126 devices · GMDN 58850
Ophthalmic spectral-domain optical coherence tomography systems are diagnostic imaging tools that use near-infrared light to capture high-resolution, cross-sectional, or three-dimensional views of eye tissues. These systems are used by clinicians to examine both the front and back segments of the eye to aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of various ocular conditions.
These devices function as non-contact systems that process reflected light into digital images through specialized software and interchangeable lenses. They are designed for use in clinical or perioperative settings to provide detailed structural analysis of ocular microstructures.
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