Complete corneal clarity for confident surgical planning.
The Sirius is a combined corneal topography and tomography system. It delivers detailed corneal maps, pachymetry data, and anterior chamber measurements in one integrated platform.
The Sirius system uses a rotating Scheimpflug camera together with Placido disc technology. This combination allows it to measure both the anterior and posterior corneal surfaces with high precision.
It captures multiple cross-sectional images of the eye and creates a detailed three-dimensional model of the anterior segment. The system provides information on:
This detailed analysis helps doctors diagnose corneal disorders, plan refractive surgeries, and improve patient outcomes. The software is designed to present clear and easy-to-understand color maps, making clinical interpretation simple and fast.
Key Features
1. What makes the Sirius different from standard topographers?
It combines Scheimpflug tomography and Placido disc topography for more complete corneal analysis.
2. Does Sirius measure corneal thickness?
Yes, it provides detailed pachymetry maps.
3. Can it detect early keratoconus?
Yes, it is highly effective in early detection and monitoring of keratoconus.
4. Is it suitable for refractive surgery clinics?
Yes, it is widely used for LASIK and SMILE screening.
5. Does it analyze the posterior corneal surface?
Yes, it measures both anterior and posterior surfaces.
6. Is it helpful in cataract surgery planning?
Yes, it supports anterior chamber analysis and IOL planning.
7. Is the system easy to operate?
Yes, it features automatic alignment and intuitive software.
8. Is it suitable for small clinics?
Yes, it can be used in both small and large eye care centers.
