Superb Oct Technology Ready For Delegation

An easy-to-use, completely automated OCT with color fundus photography provides comprehensive analysis of glaucoma and retinal pathologies.

Follow-Up Scan

Easily retrieve, analyze, and compare past and current images for efficient eye care diagnosis.

More Details In Less Time

With a scanning speed of 50,000 A-scans/sec, OCT 500 allows for faster tomography acquisition, producing clear, high-definition cross-sectional retinal images through a simple interface.

Fully Automatic Oct With Simple Touchscreen

OCT 500 is the most user-friendly OCT available due to its fully automated function. With a single touch on the screen, eye focus, optimization, and image capture are performed automatically. After capture, the report can be displayed immediately with a single click.

Semi-Automatic Or Manual Capture

Choose between semi-automatic or manual mode to adjust alignment and scanning position for patients. Various functions are easily accessible on the touchscreen monitor.

True Color Fundus Photography

OCT 500 features an integrated full-color fundus camera. With one touch, you can simultaneously acquire a posterior OCT image and a fundus image. This fundus photo helps quickly locate the exact position of the OCT scan and provides additional information for diagnosing various retinal diseases.

High-resolution non-invasive imaging

The OCT-500 Tomography generates detailed, cross-sectional images of the retina, optic nerve, and other ocular structures. This allows for precise visualization of various layers, enabling a comprehensive assessment of retinal health. Unlike invasive procedures, such as retinal biopsies, the OCT-500 Tomography is a non-invasive imaging technique. It eliminates the need for surgical intervention, making it safer, more comfortable for patients, and reducing the risk of complications.

Early detection, diagnosis, and progression

The device's high-resolution images are useful in detecting and diagnosing various ocular conditions such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and retinal detachments. It assists in identifying these conditions at early stages, facilitating timely intervention and management. With periodic OCT scans, the progression of ocular diseases can be tracked over time. This information aids in evaluating the effectiveness of treatments and making adjustments accordingly.

GUIDING TREATMENT DECISIONS

The OCT-500 Tomography helps ophthalmologists in making informed decisions about treatment plans. By monitoring changes in the retinal layers and structures over time, it provides valuable insights into disease activity, response to treatment, and the need for any adjustment in therapy. The visual representation provided by the OCT scans also allows clinicians to educate patients about their ocular conditions. Showing them the images and discussing their significance enhances patients' understanding, facilitating their participation in treatment decisions.