Corneal Topographer

Gaush Raymond CT-6 The Corneal Topographer employs a unique photography technique to map the surface of the cornea, the transparent front window of the eye. It is clinically employed to diagnose corneal astigmatism, quantitatively analyze corneal shape, and display corneal diopter with data or various colors. It is also capable of displaying in the form of a refractive diagram, instantaneous curvature diagram, height diagram, and axial curvature diagram. This instrument assists in the guidance of data for corneal contact lenses and enhances the precision of contact lens adaptation.



Features of the product:●Placido cone methodinput:
output:
●Capture mode: Automatic/Manualinput:
output:●A variety of topographic maps, such as those in general format and those in Fourier format, are available.input:
output:●Various types of curvature diagrams, such as axial, instantaneous, diopter, and hypsograminput:
output:Technical specifications:
➣Method of measurement: Placido cone➣ Curvature radius range: 5.5mm to 10.0mm➣The measurement range is 11mm.input:
output:• Diopter range: 33.75D to 61.36Dinput:
output:29 placido ringsinput:
output:10440 measurement pointsinput:
output:➣ The average curvature radius deviation is ±0.03mm.➣Optional: Computer for visual display