Heine Hand-held Indirect Ophthalmoscope, BINOCULAR

•Rotation of Arm 355ø with lock •Swivel range of Control Panel 360ø •Floor Stand Mobile floor stand (Optional Table Mount Model) •Dimensions of Base Circular – 600mm Diameter •Mobility On Five Caster Wheels •Power Supply AC 220-240 Volts or 110 V on Request •Net Weight 70 kg. (Approx.)

The Argos Advanced Optical Biometer is a noninvasive, noncontact device designed to maximize the clini-cian’s ease of use by streamlining biomet-ric acquisition and minimizing discomfort for the patient. The Argos is not yet clini-cally available; however, according to the manufacturer, it outperformed competi-tor devices in clinical trials.1 The Argos consolidates the process of acquiring biometric parameters with a high success rate and accuracy, even in the densest of cataracts. It provides precise ocular biom-etry for accurate selection of IOLs using swept-source OCT.With swept-source technology, a near-infrared swept laser is scanned across the patient’s eye. As light is detected return-ing from boundary layers, an accurate reconstruction of the ocular physiology is created in the device’s software. With the use of fast image reconstruction algo-rithms, real-time 2-D imaging of the eye is available during biometer alignment. Image acquisition for biometric and kera-tometric measurement takes the Argos less than 1 second, according to the company, with the device capturing six images in that span of time and generat-ing three sets of results, calculating aver-age and standard deviation values. The Argos optical biometer is based on coherent optical interferometry and tomography with lateral scanning of a 1-μm swept-source beam. Keratometry (K) values are generated by illumination

* PMMA single piece With 360° square Edge optics Posterior Chamber Intraocular lens