Supported by the world's leading technology, it offers multi-model ocular health evaluations and has become a must-have instrument for optometric and ophthalmological practice.
Hyperopic defocus would
elongate the axial length of the eye, leading to theprogression of myopia, while an image clearly
focused on the retina or in front of it would work as a stop signal for the
elongation.
FEATURE:
Continuing
the legacy of the Multispectral Refraction Topography (MRT)
technology, it provides RPRE results to evaluate the retinal defocus profile
with proven accuracy and repeatability.
SPECIFICATIONS: Field of View: 53° Minimum Pupil Size: 3.5mm Image Pixel: 1000 × 1000 Image Format: JPEG Power Range: -15D ~ +15D Illumination Light: LED Focusing: Auto/Manual Reports: Defocus, Topography-A, Relative-R, Relative-A, Defocus-Correction, Defocus-Correction2, Simulation, Stastics
Using Multispectral Fundus Imaging(MSI) technology, different levels of fundus image information are collected through a variety of spectra to detect early signs of retinal pathology from shallow to deep, presenting details that are impossible to be captured by ordinary fundus cameras.
Single Spectrum Highlights Lesions, Layered Fundus Exploration, Deep Choroidal Exploration, Multi-dimensional Differential Diagnosis.
SAMPLE IMAGES:
SPECIFICATIONS: Output Image: Green to NIR Illumination Light Spectrum: 488nm ~ 940nm(Peak Wavelength) Field of View: 63° Minimum Pupil Size: 3.5mm Image Pixel: 4096 × 4096 Image Format:JPEG, DICOM Power Range: -15D ~ +15D Illumination Light: LED Focusing: Auto/Manual Reports: Monochrome Wavelength Image, Color Image