Optimizing IR and OCT Imaging With the SPECTRALIS®

[@DebRipAdams]

Thank you so much!

[@peter572]

Is there a way to visualize the floaters a patient see with IR? Which machine and settings are used?

[@heidelbergengineering]

Thank you for your comment. Floaters are visible in the IR image. The larger the image section, the greater the probability of capturing a floater. An IR image in combination with the 55° objective (Widefield Imaging Module) is recommended. For an even larger section, you can use the Ultra-Widefield Imaging Module. It is important to set the filter wheel upwards to position “P” and set the resolution to HR (High Resolution).