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LKC’s ERG/VEP system earns two US patents

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LKC Technologies’ RetEval device, a flash ERG/VEP system, was granted a patent in November for its exclusive stimulus generation.

Another patent was granted in December for the company’s LKC Sensor Skin strip electrode arrays.

These products enable physicians and researchers to better utilize visual electrophysiology to evaluate retina function through the assessment, diagnosis and monitoring of a variety of vision-threatening diseases such as glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy.

The handheld RetEval visual electrodiagnostic system is a solution for ophthalmic flash electroretinogram (ERG) and flash visual-evoked potential (VEP) testing. Benefits of the LKC Sensor Strips include: all three necessary electrodes in one array, three simultaneous connections with one connector, patented torsion-relief feature and automatic electrode clip disconnection feature.