2.- Check for dry eye disease

Your diagnostic supertool.

Fast, objective decision-making on the front-end of diagnostics leads to optimal surgical outcomes.

20/20 visual acuity does not guarantee vision quality. Aberrometers overestimate patient optical quality because they assume clear optics, ignoring scatter.

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Differences in the Objective Scatter Index (OSI) for a patient can result in 20/20 vision that remains a 20/unhappy outcome if you don’t screen for factors that affect surgical outcomes for cataract and refractive patients.

The HD Analyzer is an essential screening
tool for most patients.

The HD Analyzer is an essential screening tool for:

• LASIK and cornea-based candidates: Ensuring patients have clear optics and stable vision.
• Cataract and RLE patients: Find early lens changes and eliminate dry eye disease as a source of visual disturbance.
• Dry eye patients: Detect asymptomatic cases.
• Patients with vision complaints (20/unhappy): Detect concerns for more patients by identifying early changes.
• All new patients: Enable a lifetime of vision care.

Simple clear reports

The report you receive from the HD Analyzer will help you educate your patients about their vision, improve retention in premium procedures and therapies, and optimize surgical outcome

• Point spread function: Image of light scatter as it travels through the optics to the retina.
• Image simulation: Show patients and families how they see versus post-therapy vision.
• OSI score: Lower OSI = Less scatter = Better vision.

Features

• Class IIa
• Technology: OQAS (Optical Quality Analysis System)
• Applicable Parts: Type B
• Measurement range / Reproducibility / Accuracy
• Natural pupil diameter measurement: From 2 to 7 mm
• Image capture time: 240 ms
• Laser wavelength: 780 nm
• Laser power selection
• Focus: Automatic
• Dimensions (cm): [various specs]
• Weight (kg): 20
• Recommended working space (m²): 2.5
• External power supply
• Operating temperature and humidity: 30% to 90%