Anterior Segment OCT / Topographer MS-39 – The Placido-OCT
Product description
Anterior Segment OCT / Topographer MS-39 – The Placido-OCT
Accurate Analysis
The MS-39 is the most advanced device for the analysis of the anterior segment of the eye.
It combines Placido disc corneal topography, with high resolution OCT-based anterior segment
tomography.
The sheer clarity of the 16 mm diameter cross-sectional images together with the highly detailed
imaging of the corneal structure in all its layers make the MS-39 a very powerful diagnostic tool
for the anterior segment specialist.
Reliable Readings
MS-39 provides information on pachymetry, elevation, curvature and dioptric power of both
corneal sufaces.
In additional to the anterior segment clinical diagnostics, MS-39, with its Ray-Tracing based IOL
calculation module tool, lends itself perfectly to surgical planning on all ( even post refractive )
eyes.
Additional tools allow MS-39 to perform accurate pupil diameter measurements and advanced
tear film analysis.
The Phoenix Software
MS-39 uses the Phoenix software platform allowing patient data to be saved for future review and analysis, shared by other bon devices, e.g. as the DigiPro slit lamp or the Antares topographer.
The scope of delivery also includes two network licences, which can be extended as required.
Epithelial Map
MS-39 includes the advanced measurement of the epithelial layer. The epithelial masking effect is a well known phenomenon, thus knowledge of its morphology is a very useful way to assess corneal surface abnormalities.
Corneal Aberrometry
Aberrometric analysis offers a complete overview of the corneal aberrations. It is possible to select the contribution of the anterior, posterior or total cornea for different pupil diameters.
The OPD/WFE maps and the visual simulations (PSF, MTF, image convolution) can help the clinician in understanding or explaining the patient’s visual problems.
Keratoconous Screening
Keratoconous screening provides the clinician with important information about the patient’s cornea.
Gaining an understanding prior to surgery can help prevent eventual complications associated with ecstasia.
Glaucoma Screening
For glaucoma specialists MS-39 enables the measurement of AOD, TISA and corneal pachymetry.
These values are useful in the diagnosis of the disease.
Pupillography
MS-39 has a built in pupillography measurement software. The measurement of the pupil in scotopic (0.04 lux), mesopic (4 lux), photopic (50 lux) conditions and in dynamic mode.
Accurate data on pupil center and diameter is essential for most procedures seeking to optimize visual quality.
Crystalline Biometry
In order to more accurately determine the ELED, and consequently to refine the intra-ocular lens calculation, MS-39 provides an acquisition mode to measure the crystalline lens thickness and its distance from the cornea and its equator.
IOL Calculation Module
This module using Ray Tracing provides accurate iol calculations on untreated and post refractive eyes, providing the calculation of the spherical and toric power of the intraocular lens.
Intrastromal Rings
Using the pachymetry map and corneal altimetric data, MS-39 provides intrastromal ring planning in Keratoconus and refractive correction cases.
Advanced Tear Film Analysis
Placido disc technology allows for the advanced analysis of the tear film, such as NI-BUT (Non Invasive Break-up Time).
Axial Length
An improved version of the MS-39 with an optional additional module for convenient measurement of the axis length will be available from around September/October 2024 (after the ESCRS congress).