Wavefront aberrometry gives unprecedented assessment of visual acuity and quality of vision in addition to traditional refraction and keratometry. Simulation of retinal contrast sensitivity and visual acuity charts enable objective quantification of visual clarity.
Corneal topography provides intuitive maps and numerical data for the corneal surface.
The auto refractometer provides exceptionally accurate refractions for various pupil diameters including refractions under photopic and mesopic conditions, critical for proper assessment of both refractive surgery patients and common refractive problems.
The auto keratometer provides conventional keratometry and novel corneal surface descriptors such as APP (Average Pupil Power) and ECCP (Effective Central Corneal Power) which aid in the calculation of the correct IOL power for postoperative corneas.
Pupillometry measures photopic and mesopic pupil diameters. Pupil images reveal the shape of photopic and mesopic pupils, which can alter refraction and important surgical data. Identification of the first Purkinje Image (corneal light reflex) and pupil center are provided. The distance between these two landmarks is calculated to assist in centration during refractive surgery and to assess IOL centration.
Irregularity helps determine the best strategy for vision correction. Separation into Total Corneal and Internal components allows determination of the source of the optical pathology.
PSF images of OPD, Axial, and Internal OPD map simulate objective retinal visual quality from each component of the eye for easy clinical assessment and patient education.
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