ZEISS HD-OCT 500®

An OCT is like an MRI for the eye.  This cutting edge technology allows us to scan your eyes in the matter of seconds!  Its resolution is so sensitive that your doctor can see what layer of the retina is affected by any eye pathology.

These scans are interpreted and compared to a normative database to help detect eye pathology.  In addition, an OCT scan can be used to manage and track eye diseases over time.



OCULUS KERATOGRAPH® 5M

The OCULUS Keratograph® 5M integrates a high definition camera and corneal topographer into one seamless and state-of-the-art imaging machine. Ocular surface disease is match for this innovative tool, which integrates with computer technology to create detailed, full-color digital images of your eye.  It is used to collect specific information including high resolution images and videos so that not only we can diagnose the cause of your dry eye, but also measure it in the future to see if we are making progress with your treatment. This device also allows us to capture special scans of the meibomian glands within the eye lid that are often the cause of dry eye syndrome. Furthermore, the actual tear volume can be measured. At the completion of all the individual tests, a report can be printed called the Crystal Tear Report that explains each test and how your results are scored.

NEUROLENS

To detect eye misalignment, a Neurolens Measurement Device is utilized to objectively, accurately, and repeatedly measure eye alignment and calculate the AC/A (Accommodative Convergence to Accommodation ratio) of the patient. So, the cutting-edge eye tracking system allows the NMD2 to identify eye misalignment as small as 0.01 prism diopters, acquiring over 10,000 data points per patient. The diagnostic device makes it easy for the eye doctor to diagnose misalignment and help patients on their path to better, more comfortable vision.

The NMD2, in general, utilizes an iterative procedure of misalignment measurements that provides a final Neurolens prism correction value to the patients, which will be used to create their specialized lenses. The NMD2 does this by:

  • Measuring the gap between where the eyes are intended to be and where they need to be.

  • Separating peripheral and central vision through the record of the comprehensive assessment of the patient’s eye alignment and synchronization.