retinopathy

I don't mean to pry, are the shots for macular degeneration or do you have retinopathy of diabetes?

Based on some quick research, macular degeneration can be a higher risk for diabetics that also have diabetic retinopathy.

They even commercialized their Diabetic Retinopathy imaging model, which was based on research for a paper published in 2016!

Kaiser has ramped up and now takes more and more eye pictures to check for diabetic retinopathy.

The article mentions a system for diabetic retinopathy diagnosis that is certified and has liability coverage.

Yeah, because there's a (previously observed) paradoxical effect where decreasing blood glucose levels can accelerate the progress of diabetic retinopathy.

Or is that a complication of diabetic retinopathy or some other condition that you already had?

The goal of the competition was to predict the presence and severity of the disease Diabetic Retinopathy from photographs of eyes.

There’s plenty of products for retinopathy and looks like Inception networks do fine for cataracts.

I actually don’t have the retinopathy you have, but am unlucky in the eye department in other ways.

And this is all way before any diabetic retinopathy develops in those patients.

Personally, I went from mild background retinopathy to PDR and getting laser treatment in about 3 months.

However, having the sun in your field of view momentarily doesn't blind you (disclaimer: don't stare at the sun until it blinds you; that will blind you ("solar retinopathy")).