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Refraction
Determination of the refractive status (prescription) of the eye, by means of both Objective (Retinoscopy Refraction) and Subjective Refraction (combination of spherical and cylindrical lenses) to provide best visual acuity.
3D OCT Maestro
Optical Coherence Tomography, or OCT, is advanced technology used for retinal imaging and analysis. This technology provides highly detailed images of the retina as well as the optic nerve. These cross-sectional images are viewable n 3D, allowing for topographical mapping of the eye including macular thickness. Various pathology can be detected using this non-contact technology such as Glaucoma and Keratoconus. OCT is also extremely helpful to measure the changes in a patients eyes overtime and can be beneficial pre and post-operatively for cataract patients.
Slit lamp Imaging System
The slit lamp imaging system provides a magnified, three-dimensional (3-D) view of the parts of the eye . During the exam, we can look at the front parts of the eye. These parts include the clear, outer covering (cornea), the lens, and the colored part (iris). We can also see the front part of the thick fluid (vitreous gel) that fills the large space in the middle of the eye.
Special lenses are placed between the slit lamp and the cornea (or on the cornea) for us to examine the deeper structures of the eye. These structures include the optic nerve, the retina, and the area where fluid drains out of the eye (drainage angle).
KR-1 Auto Kerato-Refractometer
The new KR-1 Auto Kerato-Refractometer features fully automated operation with an easy-to-use color touch screen, a 360 degree rotatable monitor, and a flexible layout and space saving design. The Rotary Prism measuring system ensures fast, accurate, and repeatable refraction and keratometry measurements.
Non-Contact Tonometer & Pachymeter
The Topcon CT-1 is a fully automated (R/L eye) non-contact tonometer providing measurement of Intraocular Pressure (IOP). Combining a softer puff of air and a new ergonomic chinrest, the CT-1 provides more comfort for the patient. With the CT-1P model, Central Corneal Thickness (CCT) can be measured using the Pachymetry feature to provide an adjusted IOP. The rotating touch panel monitor allows for a smaller foot print compared to traditional non-contact tonometers, while providing full control from any position around the patient.