53 devices · GMDN 11389
Ophthalmic ultrasound imaging systems are specialized medical devices that use ultrasound technology to create images of the eye and its surrounding structures. These systems help clinicians examine the eye's anatomy, measure various eye components, and assist in diagnosing and treating conditions like tumors.
These devices are typically powered by mains electricity and include software for both static and real-time imaging applications. They generate ultrasound pulses, detect echoes, and process the information to produce two- or three-dimensional images for various ophthalmic procedures.
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