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Optos
patented ultra-widefield scanning laser technology supports the detection,
diagnosis, analysis, documentation and management of ocular pathology and
systemic disease that may first present in the periphery.
These
conditions may go undetected using traditional exam techniques and
equipment.
The Daytona delivers both ultra-widefield and ultra-high
resolution images to facilitate disease detection, |
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The Optos Daytona |
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Unequaled
200° retina view |
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Quick,
easy and comfortable |
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Cutting
edge technology |
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Co-management
with patients specialists |
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Management
of patients with pathology |
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High-resolution,
high-contrast image |
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82%
of the retina in one image |
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Small
pupil patient friendly capture |
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Pupil dilation not
necessary |
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management and clinical
analysis from central pole to periphery. The Optos Daytona offers
multiple wavelength
imaging, including options for color, red-free,
and autofluorescence with green laser light. |
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The management of wellness patients and
those with ocular disease. |
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Daytona was engineered
with patient comfort in mind. The ergonomic design encourages a neutral
body posture and simple positioning of the eye.
Daytona also
includes new cutting edge options such as ultra-widefield
auto-fluorescence. Daytona provides an unequaled 200° view of the retina
in a single capture through its patented Virtual Point™ technology. This
approach utilizes the unique optical properties of a large ellipsoidal
mirror. |
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Instead of using standard scanning geometry, the ellipsoidal
mirror provides two conjugate focal points. The result is a
high-resolution, high-contrast image - the optomap. This
comprehensive view of up to 82% of the retina in one image, offers
pus an opportunity to identify and follow peripheral pathology as
well as central pole abnormalities. By comparison, traditional
retinal exams only allow the inspection of a small portion of the
retina at one time. For example, a direct ophthalmoscope allows
less than 10 degrees of visualization, an indirect ophthalmoscope
about 30 degrees, and a fundus camera 45 degrees. |
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