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pre- and post-op support by a comprehensive COMPLETE ANTERIOR SEGMENT ANALYSIS

glaucoma risk cataracts L J VX130 “THE VX130 COMBINES STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGIES (SCHEIMPFLUG SCAN CAMERA, NON-CONTACT TONOMETRY, ABERROMETRY, CORNEAL TOPOGRAPHY) AND PROVIDES ESSENTIAL DATA FOR AN IMPROVED TREATMENT OF PATIENTS, REGARDLESS OF THEIR CONDITION AND OCULAR HISTORY. WITH FULLY AUTOMATED MEASUREMENTS, THE VX130 IS THE IDEAL PATIENT MONITORING SYSTEM.” -|- post-op follow-up L J

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REFRACTIVE SURGERY Pre- and Post-Op Topography of the anterior and posterior surfaces of the cornea Scheimpflug scan corneal topography Complete analysis of the cornea Combination of data obtained by the Scheimpflug camera and corneal topography data, thickness maps and elevation maps can be obtained on a broad corneal surface. > Corneal thickness map > Elevation map > Anterior and posterior axial, tangential and refraction maps > Anterior and posterior keratometry, eccentricity

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PRE-OP cataract surgery RETRO-ILLUMINATION SHACK-HARTMANN matrix Scheimpflug CAMERA OPACITY SCREENS > Visualization of crystalline opacities > Analysis of wavefront aberrations, with the ability to separate corneal and lenticular/internal aberrations POST-OP cataract surgery RETRO-ILLUMINATION POST-OP CHECK TORIC LENS IMPLANT > Post-op check on intraocular lens implants > Axis alignment check of the toric lens implant > Analysis of post op output to improve surgery protocol

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ShACk-HARmANN objective vision quAutY sensor refraction via wavefront analysis > 1200 points of analysis for a pupil of 7 mm in diameter > Objective refraction under mesopic and photopic conditions > Measures lower-order and higher-order aberrations > Access visual acuity and quality of vision from a pupil diameter as small as 1.2 mm SChEimPFLUG NON-CONTACT SCREENINGIMAGING TONOMETRY FOR GLAUCOMA 543 (Center) 550 543 547 562 > Measurement of IOP (intraocular pressure) > Measurement of corneal thickness using Scheimpflug imaging > Corrected IOP as a function of...

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Method Pachymeter measuring range Pachymeter resolution IC angle measuring range IC resolution Pupil illumination Number of rings Number of measuring points Number of points analyzed Diameter of covered corneal area at 43D Measurement range Repeatability Method PACHYMETRY, IC [IRID0 GORNEAU ANGLE AND PUPILLOMETRY • Continuous vertical scan with the Scheimpflug camera • 150-1300 pm • +/- 10 microns • 0°-60° • 0.1° • Blue light 455 nmRETRO ILLUMINATION corneal topography by specular reflection • 24 • 6,144 • More than 100.000 • From 0.75 mm to more than 10 mm • From 37.5 D to 56 D • 0.02 D •...

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