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CIRRUS photo 800
Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc.CIRRUS photo combines a mydriatic/non-mydriatic fundus camera with CIRRUS HD-OCT technology in one compact and versatile system. Available in two models, CIRRUS photo 600 and CIRRUS photo 800, it provides multiple insights for comprehensive retina and posterior segment care.
At-a-Glance
- Single-shot fundus autofluorescence
- Great detail density
- Interactive review
- Multimodal assessments
- Camera Modes: Fluorescein Aniography, Autofluorescence, Infrared Reflectance, Blue Reflectance (red-free), Scanning Laser Imaging
- Imaging Capabilities: Fundus camera, Retina thickness, Corneal thickness mapping
- Size is 16.1 (W) x 18.9 (D) x 26.8 (H) in. and weight is 32.9 kg (72.7 lbs.)
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Details
FDA
Yes
CE Mark
Yes
Capabilities
Fundus Camera, Retina Thickness, Corneal Thickness Mapping
Measurements
Normative Data Comparison, RNFL Analysis
Modes
Fluorescein Angiography, ICG Angiography, Autofluorescence, Infrared Reflectance, Blue Reflectance (Red-Free), Scanning Laser Imaging
Processing
Not specified
System
Standalone
Type
Mydriatic
User Ratings + Reviews
At this time, I cannot in good conscious recommend this product. We have nothing but trouble and now the machine is soooo slow to operate. We have been told by Zeiss tech support that the only solution is purchase, yet another expensive product to allow archiving of images in hopes at this MIGHT fix our problem. Look at other vendors for superior products.
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Company Information
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Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc.
zeiss.com5160 Hacienda Drive
Dublin, CA
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