Digital Fundus Camera

A digital fundus camera is used to take an image of the fundus — the back portion of the eye that includes the retina, macula, fovea, optic disc and posterior pole. A digital fundus camera normally consists of a camera with a specialized microscope attached. Either a lamp or flash provides the light necessary for photo taking, and depending on the camera photos at different angles of view — from narrow to wide — can be taken. The resulting image can then be used by an ophthalmologist for diagnosis and treatment.
CompanyVolk Optical, Inc.Volk Optical, Inc.
ItemPictor Plus Portable Ophthalmic ImagerPictor Digital Imaging Device
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DescriptionPictor Plus is an advanced retinal camera that can take your practice places. From the exam room to on-location screenings, nursing home calls and everywhere in between. It is lightweight, weighing just 1lb and will shoot detailed images in daylight Volk Pictor is a portable digital imaging device that provides a variety of imaging capabilities with interchangeable modules. This versatile hand held device is available with the option of two key imaging modules for ophthalmic examination:
Features
Pictor Pictor Plus
Versatile
Images both retina and anterior segments

Portable
Fits in a small briefcase and weighs just 1lb.



Non-mydriatic retinal imaging
Pupils as small as 3mm



Anterior imaging
White or blue (fluoroscein) LED lighting



Storage
More than 1,000 high resolution jpg images on SD card



Simple integration
Images upload to PC via USB connection



Improved image resolution
Meets ISO fundus camera requirements



Auto focus assist
Senses optimal retinal view and automatically takes the image



9 fixation targets
For a variety of retinal images



Patient ID entry via keypad
Facilitates patient records/folders



Additional Wi-Fi PC connectivity
Enhances portable capabilities



Improved glare free anterior segment imaging


  • Maximum Portability - Lightweight and portable, Pictor is easily used between rooms and outside the office to examine convalescing patients and for geriatric or pediatric care.
  • Simple Integration - Pictor is easily adopted into daily examination routines, connecting to any patient database system for fluent image data storage and sharing.
  • Improved Patient Care - Digital still and video images created with Pictor provide accurate first diagnosis and planning for consistent follow up treatment.
  • Modular - Two key ophthalmic attachments provide simple way to switch between posterior and anterior imaging.
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