Retinal Photocoagulation Lasers are used to treat a variety of eye diseases including the two leading causes of blindness in the United States: Diabetic Retinopathy and Age-related Macular Degeneration. This precision laser can lower the risk of vision loss by cauterizing ocular blood vessels. Two types of Photocoagulation Lasers are used for conditions like Diabetic Retinopathy. The first is Focal Photocoagulation, which treats specific leaking blood vessels in the retina. The second is Scatter or Pan-retinal Photocoagulation; this type is used for more widespread damage over the retina. The risk of using a Retinal Photocoagulation Laser are low and side affects are rarely severe. Retinal Photocoagulation Lasers are often combined with other lasers to encompass a multitude of Ophthalmological surgical procedures. Deciding on which Retinal Photocoagulation Laser or combination laser for your practice depends on practice size, common procedures, patient dynamics as well as monetary investment.
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- Features: Lightweight and compact design
This multifunction laser is housed in a small console. The space-saving design allows portablility to virtually any room. The GYC-500 can be integrated into the NIDEK CV-30000, ophthalmic surgical system.
5.7-inch color LCD with touchscreen control box
An intuitive graphic user interface and easy-to-read touch screen color LCD allows quick and easy setup along with verification of the scan pattern and treatment parameters.
Stable and reliable green laser
The GYC-500 Vixi / GYC-500 ensures stable laser output by using a solid state laser. Two cooling fans in the console maintain the correct internal temperature.
Multiple scan patterns (available for GYC-500 Vixi)
Incorporating Vixi, scan delivery units, into the GYC-500 enables laser treatments with various scan patterns. There are 22 preprogrammed scan patterns to allow treatment of varying retinal pathologies. The GYC-500 Vixi enhances treatment efficiency and reduces patient chair time.
Auto forward (available for GYC-500 Vixi)
Once photocoagulation is completed in one region, the GYC-500 Vixi allows automated advancement to the next region for delivery of the next scan pattern during photocoagulation.
Wide range of selectable delivery units
Scan Delivery Unit
·Scan slit lamp delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800)
·Scan attachable delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800/SL-1600, ZEISS SL 130, ZEISS 30SL/M, HAAG 900BQ)
Single Delivery Unit
- Slit lamp delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800)
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Atachable delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800/SL-1600, ZEISS SL 130, ZEISS 30SL/M, HAAG 900BQ)
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BIO delivery unit (HEINE OMEGA 500, Keeler All Pupil II)
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YAG laser combination delivery unit (NIDEK YC-200/YC-1800)
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Endophotocoagulation delivery unit (ZEISS, LEICA)
- Weight (lbs): Inquire
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- Power (V): Inquire
- Power Control: Inquire
- Delivery Systems: Inquire
- Slit Lamp: Inquire
- Delivered Spot Size: Inquire
- Laser Compatibility: Inquire
- Patterns: Inquire
- Power Input: Inquire
- Dimensions (W × H × D): Inquire
- Number of Wavelengths: Inquire
- Treatment Pulse Durations: Inquire
- Aim Beam: Inquire
- Aim Beam Power: Inquire
- Retinal Spot Size: Inquire
- Graphical User Interface: Inquire
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- Features: -Multicolor on modular architecture
The MC-500 Vixi / MC-500 allows the selection of one, two, or three wavelengths among green, yellow, and red.
-Multiple scan patterns
The MC-500 Vixi has 22 preprogrammed scan patterns to allow treatment of varying retinal pathologies.
-Auto forward
Once photocoagulation is completed in one region, the MC-500 Vixi allows automated positioning of the scan pattern to the next region to undergo photocoagulation. This feature allows the surgeon to concentrate on focus adjustment.
-LPM (Low Power Mode) for minimally invasive photocoagulation
LPM (Low Power Mode) is a form of laser treatment that delivers reduced power to the retina. In LPM, the standard (yellow) laser treatment power is reduced by a specified ratio.
To use the optional LPM, the MC-500 Vixi has to be equipped with the yellow laser. An additional software upgrade is required.
-Practical and user-friendly features
Intuitive graphic user interface and easy-to-read color LCD touch screen allows easy and quick setup and confirmation of the scan pattern and treatment parameters.
-Delivery unit options
Scan delivery unit
·Scan slit lamp delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800)
·Scan attachable delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800/SL-1600, ZEISS SL 130, HAAG 900BQ / 900BQ LED slit lamp)
Single delivery unit
· Slit lamp delivery unit (NIDEK SL-1800)
· Attachable delivery unit (NIDEK SL-1800/SL-1600, ZEISS SL 130)
· BIO delivery unit (HEINE OMEGA 500)
· YAG laser combination delivery unit (NIDEK YC-1800)
· Endophotocoagulation delivery unit (ZEISS, LEICA)
- Weight (lbs): Inquire
- Portability: Inquire
- Power (V): Inquire
- Power Control: Inquire
- Delivery Systems: Inquire
- Slit Lamp: Inquire
- Delivered Spot Size: Inquire
- Laser Compatibility: Inquire
- Patterns: Inquire
- Power Input: Inquire
- Dimensions (W × H × D): Inquire
- Number of Wavelengths: Inquire
- Treatment Pulse Durations: Inquire
- Aim Beam: Inquire
- Aim Beam Power: Inquire
- Retinal Spot Size: Inquire
- Graphical User Interface: Inquire
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- Features: -Stable and reliable yellow laser
-Multiple scan patterns (only for YLC-500 Vixi)
The YLC-500 Vixi has 22 preprogrammed scan patterns to allow treatment of varying retinal pathologies.
-Auto forward (only for YLC-500 Vixi)
Once photocoagulation is completed in one region, the auto forward function automatically positions the scan pattern to the next region of treatment, allowing the surgeon to concentrate on adjusting focus.
-LPM* (Low Power Mode) for minimally invasive photocoagulation (only for YLC-500 Vixi)
LPM is a form of laser photocoagulation that delivers reduced power to the retina for a therapeutic effect. During treatment, the standard (yellow) laser power is decreased by a specified ratio.
*Optional software for YLC-500 Vixi only.
Auto forward function
Auto forward function allows automated positioning of the scan pattern for photocoagulation.
Arcade grid scan pattern
In addition to regular mode, LPM includes a scan pattern that prevents treatment in a central circular area within the grid.
-User friendly features
An intuitive graphic user interface and easy-to-read touch screen color LCD allow quick and easy setup and verification of the scan pattern and treatment parameters.
-Wide range of selectable delivery units
Scan delivery unit
·Scan slit lamp delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800)
·Scan attachable delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800/SL-1600, ZEISS SL 130, HAAG BQ900)
Single delivery unit
·Slit lamp delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800)
·Attachable delivery unit (NIDEK SL-2000/SL-1800/SL-1600, ZEISS SL 130)
·BIO delivery unit (HEINE OMEGA 500)
·Endophotocoagulation delivery unit (ZEISS, LEICA)
- Weight (lbs): Inquire
- Portability: Inquire
- Power (V): Inquire
- Power Control: Inquire
- Delivery Systems: Inquire
- Slit Lamp: Inquire
- Delivered Spot Size: Inquire
- Laser Compatibility: Inquire
- Patterns: Inquire
- Power Input: Inquire
- Dimensions (W × H × D): Inquire
- Number of Wavelengths: Inquire
- Treatment Pulse Durations: Inquire
- Aim Beam: Inquire
- Aim Beam Power: Inquire
- Retinal Spot Size: Inquire
- Graphical User Interface: Inquire
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