MOPTIM VASCAN OCT Angiography Module


Overview

  • Visualize the microvasculature of the retina and choroid non-invasively
  • Powered by Complex Optical Micro Angiography (C-OMAG) algorithm that uses phase and amplitude signal data to generate fine quality OCTA images
  • Based on the powerful Mocean 4000 platform with reliable retinal tracking system, motion artifacts are reduced significantly
  • Maximum 12x8 mm size imaging without montage
  • Choose from VASCAN Essential or Advance to meet the need of your practice


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MOPTIM VASCAN OCT Angiography Module

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Optical Coherence Tomographer (OCT)
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High quality imaging with novel algorithm

The Complex Optical Micro Angiography (C-OMAG) algorithm is used to generate the OCTA images. 

Automated 7 layers segmentation

Automated 7 layers segmentation: VRI, superficial, intermediate, deep, outer retina, choriocapillaris, choroid

Max. 12 x 8mm wide rage scan

VASCAN provides up to 12 x 8 mm extra wide angiography scan in a single shot, which gives you a overview of the the retinal vasculature within just a few seconds.

Advanced projection removal algorithm

Removal of projection artifacts resulted in improved visualization and measurements of the neovascular lesions.

Artifact-free OCTA images

The SLO-based eye tracker and advanced motion artifact removal algorithm significantly improve the OCTA image quality

 

Specifications

VASCAN™ Essential

Scanning volume/area 3mm x 3mm     256 x 256 A-scans
12mm x 8 mm      540 x 360 A-scans
Algorithm C-OMAG
Segmentation options Encoded, Vitreousretina Intrerface(VRI), Superfcial retina, Deepfcial retinal, Avascular, Choriocapillaris, Choriod
Quantitative analysis No

VASCAN™ Advance

Scanning volume/area 3mm x 3mm     256 x 256 A-scans
6mm x 6mm     360 x 360 A-scans
8mm x 8mm     360 x 360 A-scans
12mm x 8 mm      540 x 360 A-scans
Algorithm C-OMAG
Segmentation options Encoded, Vitreousretina Intrerface(VRI), Superfcial retina, Deepfcial retinal, Avascular, Choriocapillaris, Choriod, Custom
Quantitative analysis Yes