Optical biometers are used to perform ocular biometry that measures the length of the eye, curve and width of the cornea, and anterior chamber depth. This information is normally used before refractive or cataract surgery to determine the intraocular lens (IOL) power a patient requires. An optical biometer uses a number of formulas used to calculate the IOL power, ultimately providing the accurate information a doctor would need prior to surgery.
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- Features:
- Access to full eye data in a single click
- Complete optical biometry for better outcomes
- Perfect K values = best toric results
- Improved outcomes with dual zone keratometry
- Topography for torics – match the axis
- Improved refractive outcomes with any patient
- Predictable outcomes
- Master post refractive cases
- Match the axis
- Thirty-two points of difference
- Weight (lbs): Inquire
- Power Supply: Inquire
- Interface: Inquire
- Pupil Size: Inquire
- IOL Formulas:
- Hill-RBF Method
- Barrett Universal II
- Barrett True-K
- Barrett Toric Calculator **
- Haigis
- HofferQ
- Holladay 1
- Olsen
- SRK II and SRK/T
- Masket / Modified Masket
- Shammas No-History
- Display: Inquire
- Printer: Inquire
- Corneal Curvature Radius: Inquire
- Power Consumption: Inquire
- Dimensions (W × H × D): Inquire
- Axial Length: Inquire
- Anterior Chamber Depth: Inquire
- White-to-White Distance: Inquire
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- Features: Inquire
- Weight (lbs): Inquire
- Power Supply: Inquire
- Interface: Inquire
- Pupil Size: Inquire
- IOL Formulas: Inquire
- Display: Inquire
- Printer: Inquire
- Corneal Curvature Radius: Inquire
- Power Consumption: Inquire
- Dimensions (W × H × D): Inquire
- Axial Length: Inquire
- Anterior Chamber Depth: Inquire
- White-to-White Distance: Inquire
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