VICTUS Features Brochure
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Exceptional versatility without compromise femtosecond laser platform Exceptional versatility without compromise ©2012 Bausch & Lomb Incorporated. VICTUS and Intelligence meets the eye are trademarks of Bausch & Lomb Incorporated or its affiliates. Technolas is a trademark of Technolas Perfect Vision GmbH. SU6738 09/12 The VICTUS platform is cleared in the United States for creation of a corneal flap in patients undergoing LASIK surgery or other treatment requiring initial lamellar resection of the cornea and anterior capsulotomy during cataract surgery. See better. Live better. See better. Live better. Final Output: Acct Svcs: File Location: Time/Date Completed: Print Page Size: 18 x 12 Copy Writer: Last to Work on File: cover: 0.5 x 17.5 (flat) 3 10 x 10 (final) guts: 0 x 10 (flat) 2 10 x 10 (final) Output Scale: dieline picked up from job# 121674

FEMTOSECOND TECHNOLOGY that empowers Introducing VICTUS—the first femtosecond laser capable of exceptional performance across cataract and corneal (LASIK flap) procedures on a single platform. VICTUS takes versatility to an entirely new level. In all of its features and capabilities, VICTUS is engineered to meet the standards of the clinician who truly embraces innovation. The VICTUS platform is cleared in the United States for creation of a corneal flap in patients undergoing LASIK surgery or other treatment requiring initial lamellar resection of the cornea and anterior capsulotomy during...

An extension of your own skilled hands, VICTUS begins every procedure with the utmost accuracy. Advanced docking technology is designed to eliminate the possibility of eye tilt and distortion, allowing for better centration, more perfect capsulotomies, greater stability, and reduced vacuum requirements-while minimizing the possibility of posterior corneal folds or ripples. Visibility of the surgical field is then optimized by real-time, high-contrast optical coherence tomography (OCT) to provide exceptional performance. Time after time. As the first femtosecond laser system with real-time,...

Versatility Your practice has seen many changes through the years, but nothing quite like this. With VICTUS, your capabilities aren’t merely extended—they’re multiplied. The flexible, two-piece, curved patient interface, advanced optics, and Intelligent Pressure Sensors are fundamental to the versatility of VICTUS. These systems address the full three-dimensional area of the anterior segment, seamlessly adapting to the unique requirements of individual cataract and corneal surgeries. The Intelligent Pressure Sensors monitor docking pressure, enabling the surgeon to stabilize the eye and...

Without Compromise Ophthalmic surgery by its nature requires uncompromising precision. With that precision came painstaking effort. Until now. The curved patient interface of VICTUS is a diamond-turned optical contact surface. It’s a system designed for your patients’ comfort, and your confidence, due to smooth, accurate centration and docking. The easy-to-use graphic interface provides feedback to the surgeon from the Intelligent Pressure Sensors to assist with eye stabilization and prevention of corneal movements across procedures, including LASIK flap. This design provides an...

For more information, visit www.bausch.com or www.TechnolasPV.com or contact your local representative. Keeps You Ahead of the Curve Consider, for a moment, the big picture. Once a femtosecond laser system has been designed and built, it will be judged on its real-world abilities to raise the standard of clinical performance. Like no other system, VICTUS is equipped to deliver the full potential of today’s femtosecond laser technology. With a single service contract and highly trained experts who provide local as well as global support, VICTUS stands alone. As the one femtosecond laser...

Real-time, high-contrast OCT* facilitates planning and control of procedures ► OCT imaging is performed in real time during the procedure, designed to improve surgeon control ► Enables image-guided cataract surgery planning - Cornea and lens scanning for cataract treatments - Intuitive treatment planning - Designed to facilitate simple centering and incision ► Real-time imaging continues throughout treatment phase ► Designed with precision in mind "Optical coherence tomography. Femtosecond Laser Platform CUwCf l-jdi Cl-TJ SHE II l/M Real-time visualization improves surgeon control. TECHN...

NDUSTRY-LEADING SERVICE AND SUPPORT VICTUS™: Support that sets the standard ► Site inspection, evaluation, and release by specialized field engineers ► Transportation to the clinic/laser room, plus evaluation ► System installation, operational tests, quality release, and certification by trained, certified service technicians Clinical application support ► Complete on-site training for the surgeon ► Staff training and support programs to ensure seamless adaptation to your practice Femtosecond Laser Platform Intelligence meets the eye™ Bausch + Lomb has joined with Technolas Perfect Vision...

ADVANCED DOCKING SYSTEM Flexible 2-piece curved patient interface offers: ► Separate suction ring designed to fit all eye topographies without distorting the cornea ► Precise initiation of suction designed to minimize the possibility of suction loss ► Easy pupil alignment and tilt adjustment ► Docking monitored by the Intelligent Pressure Sensors Minimizing the possibility of corneal folds helps to maintain the high quality of the laser beam to provide precise cuts Precise alignment designed to maintain the natural Only the VICTUS™ Femtosecond Laser Platform features advanced docking...

Technical Specifications VICTUS™ Technical Specifications Applications Pulse Duration Power Supply Power Consumption L: 81.7 in (without patient bed) L: 82.7 in (with patient bed) W: 32.5 in H: 65.9 in System Components Patient Interface Room Conditions Room Dimensions Temperature 64.4°F to 75.2°F, controlled to +/- 2°F Humidity 30% to 50%, noncondensing Free of dust and particles; no carpet No solvent, chemical liquids, or fumes Floor under laser supports 15.6 lb/in2 Corridors narrower than 47.5 inches must have no 90° corners If a ramp is necessary to overcome stairs, an angle of 20°...