Research and Innovation
Copenhagen Eye Institute was founded by ophthalmologist Javier Cabrerizo, who combines groundbreaking research and clinical expertise to provide you with the best and most effective treatment to improve your vision and quality of life. Here you will find an overview of our scientific articles, research, and technology.
Our Technology
As an innovative ophthalmologist in Copenhagen, we always strive to stay ahead with the latest technology. Read about our newest technology and equipment at Copenhagen Eye Institute.
At Copenhagen Eye Institute, We Push the Boundaries of Eye Treatment.
With 23 peer-reviewed articles since 2012, over 482 citations, and 3 patents, we collaborate with 6 international partners to ensure that our treatments are always based on the latest knowledge and innovation. This means that as our patient, you gain access to the most advanced methods and latest research.
Research Areas
Our research is structured around key areas:
- Keratoplasty & Corneal Transplantation: Advanced techniques and improved clinical outcomes.
- Fuchs’ Endothelial Dystrophy: New methods for early diagnosis and treatment.
- AI-driven OCT Analyses: Automated and precise assessment of corneal structures.
- Lipidomics & Ocular Biomarkers: Identification of biomarkers for eye diseases.
- Cataract & Cataract Surgery after DMEK: Optimization of surgical outcomes.
Meet our Expert - Javier Cabrerizo
Javier Cabrerizo MD, PhD, FEBO has for many years been a senior physician and surgeon at the Department of Ophthalmology at Rigshospitalet in Glostrup. He is also specially trained in advanced corneal transplantations in the Netherlands, and he helped bring the transplantation method to Denmark.
He is internationally recognized in eye surgery and research. As founder of Copenhagen Eye Institute, he ensures that you as a patient always receive treatments based on the very latest research and technology.
Publication Overview
August 2017 Anterior Chamber Gas Fill after DMEK
By Javier Cabrerizo and Mark AlbertiChanges in lipidomic profile of aqueous humour in Fuchs endothelial dystrophy (March 2017)
By Javier Cabrerizo, Javier Aritz Urcola, Elena Vecino, Gerrit RJ. MellesOutcome of phacoemulsification after Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty (DMEK) (April 2013)
By Fayyaz Musa, Javier Cabrerizo, Ruth Quilendrino, Isabel Dapena, Lisanne Ham, Gerrit RJ. MellesChanges in Color Vision and Contrast Sensitivity After Descemet Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty for Fuchs Endothelial Dystrophy (Aug 2014)
By Cabrerizo, Javier & Livny, Eitan & Musa, Fayyaz & Leeuwenburgh, Paulien & van Dijk, Korine & Melles, Gerrit.- Potential Causes of Incomplete Visual Rehabilitation at 6 Months Postoperative After Descemet Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty (July 2013)
By Dapena, Isabel & Yeh, Ru-Yin & Baydoun, Lamis & Cabrerizo, Javier & van Dijk, Korine & Ham, Lisanne & Melles, Gerrit.
Last professionally reviewed by Dr. Javier Cabrerizo, ophthalmologist, August 22, 2025