Heidelberg Spectralis 6-mode OCT

The Spectralis platform has many versions at various price points.
The workhorse model in the family in the Spectralis OCT, an economical,
easy-to-use version with Autorescan and one-touch pre-set patterns.
Additional versions permit clinicians to tailor a system.

Heidelberg Spectralis HRA + OCT Features:
Heidelberg Spectralis HRA + OCT 6 Mod
Spectral-Domain OCT
Enhanced Depth Imaging (EDI) OCT
Infrared Reflectance
Blue Peak, blue laser autofluorescence
Fluorescein Angiography
ICG Angiography
Panning Camera
TruTrack™ active eye tracking: actively follows the patient’s eye during the scan, minimizing motion artifact.
Heidelberg Noise Reduction™: combines multiple scans taken at the same location
and eliminates noise from the image.
Confocal Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope: for high-resolution fundus imaging.
BluePeak™ with RegionFinder™: to monitor RPE health in conditions such as AMD
and hydroxychloroquine administration.
Five (5) imaging modes: infrared (IR), BluePeak™ blue laser autofluorescence,
blue reflectance (BR) (this mode is sometimes referred to as red-free),
fluorescein angiography (FA) and ICG angiography (ICGA).
Movie image capture: for high-speed video angiography.
Optional non-contact ultra-widefield angiography: offers evenly illuminated,
undistorted, high contrast images in the far periphery.
Fundus image field of view: from 15° up to 150° with optional lenses.
Network ready: remote image review and optional EHR/PACS interface.
Upgradable: the following additional imaging modes can be added to this system: Spectral Domain OCT.

The Anterior Segment Module captures high-resolution images of the retina
and scleral structures.
The OCT2 module brings together fast scan TruTrack Active Eye Tracking
and speeds to produce high-quality pictures efficiently.
Scanning Laser Angiography can be performed using either fluorescein
or ICG dye to capture images and videos of blood vessel action.
The two modes are compatible with all the Angiography Module which
may capture single-shot high-contrast images.

The infrared imaging capability of this SPECTRALIS expands the range
of patients which may be imaged when small pupils poor media or lack
of dilation hamper fundus cameras.
Infrared light penetrates deeper into tissues showing structural modifications
which may not be visible under contact lens evaluation or on light photographs.
Both mode and 5 style version can be upgraded to the 6 style HRA+OCT.

Multi-modality imaging with Spectralis is helping push the evolution
of novel therapeutics and changing the course of patient management in healthcare.
By incorporating it by confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscopy employing
a platform system, Spectralis has improved the function of domain OCT.
The combination of this two technology has enabled innovative imaging capabilities,
for example, active eye tracking, and blue laser autofluorescence,
providing perspectives on the structure and function of the eye to clinicians.