Gonioscope
GS-1

Features
- Instant documentation of the iridocorneal angle in real-color photographs
- Freeing up time for the clinicians to assess and plan treatment
- Automated circumferential goniophotography
Detailed Information
Automated gonioscopy
Document. Assess. Plan.
A picture is worth a thousand words
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Instant documentation with the GS-1
The GS-1 instantly documents the iridocorneal angle in real-color photographs and stores them in the device. Hence, there is no need for detailed drawing or sketches in the patient chart to record angle pathology. Photographs from the GS-1 can be attached to the patient file or chart. Documentation with the GS-1 is far simpler and much more definitive than subjective sketches of pathology.
![]() Easy documentation and assessment with the GS-1. |
![]() The photographs can be checked on the touch screen of the device and easily magnified. |
Documentation to be shared
Assessment of angle structure and pathology is easily facilitated by reviewing the digital photographs during clinical evaluation rather than performing manual gonioscopy. The digital photographs from the GS-1 can be shared from technicians to clinicians, with fellow clinicians, the referring physicians and patients, alongside complete documentation of GS-1 findings.
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![]() Consultation with fellow clinicians
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![]() Effective information transfer to partner clinics |
![]() Easier patient consent |
Assess and plan with documentation
The GS-1 frees up time for the clinicians to assess and plan treatment. The digital goniophotographs add the convenience of re-assessing the entire angle at any time. High resolution color photographs enhance the quality of assessment and allow comprehensive follow-up.
Postoperative examples*
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![]() Laser iridotomy
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![]() Trabeculectomy |
Progression of neovascularization (after 5 months)*
* Image courtesy of Prof C. E. TRAVERSO, MD, Clinica Oculistica, Di.N.O.G.M.I., University of Genova – Ospedale Policlinico S. Martino, Italy
GS-1 features
Automated circumferential goniophotography
Export images
Non-contact gel immersion measurement
To ensure patient comfort, a coupling gel is used during image acquisition. The multimirror prism is not intended to touch the cornea. | ![]() |
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NOTE
The availability of products differs from country to country depending on the status of approval.
Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.
- Product/model name
- GONIOSCOPE GS-1