OCT Zeiss Cirrus HD-OCT, NEW!

Cirrus HD-OCT Immerse Yourself In the Image.

Some views draw the observer directly into the picture views such as those offered by Cirrus HD-OCT. This new high-performance OCT instrument from Carl Zeiss Meditec offers a quantum leap forward in imaging. Featuring spectral domain technology, Cirrus HD-OCT delivers exquisite high-definition images of ocular structures, precise registration and intuitive, efficient operation.

It's not just spectral domain. It's High-Definition OCT.

Cirrus HD-OCT realizes the superior capabilities of ZEISS optics and provides exquisite high definition images and analyses for enhanced clinical confidence.

Beautiful high definition OCT scans and LSO fundus images provide visualization of retinal structure. HD layer maps and thickness maps reveal the critical details of histology and pathology at a glance.

Designed for Efficiency

Advanced hardware and software facilitate automated alignment and high patient through-put. An elegant user interface and fast electronics mean chair time is shortened.

Integrated Design

The compact, integrated design has a small footprint, so the instrument can fit into even a crowded clinic, and with the 90-degree orientation the operator can easily see the patient during setup and scanning.

Iris Viewer

During scanning the iris viewer facilitates scan placement. Mouse Driven Alignment and image capture is simple and efficient

New Glaucoma Applications

Precise registration and repeatability of RNFL thickness measurement. RNFL thickness display is of a 1.73 mm radius circle around the cup. The center of the cup is automatically identified, eliminating subjectivity. RNFL thickness is displayed in graphic format and compared to normative data

The RNFL thickness map shows the patterns and thickness of the nerve fiber layer The RNFL deviation map is overlaid on the OCT fundus image to illustrate precisely where RNFL thickness deviates from a normal range

Time After Time

Auto Patient Recall assures patient position and instrument setting are repeated from previous visit Automated visit-to-visit registration ensures reproducibility with overlay of the OCT fundus image from the previous scan for verification of scan position

Real-Time Registration

Simultaneous capture of the OCT and the LSO fundus image ensures precise registration between the OCT scan and the fundus image

Slide Navigator

Manipulation of slide bars on any image simultaneously adjusts all corresponding images. Details of pathology can be precisely located for visualization

Cirrus HD-OCT Review Software

Cirrus Review Software brings the power of Cirrus HD-OCT analysis to the exam lane. To streamline office workflow, Cirrus Review Software enables dynamic viewing of images and analyses at a remote location such as a laptop or personal computer.

Cirrus Review Software adds value in these critical areas:

* Allows detailed analysis of data in a doctors office, patient exam lane, or research center.

* Facilitates patient education by bringing dynamic display and 3D Advanced Visualization to a convenient location.

* Increases instrument availability for improved patient workflow.

* Supports simultaneous connection of up to ten review stations.

Cirrus Review provides dynamic viewing capabilities on a Windows based computer connected to a Cirrus 3.0 instrument database through a peer to peer office network. A single review software license allows up to 10 simultaneous review workstation connections.

Minimum System Requirements

The system running Cirrus Review Software must meet the following minimum requirements:

* Operating systems: Windows XP Service Packs 2 and 3, Windows Vista Ultimate, Business and Enterprise supported. 64-bit operating systems are not supported.

* Processor: Intel Pentium IV, at least 1.5 GHz,or AMD Athlon, at least 1.8 GHz. Intel processors are recommended.

* Memory: 1 GB RAM; when running additional applications concurrently, more memory may be required.

* At least 20 GB available hard disk space.

* CD-ROM drive (for installation)

* 1024 x 768 pixel screen resolution; 32 bit color.

* Network interface card 100 Mbps

Note: Not all resolutions will work properly on wide-screen monitors.Cirrus analysis involves computational processing of large data sets,and therefore the review software performs best on a powerfulcomputing platform.

Recommended Graphics Cards

For desktop systems:

* ATI X1600 or above