Reliable ultrasound precision for confident cataract planning.
The Accutome A-Scan Plus Connect is an advanced ultrasound biometer designed for precise axial length measurement and accurate IOL power calculation. It is commonly used in cataract surgery planning and is known for its reliability, portability, and easy operation.
The Accutome A-Scan Plus Connect is a high-performance diagnostic ultrasound system used in ophthalmology. It measures the axial length of the eye using contact or immersion ultrasound technology. This information is essential for selecting the correct intraocular lens (IOL) before cataract surgery.
Unlike optical biometers, ultrasound A-scan devices work well even in dense or mature cataracts where optical measurement may not be possible. The A-Scan Plus Connect provides consistent and repeatable results, helping surgeons reduce refractive errors after surgery.
The system features a clear digital display, built-in IOL calculation formulas, and smooth data integration options. Its compact design makes it suitable for hospitals, eye clinics, and mobile surgical units.
Key Features
The Accutome A-Scan Plus Connect is used for:
It ensures accurate surgical planning even in challenging cases.
1. What is the Accutome A-Scan Plus Connect used for?
It is used to measure axial length and calculate IOL power before cataract surgery.
2. What technology does it use?
It uses ultrasound A-scan technology.
3. Can it measure dense cataracts?
Yes. Ultrasound works well even in mature or dense cataracts.
4. What is the difference between contact and immersion mode?
Contact mode touches the eye directly, while immersion mode uses a fluid interface for higher accuracy.
5. Is it portable?
Yes. The device is compact and easy to move between rooms.
6. Does it include IOL calculation formulas?
Yes. It includes commonly used IOL power calculation formulas.
7. Is it suitable for pediatric cases?
Yes. It can be used in children when optical methods are not possible.
8. Who can operate this device?
Trained ophthalmic technicians or ophthalmologists.
