Thanks, for the update!

I will go for uwf eidon and maestro. But naturally it depends on your needs: how much do you need FA/FP, are you high Volume practice, do you have extra space, extra power consumption, do you have a technician, how often do you need FP/FA

Im in a conundrum as both alternatives are costing me the same. Eidon gives beautiful cslo Uwf images with video fa. But maestro is sd Oct. whereas triton plus gives fa octa Oct fp all in one. But no wide field and no cslo.

Also. Between maestro 2 and optopol revo which one would be better for a Retina specialist if we opt for Eidon.

You need to ask yourself how much do you need perioheral FA i.e. do you have mostly DR patients or AMD/CSR. For DR,/RVO having wide field FA is a huge advantage.

I was going to write that you should check Revo or new Nidek RS. I have never checked maestro as we use Triton. I know optopol introduced a UWF add on lens that makes up to 21 mm scans as a new addition, generally Revo makes great line scans with higher resolution then Triton, Oct-A, after new upgrade is much better but still not as good as with cirrus or solix. Why don't you talk to sales representative to have a demo device and see for yourself?

I will probably do it in the future so far there is a nice video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4TEnnWafKicq8U&ab_channel=OCULUSOptikger%C3%A4teGmbH

Partially as you have the total and corneal abberations so if you compare the corneal vs total all it's left is lenticular

@@ocularimagingaficionado8649 Thank you, Dr. Is there any tool available inbuilt on Pentacam AXL WAVE that does the calculation to separate corneal from total to arrive at the numerical value of lenticular abberation?

@@ocularimagingaficionado8649 @ocularimagingaficionado8649 Thank you, Dr. Is there any tool available inbuilt on Pentacam AXL WAVE that does the calculation to separate corneal from total to arrive at the numerical value of lenticular abberation?

@@balajee5003 No you don't. Remember that "internal" abberations in iTrace also contain posterior cornea, so currently you don't have a machine that will be able to do just the lens. The only way is to compare the total vs. Corneal.

Thanks for watching and commenting! Progression graph with MD: sure there is an option in the progression tab. Regarding the Octopus color map there is no option like that. When I said that MD and PSD indices are not age-matched I referred to Zeiss HFA where MD and PSD global indices are colored in green, yellow, or red and basically work as 95%, 5%, or 1% probability indicators. Regarding low repeatability of the RNFL; what I see most often is caused by artifacts like blinking, motion, or wrong positioning of the scan when the ONH is not centered, also in cases of lower RNFL then 50 um OCT is generally not reliable. Having said that, patients with some large or tilted ONH the segmentation had to be redone manually because the repeatability was really off between visits. I know that Optopol is getting the FDA approval for Revo, so they need to upgrade their RNFL segmentation this means that soon we will get the new version of their software with better segmentation. The Tonogram feature is nice with Cirrus or Topcon, as it allows a quick view of the segmentation errors so I agree that this is a shortcoming. However you can change the size and thickness of the TSNIT ring to verify segmentation on the plot. You just need to click on the RNFL map and then you see the segmentation. Thank you once more for your kind words. In this channel, I want to focus on reviewing machines and our clinic has many new ones like Anterion or Solix so I will have plenty of work with them.

@@ocularimagingaficionado8649thank you for your answer and your continued work on this unsponsored presentations. You are doing something that is unique globally

Thank you, We have Pentacam Wave since November 2023 so we will will probably do it especially with ACD and angles. We tried to do it with our 10 years old Pentacam HR, but the camera was covered in dust and not really reproducible so we ended up comparing Revo against Galilei and Casia journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0230589

@@ocularimagingaficionado8649thank you for answer and the interesting paper!

Thank you

Thank you

Topcon. Forever. Swept source gives back amazing images

The PC is an all in one and has a touch screen.

never mention prices, as they vary between countries depending on the distributor. For instance, when we bought Eidon in 2019 for the price of one California, you could purchase ~5 Eidons.

Thank you for your kind words!

It's the same with Mirante; as soon as you put the UWF lens you can only take photos/Fa or Retro.

S1 is really exciting but I don't have it, sorry. I have plans to do PlexElite in future.

You're welcome

Thank you!

Thanks, part 2 is already there!

Thank you