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World First in Lübeck: Blind Patient Should Be Able to Read Through Retinal Chip

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Vision through new technology: A retina chip has been used at the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein in Lübeck worldwide for the first time since its approval in July 2026. A blinded senior woman can hope for it again.

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World First in Lübeck: Blind Patient Should Be Able to Read Through Retinal Chip

Vision through new technology: A retina chip has been used at the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein in Lübeck worldwide for the first time since its approval in July 2026. A blinded senior woman can hope for it again.

3 days ago·Flensburg, Germany

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Retinal Chip Is Intended to Help Those Affected to See

Three weeks ago, Gisela Sudhop was implanted at the Lübeck University Hospital, suffering from macular degeneration.

4 days ago·Hamburg, Germany

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ndr.de broke the news in Hamburg, Germany 4 days ago on Friday, October 9, 2026.

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