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HRT
Glaucoma Analysis Using the Confocal Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope (cSLO)
The Heidelberg Retina Tomograph (HRT) is a confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscope. A laser light scans the retina in 24 millisecond sequential scans, starting above the retinal surface, then capturing parallel images at increasing depths. The stacks of images can be combined to create a three-dimensional (3-D) topographic image of the retina. Images are aligned and compared using TruTrack™ software for both individual examinations and for detecting progression between examinations.
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TruTrack™ Image Alignment Detects Image Variability and Disease Progression
The Topographic Change Analysis (TCA) software uses TruTrack™ software to look for signs of disease progression. By examining the variability of the three scan sets in an individual examination, sequential examinations can be compared for significant differences by eliminating differences due to image variability such as eye movements and fixation losses. More than simple serial analysis which only subtracts the difference between two examinations, the software identifies statistical differences between examinations, accounting for the within-examination variability. This approach has been validated against a patient series with over ten years of follow-up.
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Octopus 300 Threshold Visual Field Analysis
Octopus 300 Pro Perimeter
We have a new staff member: the Octopus 300 Pro Perimeter, which measures field of vision for neurological eye and brain disorders (i.e., glaucoma, brain tumors, and other conditions). This will allow us to be 95% more accurate in determining your field of vision. It also reduces the time it takes for us to test your vision, by ten minutes in some cases. The Octopus is another way for us to stay at the leading edge of technology and fulfill our commitment to bring you the best eye care possible.
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Aviso
UBM High-frequency A/B-scan
The AVISO modular platform brings QUANTEL MEDICAL technology to the high-end performance level. AVISO combines a high-quality image with unrivalled modularity for ultrasonic imaging of the eye. Ultrasound technology allows our doctors to clearly see parts of the eye that would otherwise be invisible. This has unparalleled value when accessing, glaucoma, flashes and floaters, ocular tumors and retinal detachments.
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The PASCAL Dynamic Contour Tonometer (DCT)
This is a digital contact tonometer for ophthalmological applications. The slitlamp mounted device furnishes a numeric output of intra-ocular pressure (IOP) and of ocular pulse amplitude (OPA) upon touching the cornea for a few seconds.
Unlike applanation tonometers which are influenced by corneal thickness and other characteristics of the cornea, and hence may produce misleading estimates of IOP, the PASCAL tonometer provides an accurate and direct measurement of true IOP for more precise glaucoma diagnosis and management.
Dr. Kirstein is the Glaucoma Research Director for Ziemer Ophthalmology, the developer of the Pascal tonometer. Since 2003, he has been closely involved in the development and scientific validation of this exciting new device.
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The Topcon SL-D2/D4 Slit Lamp Imaging System
This is a compact, seamless solution for digital documentation of the anterior and posterior segment. It combines the Topcon SL-D2 or D4 Digital Slit Lamp with Topcon's IMAGEnet™ Lite software package.
This system allows the examining doctor to capture, store and share high resolution digital photographs of the front or back of the eye for accurate and efficient documentation of eye disease.
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Topcon KR7000
The Topcon KR7000 auto refrector/keratometer performs two important functions. First, it quickly scans your eye and gives us, with a high degree of accuracy, an estimation of your glasses prescription. It then provides topographical measurements of the curvature of your cornea that we can use to more accurately determine corneal health, contact lens and eyeglass prescriptions.
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