OPTIKON - Innovative Technologies: HiScan's probes

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35 and 50 MHz probes
3D images with 35 and 50 MHz probes
25 MHz probe
12 MHz probe
20 MHz probe
3D images with 12 and 20 MHz probes
Management of images

35 and 50 MHz probes

The 35 and 50 MHz probes enable the entire anterior segment to be viewed without requiring image processing software.

The remarkable detail of the image enables viewing of a LASIK flap (on the left) and a choroidal trauma (on the right).

3D images with 35 e 50 MHz probes

3D viewing allows dynamic observation from every angle and allows navigation through acquired images. An IOL (on the left) and ciliary probes(on the right).

25 MHz probe

Designed to get the best image of the retinalp tissues and ocular fundus. A macular hole (on the left). Retinal tears caused by posterior vitreous detachment (on the right). (Courtesy of V. Mazzeo MD)

12 MHz probe

High gain mode enables extremely detailed analysis of the vitreal heterogeneity and corpuscles.

20 MHz probe

Thanks to the high resolution of this probe, and accurate study of aa posterior segment cisties (on the left) or a choroidal melanoma (on the right) can be effected.

3D images 12 and 20 MHz probes

3D ultrasonography of the posterior segment shows the true dimensions of a pathological shape. Melanoma od the choroid with bleeding (on the left) melanoma of the choroid (on the right).

Management of images

Measures of distances, surfaces and angles on the images.
Video recording.
Unlimited possibilities of storing B-Scan, UBM, biometry and A-Scan images directly in the patient folder.