Trusted corneal mapping for precise vision care.
The ATLAS 500 Topographer is a corneal mapping system designed to measure and analyze the curvature of the cornea. It provides detailed color-coded maps that help eye care professionals diagnose corneal conditions, plan refractive surgeries, and improve contact lens fitting.
The ATLAS 500 Topographer is an advanced diagnostic device used in ophthalmology and optometry clinics. It uses Placido ring technology to project concentric rings onto the cornea. The reflected images are captured and analyzed to create accurate corneal curvature maps.
The system generates axial and tangential maps, corneal power distribution, and astigmatism analysis. These measurements help detect early signs of keratoconus and other corneal irregularities. The ATLAS 500 is also widely used for pre-operative screening before LASIK and other refractive surgeries.
Its software provides clear reports that are easy to understand. Doctors can compare previous exams to monitor changes over time. The device is designed for consistent performance, reliable results, and smooth integration into daily clinical workflow.
Key Features
1. What is the ATLAS 500 used for?
It is used to measure and map the corneal surface to assist in diagnosis and treatment planning.
2. Is the procedure painful?
No. The examination is non-contact and painless.
3. How long does the scan take?
The scan usually takes only a few seconds per eye.
4. Can it detect keratoconus?
Yes. It helps detect early corneal irregularities and monitor progression.
5. Is it necessary before LASIK surgery?
Yes. Corneal topography is an essential part of refractive surgery evaluation.
6. Does it help with contact lens fitting?
Yes. It provides detailed corneal data for better lens fitting.
7. Can patient data be stored?
Yes. The system allows storage and comparison of examination records.
8. Is it suitable for small clinics?
Yes. Its compact and efficient design makes it suitable for clinics of different sizes.
