HOW TO: basic image acquisition with SPECTRALIS OCT

This video guides you through how to perform a basic screening examination for macular disease and glaucoma using infrared and OCT imaging with SPECTRALIS OCT

[@BimalNepal]

I have a great interest in ophthalmic photography, learning SLO and OCT. Thank you so much for the very useful video.

[@wasdalex999]

thank you for this!

[@russelsantiago4756]

Is the machine can also check any foreign objects in the eye?

[@pujakhetan84]

Whats the price?

[@HeidelbergEngineeringUK]

Your local Heidelberg Engineering representative will be able to advise regarding the cost of the SPECTRALIS. Please visit www.heidelbergengineering.com/int/contact/ to get in touch

[@Readyteddygo]

Yea....I use the Topcon 3D OCT Maestro.. just press a button and it actually does everything for you.....

[@HeidelbergEngineeringUK]

@@Readyteddygo The SPECTRALIS provides the flexibility to image eyes that are traditionally difficult to obtain images from. It will image through undilated pupils and cataracts due to the confocal scanning laser technology. In addition, the real-time live image you see on the screen allows you to identify and scan pathology with flexible custom scan patterns if you wish to, so you are not constrained by scan presets. Having joystick control and TruTrack active eye tracking allows you to obtain excellent images even in patients who blink or struggle to fixate - which is one of the reasons Heidelberg Engineering use manual joystick controls at the moment rather than automated systems. The SPECTRALIS is very user friendly - we invite you to speak to your local representative who would be happy to show you how easy it is.

[@susannelles3705]

for Sabrina

[@debiranidas6484]

Please speech in Bengali

[@Readyteddygo]

Are you kidding?!