Sonomed Portable A-Scan Master-Vu

Portable for Use on Multiple Computers Quick and Easy USB Connection to PC Powerful and Intuitive Master-Vu Software.

Features

• Immersion or direct contact A-scan
• Manual or automatic capture (cataract, dense cataract, aphakic, silicone oil, and pseudophakic modes)
• Auto calculation of axial length, anterior chamber depth, lens thickness, and vitreous, with axial length average and standard deviation provided for up to 5scans per exam
• Standard IOL formulas: Binkhorst, Regression-II, Theoretic/T, Holladay, Hoffer-Q, and Haigis (optional)
• Post-refractive IOL formulas include Latkany Myopic Regression, Latkany Hyperopic, and Aramberri Double-K
  

THE TOOLS YOU NEED.

Essential tools for managing patients and their ultrasound images.

FRAME BY FRAME
REVIEW OF VIDEO CLIPS

Frame by frame review of B-scan video clips provided for for selection of optimal images

EASY IOL COMPARISONS

Extensive built-in and customizable lens database for IOL comparisons

MEASUREMENTS AND ANNOTATION TOOLS

Easy to use calipers for distance and angle measurements

Model:
• MV4500 Master-Vu A-Scan

Features:
•Quick and Easy USB Connection
• Touch Screen Compatible
• Integrated Patient Database
• Intuitive and Powerful Software
• Personalized Exam Reports 2.

A-Scan: Scan Modes:
• Direct Contact / Immersion
• 5 Examination Modes:
Cataract
Dense Cataract
Aphakic
Pseudophakic (5 settings)
Manual

• Review Screen for A-Scan Measurement

Measurements:
•ACD, Lens, Vitreous, and AXL
• Individual Zone Velocities
• Average with Standard Deviations

Specifications:
• Clinical Accuracy ±0.1mm
• Electrical Accuracy ±0.032mm
• Lens Calculations in 0.25D Increments
• 1600 Lens Database

Formulas:
• Available IOL Formulas:
Binkhorst
Regression-II
Theoretic/T
Holladay
Hoffer-Q
Haigis

• Post-Refractive IOL Formulas:
Latkany Myopic Regression
Latkany Hyperopic
Aramberri Double-K A-Scan

Probe Styles:
• Standard A-Scan Probe for Hand-Held, Immersion, or Slit Lamp Mounted Application
• Soft-Touch A-Scan Probe for Hand-Held Use Minimizing Corneal Compression