, or follow this link.
Our company has finished the certification process for another medical device, computerized spirometer MAS-1K with oximeter. You can find the device certificate here..jpg)
Since May 2010 there is a new version of AMP device available.Follow this link if you want to see the pictures and specifications of the device.
http://www.onkocet.eu/en/produkty-detail/293/1/
Dear partners, In October 2009 we have received CE certificate for another device from our portfolio, NO therapeutical device PLASON. You can find more information about this revolutionary device, used for healing of unhealing wounds, diabetic foot, or for cosmetical purposes, at our webpage, section "Medical devices" -> PLASON-NO Therapy.
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Best regards
Team of ONKOCET Ltd. company
Advantages of wearing of soft contact lenses
CONCOR Contact lenses
Contact lenses are special thin plastic discs which rest directly on the cornea. What are they advantages in comparison with glasses?
Advantages of contact lenses
Better correction for certain eye conditions, such as keratoconus and irregular astigmatim.
Thick glasses reduce the side vision in spectacles, because the power is only at the center. The frame also reduces side vision. This problem is solved by contact lenses.
No fogging of vision from humidity and perspiration.
Cosmetic approach to eye problems.
Very comfortable for sportsmen.
Use of optical instruments such as microscope and camera becomes easier.
Soft Contact Lenses
Soft Lenses are made of gel-like plastic and they absorb water as a sponge, which makes the lens more comfortable to wear.
What are the advantages of soft contact lenses?
For a lot of people the soft lenses are considerably more comfortable than the gas permeable ones. Especially convenient are disposable lenses. Every morning you apply a new lens and in the evening you throw it away. You don´t have to either to clean the lenses or store them, therefore you don´t need any lans case or cleaning solution..
Advantages
More comfortable so fits easily.
Can be worn part time.
Does not pop out so better than hard lenses for active and sports related lifestyle.
Remains centrally located in the eyes.
Dust does not get trapped so comfortable even in dusty atmosphere.
Disadvantages
Need of proper care and cleaning.
Vision may not be as sharp as hard lenses especially with astigmatism. However these days toric soft lenses are available for astigmatism which are even more expensive..
Wouldn't You Rather Wear Contacts Than Glasses?
If you are wearing glasses, you can easily realize what the contact lenses can offer you. This chart can help you compare which option of vision correction is the best for you. Since both of the methods of vison correction have their advantages and disadvantages, most of the people decide to use both glasses and contact lenses.
Glasses
CONCOR Contact Lenses
The distance between the eye and lens can create distortions.
The lens is worn directly on the eye, enabling much more natural vision.
Poor peripheral vision.
Entire view field is in focus, which is important especially in sports, driving, etc., where you need to see as much around you as possible.
Constant presence of the edge of lens and the frame. Reflections off the backside of the lens occur in specific light conditions.
With contacts, no annoying obstructions or reflections are present.
Presence of uncomfortable burden on your face and ears. Periodic need for tightening or other adjustment.
No weight and resulting discomfort. No frame constantly slipping down your nose.
Glasses fog up with temperature changes.
Contacts don't fog up.
Glasses prevent safe and comfortable involvement by sports and some other activities.
No distractions. Contact lenses are widely used among athletes.
Restrictions with usage of sunglasses.
There are no restrictions with wearing of sunglasses.
Glasses are an unnatural, distracting barrier between your eyes and the world.
Contacts don't detract from your natural appearance; they let people see your eyes.
Eyeglasses are annoying to wear in rain or snow.
Contact lenses won't collect precipitation and blur your vision.
Glasses need to complement your outfit. For instance, casual frames may not suit evening attire. Or colors may clash.
Contacts match everything you wear. Special coloured lenses can even help your eye color appear to be changed according to your wishes.
Glasses
CONCOR Contact Lenses
The distance between the eye and lens can create distortions.
The lens is worn directly on the eye, enabling much more natural vision.
Poor peripheral vision.
Entire view field is in focus, which is important especially in sports, driving, etc., where you need to see as much around you as possible.
Constant presence of the edge of lens and the frame. Reflections off the backside of the lens occur in specific light conditions.
With contacts, no annoying obstructions or reflections are present.
Presence of uncomfortable burden on your face and ears. Periodic need for tightening or other adjustment.
No weight and resulting discomfort. No frame constantly slipping down your nose.
Glasses fog up with temperature changes.
Contacts don't fog up.
Glasses prevent safe and comfortable involvement by sports and some other activities.
No distractions. Contact lenses are widely used among athletes.
Restrictions with usage of sunglasses.
There are no restrictions with wearing of sunglasses.
Glasses are an unnatural, distracting barrier between your eyes and the world.
Contacts don't detract from your natural appearance; they let people see your eyes.
Eyeglasses are annoying to wear in rain or snow.
Contact lenses won't collect precipitation and blur your vision.
Glasses need to complement your outfit. For instance, casual frames may not suit evening attire. Or colors may clash.
Contacts match everything you wear. Special coloured lenses can even help your eye color appear to be changed according to your wishes.
Common features for glasses and contact lenses:
Both require careful handling and cleaning.
Glasses have to be wiped several times a day, while contacts need varying degrees of care, depending on the type. The cleaning is usualy fast and easy.
Both can correct astigmatism.
Astigmatism, an irregular, vision distorting cornea shape, is something that many people think only glasses can correct. But nowadays contact lenses do an outstanding job of correcting astigmatism.
Both are affordable.
When you consider that you wear glasses or contact lenses every single day of your life, the amount you spend on them is far less than some other items of daily use. Considering how important they are to the quality of your life, they're invaluable.
Since glasses have few, if any, advantages over contact lenses, you may decide to start using contact lenses.
If you're still undecided about which vision option is best for you, talk about it with your ophtalmologist.