ZEISS Visucam 224 FAF

ZEISS VISUCAM fundus cameras, with a 24-megapixel sensor
and revolutionary ZEISS optics, produce brilliant, ultra-high resolution,
detail-rich images to effectively aid in diagnosing and monitoring a
broad range of eye diseases – from glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy to
macular degeneration (AMD).

Setting a new standard for resolution. Superior clarity,
ultra-high resolution, revolutionary ZEISS optics
Both ZEISS VISUCAM models are fully featured non-mydriatic and
mydriatic retinal cameras with numerous on-board image capture modes –
fundus autofluorescence, non-mydriatic Color, Red-free, Red,
Blue – and enhanced visualization functionality that
provide powerful diagnostic insights for optimal patient care.

VISUCAM 224 with FAF is a fully featured non-mydriatic and
mydriatic retinal camera for comprehensive care.

Details define your decisions
Ultra-high resolution imaging and superior clarity promote
efficient navigation from full-image overview to magnification of
the smallest detail, allowing precise visualization within a
particular area of interest.

Based on the internal high-resolution sensor and complete patient data,
ZEISS VISUCAM allows a fast workflow for fundus exams so that
captured images are immediately displayed on the monitor for
fast assessment. Review is only a double-click away from capture.

FAF is an important non-invasive tool for the diagnosis and monitoring of
Dry AMD, including geographic atrophy. In addition to AMD, FAF is useful for
the following diseases:

Retinal detachment (but more important in periphery)
Inherited dystrophies (retinitis pigmentosa, Best and Stargardt disease)
Central serous chorioretinopathy (CSCR, CSR or CSC)
Vitelliform lesions
Acute zonal occult outer retinopathy (AZOOR)
Laser scars after macular edema
Papillary drusen in papillary edema