3D OCT Maestro 2

  Comprehensive 9-in-1 diagnostic device used in ophthalmology to measure eye structures and calculate intraocular lens (IOL) power for cataract surgery 

 Non-invasive medical laser used commonly to treat cloudiness that develops behind an artificial lens after cataract surgery.

 The laser uses high-energy, short pulses to create a clear opening in this scar tissue, restoring vision almost immediately. 

 A compact perimetry device used  to measure a patient's central and peripheral vision. 

It is primarily designed to detect and monitor eye conditions such as Glaucoma, Neuro-Ophthalmological diseases, and to assess driving vision 

 A safe, painless, and fast outpatient laser procedure used to lower intraocular pressure (IOP) in open-angle Glaucoma patients 

 The laser uses high-energy, short pulses to create a clear opening in this scar tissue, restoring vision almost immediately. 

 Painless diagnostic device that measures the Intraocular pressure (IOP) of the fluid inside your eyes

  Goldmann is considered the most accurate method for IOP measurements, crucial for Glaucoma management. 

Table-mounted, stereoscopic microscope with a variable light source.

Used to examine the structures of the eye. 

It provides a detailed, magnified view of the anterior segment, eyelids, cornea, iris, and lens and, with special lenses, the back of the eye.

 A quick, automated eye exam that uses a machine (Autorefractor) to objectively measure how your eye focuses light, determining the estimated prescription.

 The sensors detect how the light was distorted by the eye's refractive structures, enabling it to determine the corrective power required.

 Digital, screen-based version of the traditional eye chart used to measure visual acuity.

These digital systems, often used in eye clinics, offer benefits such as remote controlled letter changes, calibration for different room distances, and improved contrast compared to printed charts