Canon’s Retinal Expert Capture Software allows for easy image acquisition and provides various functions for browsing, processing, printing, saving, and comparing images.
Xephilio OCT-A1 offers 10 fixed and freely programmable examination sets, allowing you to combine multiple scan modes into a single exam. Using examination presets can help you improve the workflow and consistency of exams especially when delegating.
The system provides a detailed analysis of retinal thickness using comparisons with a normative database, ETDRS grids, various tables and 3D visualizations.
By importing fundus images from a retinal camera they can be easily integrated into the OCT evaluation. Fundus and OCT images can be displayed side by side or mapped and superimposed as needed. When using a Canon Retinal camera, the patient database can even be shared for a most efficient workflow.
Early detection is the key to slowing the progression of glaucoma. Xephilio OCT-A1 supports NFL + GCL + IPL and GCL + IPL measurements with a wide set of graphical representations for complete analysis.
Xephilio OCT-A1 allows a comprehensive analysis of all optic disc parameters, including comparisons with an extensive normative database.
This Wide 3D scan mode (13x10 mm) enables to perform a very efficient and time saving Glaucoma scan, determining not only the thickness of the NFL+GCL+IPL, but also the RNFL thickness around the optic disc: all in just one scan!! Results can be shown in the new combined Glaucoma 3D report.
Analysis results comparing five examinations can be displayed to monitor progression.
With the optional Anterior Segment Adapter ASA-1, Xephilio OCT-A1 also gives you the ability to analyze and document the anterior segment of the eye. The measurement tools allows to quantify standard parameters quickly and easily. Report are available for Single Eye, Both Eyes, Comparison and Progression.
The new 9 mm wide anterior radial scan has a report layout as before, but offers a new wider analysis grid.
It also possible to analyze the distance between 2 points, angles and AOD (Angle Opening Distance) and TISA (Trabecular Iris Space Area).
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