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Heidelberg Engineering SPECTRALIS - User Manual

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SPECTRALIS
®
Ultra-Widefield Imaging
Module
User Manual
Software Version 6.16
June 2020
© Heidelberg Engineering GmbH
Article No. 230134-002 INT.AE20
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Heidelberg Engineering SPECTRALIS Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerHeidelberg Engineering
ModelSPECTRALIS
Lateral Resolution14 μm (in tissue)
Field of ViewUp to 55 degrees
SoftwareHEYEX
Image FormatsBMP, JPEG, TIFF, DICOM
Power Supply100-240 V AC
Operating SystemWindows
ConnectivityUSB, Ethernet
Operating Temperature+10°C to +35°C
Humidity30% to 70% non-condensing

Summary

Preface

Symbols Used in this Document

Explains formatting, symbols, and text conventions used in the manual.

Intended Use

Details the SPECTRALIS device's purpose and applications in ophthalmic diagnostics.

Compatibility

Lists required software versions for the Ultra-Widefield Imaging Module.

Terms and Definitions

General Safety Messages

Patient Safety

Provides critical instructions for ensuring patient safety during examinations.

Data Security

Outlines precautions to prevent data loss and ensure system integrity.

Exchanging Objective Lenses

Acquiring Images

Preparations

Details pre-acquisition steps and available modes for image capture.

Setting Acquisition Parameters

Explains how to configure image acquisition settings like scan resolution and brightness.

Examining Patients with Deep-seated Eyes or Small Orbits

Offers techniques for optimizing image quality with challenging patient anatomies.

Starting New Examinations

Describes the workflow for initiating new patient examinations in HEYEX software.

Aligning the cSLO Image

Provides steps for achieving optimal focus and illumination of the cSLO image.

Acquiring cSLO Images

Details the procedure for capturing confocal Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscopy images.

Acquiring Simultaneous IR and BAF Images

Explains how to capture combined Infrared and Blue Peak Autofluorescence images.

Performing Angiographies

Covers the process of acquiring Fluorescein and Indocyanine Green angiography images.

Starting the Angiography

Guides the initial steps for initiating different angiography modes.

Viewing Images

Troubleshooting

Artifacts in Cross-Polarized Images

Discusses inhomogeneous illumination and reduced reflection in cross-polarized images.