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Ophthalmic Ultrasound

A-scan biometry, B-scan structural evaluation and pachymetry corneal thickness measurement for complete ultrasound assessment of the eye.

Products in this category

A-scan, B-scan and pachymetry in one platform

  • VisionStar RetiWave 1200 ophthalmic ultrasound with A-scan, B-scan and pachymetry probes, distributed by PrecisionMed

    VisionStar

    RetiWave 1200 Ophthalmic Ultrasound A / B / P Scan

    A combined A-scan, B-scan and pachymetry ultrasound platform with a touch-screen console for complete ultrasound assessment of the eye.

    • A-scan biometry with IOL calculation for eyes unsuitable for optical biometry
    • B-scan imaging of the posterior segment through opaque media
    • Pachymetry probe for corneal thickness mapping

Ideal for

  • Specialty Eye Hospitals
  • Ophthalmology Clinics
  • Eye Care Centers
  • Medical Procurement Agencies

Frequently asked questions

When is B-scan ultrasound needed?

B-scan evaluates the posterior segment when media opacity, such as dense cataract or vitreous haemorrhage, prevents direct visualisation or OCT imaging.

Can one system do A-scan, B-scan and pachymetry?

Yes. Combined platforms such as the RetiWave 1200 offer A, B and P probes on a single console, saving space and budget.

Is ultrasound biometry still relevant alongside optical biometers?

Ultrasound A-scan remains essential for eyes where optical biometry fails, so most cataract services keep both.

Request a ophthalmic ultrasound quotation

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