Zeimer Galilei G4 Dual Scheimpflug Placido Disk Topographer

The Galilei G4 integrates Placido disc topography and
Dual-Scheimpflug tomography in one device.
This combination of technologies allows for
a complete analysis of both the anterior and
the posterior corneal surface.
The simultaneously recorded Dual-Scheimpflug images
produce reliable pachymetry and posterior curvature data,
whereas the Placido ring images provide highly accurate and
central anterior corneal curvature data fitted to
the anterior corneal surface.

Features
Placido Topography
Placido topography delivers highly accurate anterior curvature data of
the cornea. It can precisely detect anterior surface irregularities and
tearfilm quality.
Dual Scheimpflug Tomography
Precise pachymetry and elevation data of the anterior and
posterior surface help detect bulging and asymmetry in early stages.
The GALILEI system is equipped with two Scheimpflug cameras,
greatly reducing the time of the measurement process of
the anterior segment.

Optical Biometry
The optical biometer measures the central corneal thickness (CCT),
the anterior chamber depth (ACD), the lens thickness (LT) and
the axial length (AL) within the same exam.
The measured lens thickness together with precise anterior and
posterior corneal power maps results in next generation IOL planning.