Optical pachymetry is the process in which an eye doctor measures the thickness of a patient's cornea. A device called a pachymeter is used to get the measurements needed, which can be used prior to certain eye surgeries — such as refractive surgery — or also to look for signs of glaucoma. Pachymeters are non-invasive and many of today's devices use the latest technologies to ensure very accurate measurements.
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- Features:
- Bluetooth® connectivity -- send measurement data directly to your EMR system or optional wireless printer
- One-button control
- Rotating color LCD
- Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery
- Charge using provided USB cable or optional charging cradle
- Ergonomic design
- ADA tax benefit eligibility
- Three year warranty
- Weight (lbs): Inquire
- Interface: Inquire
- Fixation: Inquire
- Display: Inquire
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- Light Source: Inquire
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- Measuring Time: Inquire
- Power Requirements: Inquire
- Dimensions (W × H × D): Inquire
- Measurement Range Setting: Inquire
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