Precision imaging for complete corneal confidence.
The Antares Corneal Topographer is an advanced diagnostic device designed for detailed corneal and anterior segment analysis. It combines modern imaging technologies to provide accurate corneal mapping, thickness measurement, and anterior segment evaluation for safe and confident clinical decision-making.
The Antares Corneal Topographer is a high-performance ophthalmic imaging system developed for comprehensive anterior segment assessment. It integrates Placido-disc corneal topography with advanced imaging technology to evaluate both the shape and structure of the cornea.
The device provides detailed information about corneal curvature, elevation, pachymetry (corneal thickness), and anterior chamber parameters. This allows eye care professionals to detect early corneal disorders, monitor progression, and plan refractive or cataract surgeries more safely.
Antares is designed for precision and reliability. It offers automated alignment, fast scanning, and high-resolution imaging. The intuitive software interface produces clear, color-coded maps and structured reports that support clinical diagnosis and patient education.
This system is ideal for refractive surgery centers, corneal specialists, and advanced ophthalmology clinics seeking complete anterior segment analysis in one device.
Key Features
1. What is the Antares used for?
It is used for detailed corneal mapping and anterior segment analysis.
2. Can it detect keratoconus?
Yes. It provides elevation and thickness maps that help detect early keratoconus.
3. Is the test painful?
No. The examination is non-contact and comfortable.
4. Does it measure corneal thickness?
Yes. It provides full corneal pachymetry mapping.
5. Is it necessary before LASIK surgery?
It is highly recommended for accurate refractive surgery screening.
6. Can it help with cataract surgery planning?
Yes. It measures anterior chamber parameters useful for surgical planning.
7. Does it store patient data?
Yes. The system allows saving and comparing previous examinations.
8. Is it suitable for small clinics?
It is best suited for clinics requiring advanced corneal imaging and surgical planning tools.
