OCT ophthalmoscope RS-1
tabletop

OCT ophthalmoscope - RS-1 - NIDEK - tabletop
OCT ophthalmoscope - RS-1 - NIDEK - tabletop
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Characteristics

Type of instrument
OCT ophthalmoscope
Ergonomics
tabletop

Description

250,000 A-scans/s high-speed imaging Wide, deep, high-resolution imaging Effortless operation and interpretation Advanced analytics The incorporation of 250,000 A-scans/s accelerates your workflow by reducing capture time. The high-speed imaging also addresses patient fixation errors thus contributing to greater image clarity and patient comfort. Wide, deep, high-resolution imaging With RS-1 Glauvas, a single B-scan image clearly presents the area from the optic nerve head to the temporal vascular arcade, and the 4.2 mm depth B-scan imaging readily captures the oblate retinal shape of myopic eyes. Improvements in AngioScan OCT-Angiography include wider and clearer images for assessing chorioretinal microvasculature. Effortless operation and interpretation Easy image capture with automated functions The auto alignment and auto switch functions allow anyone to effortlessly capture images. Operators need to only adjust the chinrest height and click Optimize and Capture. Advanced analytics Glaucoma analysis in myopia The long axial length normative database*1 presents analysis with axial length compensation, allowing for a more accurate glaucoma assessment in patients with axial myopia. The OCT Viewer automatically switches to this database as required, by using the axial length*2 which is a parameter for scan width correction. Less false positives with deep learning segmentation (DL segmentation) The accuracy of segmentation affects the outcomes of glaucoma analysis.

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