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Latest Devices and Technologies in the Field of Ophthalmology
Operations Devices
ALCON Phaco
Phaco is a device that sends ultrasound waves through a needle that enters from the sclera through the tip of the cornea
Argon Laser
Argon laser technology is used in ophthalmology to perform a type of treatment called photocoagulation.
Yag Laser
A device to remove blackouts from the eye lens.
It is used in the treatment of sudden hypertension.
Wipe lenses after cataract operation.
Cross Linking
The process of stabilizing and strengthening the cornea with ultraviolet radiation or connecting the orthogonal tissues to the cornea is a modern surgical method
Scanning Devices
OCT Scan
Computerized tomography (OCT) device from the Japanese company (TOPCON) gives accurate cross-sectional images of the retina to diagnose retinal diseases
IOL Master 700
The new IOLMaster can penetrate 99 percent of cataracts. A study comparing AL, anterior chamber depth and K-value measurements obtained by the IOLMaster 700. At 2,000 scans per second
Pentacam
It is a device that examines the frontal parts of the eye, as it takes a 360-degree image and then shoots 50 different pictures of more than 25,000 points in the cornea in a period not exceeding two seconds only!
Visual Field
The device works by distinguishing what is known as light points in space, and therefore if the patient cannot distinguish these points, the computer will consider that there is an area affected by damage in the field of vision
Topography
It is a device that gives a topographic image of the cornea and it helps to detect any defects and distortions in the cornea that would affect the consideration negatively before or even after conducting a vision correction process.
A-Scan
In this device, ultrasound is used, and the sonar sensor is placed directly on the cornea after using an anesthetic drop. Before imaging, an Instocaine drop is poured into both eyes to numb the surface of the cornea.
Auto-refractometer
An autorefractor or automated refractor is a computer-controlled machine used during an eye examination
Lensometer
A lensmeter or lensometer, also known as a focimeter or vertometer, is an ophthalmic instrument.
Snellen Chart
A Snellen chart is an eye chart that can be used to measure visual acuity. Snellen charts are named after the Dutch ophthalmologist Herman Snellen
Phoropter
A phoropter is an instrument used to test individual lenses on each eye during an exam.
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