Robotic OCT and Color Fundus Camera
Multimodal SD-OCT with One-Touch Acquisition
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Product Features
User-friendly
Robotic OCT +
Fundus Camera
OCT and True Color¹
Fundus Photography
Single Touch,
Automated Capture
12x9mm 3D Wide Scan
with Hood Report
for Glaucoma
Anterior Segment OCT²
Reference Database
Full 360° Rotating Monitor
Allows Operator Distance
Small Footprint,
Space Saving
The Maestro2 in Clinical Practice
Key Features
- USER-FRIENDLY: Robotic OCT and fundus camera with single-touch automated capture.
- WIDEFIELD SCAN: 12x9mm 3D wide scan captures macula and optic disc and includes the Hood Report for Glaucoma.
- HIGH RESOLUTION: Multimodal Imaging: OCT and true color fundus photography.*
- COMPACT FOOTPRINT: Space-saving design fits into any practice setting.
*True, full color fundus image simultaneously captured with white light, 24-bit color.
Maestro2 OCT + Fundus Camera with Harmony® Clinical Data Management is a one-touch, one-screen diagnostic solution.
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Anterior Segment Scan
Radial Anterior Segment Scan
from Fundus Photos
3D Wide Scan
Maestro2 Brochure
The Hood Report for Glaucoma
Reference Database Whitepaper
Maestro2 Reports Guide
| OBSERVATION & PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE FUNDUS | |
| Type of Photography | Color, Red-free (Note 1) & IR |
| Picture Angle for Photography | 45° ±5% or less |
| Operating Distance | 34.8 ±0.1mm (when taking a picture of fundus) |
| Photographable Diameter of Pupil | ø4.0mm or more : When small pupil diaphragm is NOT used. |
| Fundus Image Resolution (on fundus) | Center : 60 lines/mm or more |
| OBSERVATION & PHOTOGRAPHING OF THE FUNDUS TOMOGRAM | |
| Scan Rang (on fundus) | Horizontal direction 3 – 12mm ±5% or less |
| Scan Pattern | 3D scan (horizontal/vertical) |
| Scan Speed | 50,000 A-Scans per second |
| Lateral Resolution | 20µm or less |
| In-depth Resolution | 6µm or less |
| Photographable Diameter of Pupil | ø2.5mm or more |
| OBSERVATION & PHOTOGRAPHING OF THE FUNDUS IMAGE/FUNDUS TOMOGRAM | |
| Fixation Target | Dot matrix type organic ELD display |
| OBSERVATION & PHOTOGRAPHING OF THE ANTERIOR SEGMENT | |
| Type of Photography | Color & IR |
| Operating Distance | 62.6 ±0.1mm (when taking a picture of anterior segment) |
| OBSERVATION & PHOTOGRAPHING OF THE ANTERIOR SEGMENT TOMOGRAM | |
| Scan Range (on cornea) | Horizontal direction 3 – 6mm ±5% or less |
| Scan Pattern | Linear scan (Line-scan/Radial-scan) |
| Scan Speed | 50,000 A-Scans per second |
| ELECTRIC RATING / DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT | |
| Source Voltage | AC 100 – 240V 50-60Hz |
| Power Input | 70 – 150VA |
| Dimensions | 340 – 480mm (W) x 543 – 680mm (D) x 530 – 735mm (H) |
| Weight | 25kg |
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