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DRI-OCT-1 Atlantis Swept Source OCT
Topcon Medical Systems, Inc.Topcon has developed DRI OCT-1, a swept source OCT for posterior imaging, utilizing a wavelength of 1,050 nm. It has a fast scanning speed of 100,000 A-scans/sec. Utilizing this 1,050 nm wavelength, DRI OCT-1 can penetrate deeper compared to the current conventional OCT's with wavelength in the 850 nm range. The DRI OCT-1 is meant for Deep Range Imaging for research purposes.
At-a-Glance
- 1,050 nm wavelength provides deep range imaging
- 100,000 A-Scans/sec - unsurpassed scanning speed
- Invisible scan lines
- 12 mm wide Scan
- 1 micron wavelength for deeper penetration into choroid and sclera with less light scattering and uniform sensitivity
Details
FDA
No
CE Mark
Yes
Capabilities
Fundus Camera, Retina Thickness, Retinal Mapping
Measurements
RNFL Mapping, RNFL Analysis
Modes
Infrared Reflectance, Blue Reflectance (Red-Free)
Processing
3D Reconstruction (Optional)
Company Information
Contact the company for additional information, availability, or pricing:
Topcon Medical Systems, Inc.
www.topconmedical.com111 Bauer Drive
Oakland, NJ 07436
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