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General| Device Type | Swept Source OCT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Topcon |
| Model | DRI OCT Triton |
| Scanning Width | 12 mm |
| OCT Angiography | Yes |
| Fundus Camera | Yes |
| Fundus Photography | Yes |
| Power Requirements | AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Lateral Resolution | 20 μm |
| Scan Depth | 2.0 mm |
| Wavelength | 1, 050nm |
| A-scan speed | 100, 000 A-scans/second |
Registering a new patient by inputting necessary details and clicking 'Register'.
Selecting an existing patient from the list or by searching.
Utilizing the 'Advance' tab to search for existing patients by ID, name, or last test date.
Clicking the 'Acquisition' tab to begin the scanning process.
Ensuring correct patient alignment on the chinrest and adjusting height for eye marker.
Choosing the desired capture mode from the available scan types.
Instructing the patient to look at the fixation target and aligning the scan.
Using 'Optimize' for signal strength and checking distance indicators for alignment.
Using the Live Fundus View for enhanced contrast and distinguishing retinal structures.
Using the Z Tab to center the OCT scan box for optimal image appearance.
Reminding the patient to fixate and not blink before pressing the trigger to capture.
Checking OCT quality after capture and saving images to Imagenet 6 software.
Details on various macula scans including 3D Macula, 3D Wide, and Macula Fundus Photo.
Details on glaucoma scans like 3D Disc, 3D Macula V, and Disc Fundus Photo.
Description of anterior segment scans such as Radial Anterior and 3D Anterior.
Explanation of OCT Angiography scans for structure and flow of retinal circulation.
Attaching the Anterior Lens and Headrest, instructing patient for alignment.
Procedure for Line Anterior scans, assessing patient angles with 16mm or 6mm options.
Procedure for 6mm Anterior Radial Scan to assess corneal thickness.
Setting patient's chin on chinrest and adjusting height for eye marker alignment.
Instructing patient to find fixation target and selecting 'Fundus Photo' from menu.
Pressing 'Colour' or 'Auto Fluorescence' buttons based on required fundus photo.
Adjusting IR brightness and fixation target for optimal image quality.
Instructing patient not to blink, pressing trigger, and saving images to Imagenet 6.
Positioning patient and adjusting chinrest height for peripheral fundus photography.
Selecting Fundus Photo, moving machine, and pressing 'Peri' button.
Moving fixation target using presets and pressing trigger for capture.
Saving captured peripheral images to the Imagenet 6 software.
Positioning patient and adjusting chinrest for OCT Angiography scans.
Choosing the desired OCTA scan size from the main menu options.
Aligning OCT B-Scan to box, adjusting Z tab, and pressing 'Optimize'.
Pressing trigger to capture OCTA with Auto Tracker, or cancelling tracking.
Saving captured OCT Angiography images automatically to Imagenet 6.
Following hospital protocol for administering fluorescein and timings.
Positioning patient and adjusting chinrest for Fluorescein Angiography.
Selecting Colour/Auto Fluo, capturing FFA images, and saving to Imagenet 6.
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