Haag-Streit Launches New Corneal Ectasia Display for the Eyestar 900

Haag-Streit announced the launch of a new corneal ectasia display for the Eyestar 900 swept-source-based precision OCT analyzer. 

The new display features OCT-based topography for elevation information of the cornea front and back surface, as well as pachymetry maps and profiles, Belin ABCD grading, and complementary parameters to support corneal specialists in identifying even the slightest signs of ectatic changes, and the first signs of keratoconus, according to Haag-Streit.

The Anterior Chamber Suite also boasts 12 mm Class A-topography of the anterior and posterior cornea. It provides high quality 18 mm diameter OCT images of the anterior chamber, including the crystalline lens, for visual inspection of key structures such as lens position, ICL vault, or chamber angle.
 
Established Cataract Suite

The Cataract Suite features precise swept-source OCT biometry, anterior and posterior corneal topography, dual zone precision keratometry, pachymetry, lens tilt analysis, Zernike wavefront and vision simulation. Built-in IOL calculation methods, including Hill-RBF 3.0, are included.

One measuring procedure, on a single device

The Eyestar 900’s fully-automated measurement process allows for easy delegation, optimizes workflow, and enables the user to acquire precise measurements and imaging data of both eyes, in typically 40 seconds.