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Participants Needed: Eye Research Study at Dankook Univ. Hospital (Cheonan)
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We are looking for volunteers to participate in a clinical research study evaluating a vision screening tool,
the HOCT-1F (Huvitz, Korea), at Dankook University Hospital.
The device used in this study is KFDA-approved and has been commercially available since 2006.
This study aims to evaluate the repeatability and image quality of this device specifically in a NON-ASIAN population.
Please note: The device used in this study is for imaging/screening purposes and is not a therapeutic (treatment) device.
[Why Join?]
This is a great opportunity for a professional eye assessment and early detection of glaucoma or retinal diseases through advanced imaging techniques.
Who Can Participate?
- We are seeking individuals who meet the following criteria:
- Non-Asian Descent: Individuals who are NOT of Asian descent. (
(You are considered of Asian descent if at least one parent is Asian).
- Age: 22 – 65 years old.
Health Status: We are looking for participants in the following groups:
+ Normal (Healthy eyes)
+ Glaucoma
+ Retinal Conditions
(If you are unsure of your status, you will likely be placed in the 'Normal' group after your clinic visit).
Location: Must be able to make a single visit to our clinic in Cheonan.
- Address: 201, Manghyang-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do.
What to Expect:
- A comprehensive eye examination by professional ophthalmologists (including Visual Acuity tests).
(The visit will take approximately 1 to 2 hours at the hospital).
Compensation:
- ₩300,000 KRW will be provided for your time and travel expenses upon completion.
Important: You must have a Korean bank account under your own name to receive the transfer.
If you do not have one, a gift of equivalent value will be provided instead.
Interested in Joining?
If you would like to see if you qualify or have any questions, please contact us!
Contact: show contact info
All personal information will be kept strictly confidential in accordance with medical privacy regulations.