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Exploring The Utility Of The OPD-Scan III To Detect Keratoconus And Corneal Ectasias
- Author
- S. D. Klyce
- Publisher
- Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today Europe. September 2021. Insert Education
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Auto Refractometer / Auto Keratometer / Non Contact Tonometer / Pachymeter / Optical Biometer
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Refractive Power / Corneal Analyzer
OPD-Scan III
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Auto Ref/Kerato/Tono/Pachymeter
TONOREF™ III -
Auto Ref/Keratometer
ARK-1s/1a/1
Auto Refractometer
AR-1s/1a/1 -
Auto Ref/Keratometer
ARK-F
Auto Refractometer
AR-F -
Handheld Ref/Keratometer
HandyRef-K
Handheld Refractometer
HandyRef -
Non Contact Tono/Pachymeter
NT-1p
Non Contact Tonometer
NT-1/1e -
Optical Biometer
AL-Scan M
Refractor and Optometry System
Chart and Chart Projector
Pupil Distance Meter
Retina & Glaucoma
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Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope
Mirante SLO/OCT
Mirante SLO -
Optical Coherence Tomography
RS-1 Glauvas -
Optical Coherence Tomography / Fundus Camera
Retina Scan Duo™2 -
OCT-Angiography option for the Mirante SLO/OCT and Retina Scan Duo™ 2
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Software for NIDEK OCT series
Long Axial Length Normative Database -
B-scan Denoising Software
for NIDEK OCT series -
Microperimeter
MP-3 -
Gonioscope
GS-1 -
Non-mydriatic Auto Fundus Camera
AFC-330 -
Slit Lamp
SL-2000 -
Slit Lamp
SL-1800
Ophthalmic Surgical System
Laser Photocoagulator
Laser Photodisrupter
System Edger
Auto Edging System
Other Equipment
Anti Reflective Coating, "Lequa-Dry"
Anti Reflective Coating, "Lequa-Wet"
Decorative Coating, "RefColor"
In-House Hard Coating Service
Optical Multilayer Coatings
Highly Functional Hard Coating Material
Au Nanorod Array Substrate for SERS
Clear acrylic sheet with highly functional hard coating
Dry Tinting
Flatness Testers