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A/B-Scan Ophthalmic Ultrasound
 

Features

Built-in Workstation

Detailed Resolution, Color TFT Display

Multiple Display and Continuous Zoom

Turn-up Keyboard, Fully Portable

Real Time Images, Cine-Loop

User and Patient information Entry

Mass images Storage

Document Management, Search and Statistic

Trackball for Easy Measurement and Operation

Clinical Reports with Images Print Out

Custom Velocity Settings

Physical dimension & weight

Dimensions: 240 (H) × 255 (W) × 160( D)mm

9.5( H)× 10 (W) × 6.3 (D)inches

Weight: 3.0kg ( 6.6lbs)

Operating environment

Power Supply: AC100-240V 50/60Hz 80VA Max

Temperature: 10-35

Humidity: 10 - 80%

Performance specifications

Display:Large Color TFT (Diagonal)

USB 2.0 Ports for Memory Sticks and Peripherals

Mouse Port

Image Output (optional): Video Printer/Laser Printer/Color Inkjet Printer/Workstation

Report Print Out: Patients Information, Clinical Situation Description of Images

External Large SVGA monitor

A-SCAN

Frequency: 10MHz  Fixation LED

Clinical Accuracy: 0.04mm

Minimum Indicated Unit: 0.01mm

Measuring Range (AL): 15-40mm

Measuring Mode: Immersion /Contact

Measuring Value: Cornea Thickness (Immersion Mode),Anterior Chamber Depth, Lens Thickness,

Vitreous Length, Axial Length

Measuring Method: Manual/Automatic (for Phakic, Aphakic, Cataract, Pseudophakic)

B-SCAN

Frequency: 10MHz Sealed probe

Scanning Method: Digital High Resolution Sector Scanning

Scanning Scope: 53 degrees

Gain Control: 20-99 dB

Resolution: Lateral ≤0.4mm, Axial≤ 0.2mm

Detecting Depth: ≤60mm

Display Method: B,B+A,B+B,B+B+B+B,A

Zoom: 6 steps selectable (31-60mm)

Gray Scale: 256 Levels

Color: 16 color codes

Cineloop: 12 sec/128 images, single or circle

Post Processing: Distance, Area Measurement, Annotation

Thousand Patient Images Internal Storage

IOL Formula: SRK-II,SRK-T,BINKHORST-II, HOLLADAY,HOFFER-Q,HAIGIS

IOL Types: PMMA, Acrylic, Silicone

Statistics: Average and Standard Deviation

Thousands Patient Data internal Storage