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General| Brand | Optopol |
|---|---|
| Model | REVO 80 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the intended diagnostic purpose of the SOCT system for ocular diseases.
Guides the user on how to start and load the SOCT application after system initialization.
Details the process of adding new patient records, including required fields.
Guides on adjusting scan parameters and saving custom settings for each pattern and area.
Details the necessary steps before conducting an examination, including pupil size and refraction.
Explains the available acquisition modes: Full Auto, Semi Auto, and Manual.
Explains the Full Range mode for increased scanning depth, requiring an anterior adapter.
Outlines the criteria for ensuring OCT image quality and suitability for diagnosis.
Explains the AI DeNoise algorithm for filtering tomogram noise and improving image quality.
Details the analysis of retinal thickness, including single eye views and requirements.
Describes the analysis of NFL thickness and optic nerve head shape.
Covers the Advanced View for glaucoma summary reports of 3D exams.
Details the combined report of visual field data and OCT analysis.
Covers the result review options for Central examinations.
Details the analysis of corneal thickness based on OCT images of the anterior segment.
Guides on manually correcting the anterior and posterior surfaces of the cornea.
Guides on manually correcting recognized layers for accurate analysis.
Explains how to manually edit the disc contour for accurate shape definition.
Explains the output function for saving examination results in various formats and locations.
Explains how the SOCT software automatically correlates examinations using blood vessel shapes.
Introduces Retina OCT-A, its acquisition procedure, and module availability.
Introduces tools for quantifying Foveal Avascular Zone, Vascular Flow Area, and Non-Flow Area.
Explains the motion correction algorithm to eliminate eye movement artifacts in Angio OCT and 3D exams.
Covers OCT Angiography analysis specific to the optic disc.
Explains the Angio mosaic feature for presenting a wider field of view with detailed images.
Details the process of acquiring biometric measurements, including initial calibration.
Recommends reviewing all biometry series for validity and boundary detection.
Guides the user on how to perform IOL calculations using biometry data and formulas.
Describes the IOL Editor window for importing, exporting, and editing IOL data.
Provides essential safety notes and cautions for using the topography module.
Details the different modes for acquiring topography scans.
Outlines how to review topography scan results.
Details the analysis of topography data, including Keratometry and Keratoconus screening.
Explains how to prepare for calibration by installing the calibration tool.
Guides through the initial and standard calibration procedures for topography.
Covers the calibration process for the Biometry module to ensure measurement precision.
Covers handling database files, setting networking parameters, and selecting storage locations.
Details how to manage SOCT software users, including adding, removing, and editing accounts.
Describes how to create, modify, and remove output sets for examination data.
Explains how to perform database and examination backups.
Provides guidelines for routine cleaning of the device, casing, and applied parts.
Describes the procedure for configuring network connections for SOCT software.
