Carl Zeiss Meditec unveils latest line of ophthalmic advancements

Chicago-Carl Zeiss Meditec presented its newest ophthalmic advancements at this year’s American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting, including anterior chamber OCT, a non-mydriatic fundus camera, and a number of new networkable systems.

Among the highlighted products:

• The Visante OCT device offers OCT technology for the anterior chamber of the eye, allowing physicians to image, measure, and document corneal flap thickness and residual stromal thickness for the first time pre-, during, and post-LASIK and cataract surgery. FDA approval is pending.

• The Visucam Pro NM non-mydriatic fundus camera provides ophthalmologists with accurate fundus imaging without the need for pupil dilation. The camera allows for digital image recording of the retina and posterior segment, which assists in the diagnosis and documentation of diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration, and glaucoma. FDA approval is pending.

• Networking solutions are designed to increase practitioner workflow and efficiency. Both the Visante OCT and Visucam Pro NM are networkable, as are other new systems and software solutions from the company.

All products are available to view at the Carl Zeiss Meditec Booth 3534.