Maestro2 with OCTA

The Robotic OCT Fundus Camera with OCTA

Robotic Acquisition, Clinical Confidence

Maestro2, the robotic OCT fundus camera, now with OCTA, offers unparalleled detail in assessing both retinal structure and vascular function—all from a single scan. The Maestro2 provides OCT reference data for the optic nerve, RNFL, ganglion cell, and macular thickness. Plus, you’ll get a true-color fundus photo with pinpoint registration to the OCT.

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Product Features

Maestro2 Features

User-friendly
Robotic OCT +
Fundus Camera

True Color¹
Fundus Photography

Full 360°
Rotating Touchscreen

12x9mm
3D Wide Scan

Anterior Segment OCT

Reference Database

Single Touch Capture

OCTA²

1. True, full color fundus image simultaneously captured with white light, 24-bit color.
2. OCTA feature is optional

The Maestro2 in Clinical Practice

Key Features

  • USER-FRIENDLY: Robotic OCT and true color fundus camera with single-touch automated capture
  • OCTA: Aerial views of the retinal vasculature are at predefined levels relevant to disease
  • ANGIO B: Color-coding helps discern both normal and abnormal blood flow
  • WIDEFIELD SCAN: 12x9mm 3D wide scan captures macula and optic disc and includes the Hood Report for Glaucoma
  • HIGH RESOLUTION: Multimodal Imaging with 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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How to Capture a 3D Wide Scan
How to Capture a 3D Wide Scan
How to Capture a 3D Disc Scan
How to Capture a 3D Disc Scan
How to Capture an Anterior Segment Line Scan
How to Capture an Anterior Segment Line Scan
How to Capture a Radial Anterior Segment Scan
How to Capture a Radial Anterior Segment Scan
How to Remove Glare from Fundus Photos
How to Remove Glare from Fundus Photos
Retina Specific Scan
Retina Specific Scan
3D Wide Scan Review
3D Wide Scan Review
Creating Reports
Creating Reports
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OBSERVATION & PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE FUNDUS
Type of Photography

Color, Red-free (Note 1) & IR

Picture Angle for Photography

45° ±5% or less
30° or equivalent (digital zoom)

Photographable Diameter of Pupil

ø4.0mm or more : When small pupil diaphragm is not used.
ø3.3mm or more : When small pupil diaphragm is used.

Fundus Image Resolution (on fundus)

Center : 60 lines/mm or more
Middle (r/2) : 40 lines/mm or more
Middle (r) : 25 lines/mm or more
IR photography : Center: 5 lines/mm or more

OBSERVATION & PHOTOGRAPHING OF THE FUNDUS TOMOGRAM
Scan Range (on fundus)

Horizontal direction 3 – 12mm ±5% or less
Vertical direction 3 – 9mm ±5% or less

OCT Scan Pattern

3D scan (horizontal/vertical)
Linear scan (Line-scan/Cross-scan )

OCTA Scan Pattern

6 x 6mm, 4.5 x 4.5mm, 3 x 3mm

Scan Speed

50,000 A-Scans per second

Photographable Diameter of Pupil

ø2.5mm or more

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
Vertical direction 3 – 6mm ±5% or less

Scan Pattern

Linear scan (Line-scan/Radial-scan)

Scan Speed

50,000 A-Scans per second

Maestro2 Brochure

Reference Database Whitepaper

Maestro Clinical Compendium