Visionstar OSE-3000 Plus

Simultaneous Laser Fundus Imaging

Line scanning ophthalmoscopy is built in, producing high quality fundus imaging at the same time as the layered capture. The manufacturer relates this to making a lesion easier for the clinician to localise.

Switchable Macular Scan Length

The macular HD line scan length can be switched between 6 mm and 12 mm, so the operator can work tightly around the fovea or take in a broader span of retina without changing pattern.

Six Line Radial Macular Scanning

A six line radial pattern is listed for the macula, with retinal thickness analysis, ganglion cell analysis and high definition imaging that uses five image averaging to build the displayed result.

Dense Macular Cube

Retinal thickness is assessed point by point across a 500 by 100 dense cube, backed by thickness analysis, progression analysis, three dimensional viewing and en face analysis.

Two Glaucoma Cube Modes

One cube covers the macular area and one covers the disc area, with sampling evenly distributed across 200 by 200 A-scans, which the manufacturer relates to early detection and ongoing management.

Disc Analysis Set

The disc route lists nerve fibre analysis, cup to disc analysis, a calculation circle with circle scan tomogram, progression analysis and comparative analysis covering both eyes together.

Anterior Segment Imaging

High definition corneal imaging localises Bowman's layer and the anterior chamber angle, while a six line radial pattern of equal length supports central corneal thickness measurement and pachymetry.

En Face Viewing and Remote Software

En face analysis localises lesions within specific subretinal layers through choroid, ellipsoid, mid retina, VRI and three dimensional views. Remote viewer software displays, enhances, analyses and saves the images.

Glaucoma Detection and Follow Up

Two cube modes, one over the macular area and one over the disc, sample evenly across 200 by 200 A-scans. The macular route contributes ganglion cell and progression analysis, while the disc route adds nerve fibre analysis, cup to disc analysis and a calculation circle with circle scan tomogram. Comparative analysis of both eyes and an informative report bring the picture together, which suits a clinic carrying a caseload of patients under long term observation where the question is always whether anything has moved since last time.

Macular Lesion Assessment

High definition line imaging is described as revealing small lesions, with scan length switchable between 6 mm and 12 mm and five image averaging behind the displayed result. The dense 500 by 100 cube then measures thickness point by point. Because line scanning ophthalmoscopy supplies a fundus image in the same session, the clinician can see exactly where a cross section sits, which matters when a finding is small and its position within the macula changes what it means.

Corneal and Anterior Chamber Work

Anterior imaging localises Bowman's layer, the interface between corneal stroma and epithelium, along with the anterior chamber angle. A six line radial pattern of equal length supports central corneal thickness measurement, software analysis, pachymetry and manual measurement. Practices fitting contact lenses or assessing the corneal surface gain a layered anterior view on the same platform they use for retinal work.

Layer Specific Review and Reporting

En face analysis localises lesions within specific subretinal layers, offering choroid, ellipsoid, mid retina, VRI and three dimensional views. Remote viewer software displays, enhances, analyses and saves digital images, so a study can be reviewed from another position or brought into a discussion with a colleague when a second opinion would help the patient.

Fundus and Layered Views in One Session

Line scanning ophthalmoscopy running alongside the layered capture means the surface view and the cross section arrive together rather than from two separate appointments. For the clinician the practical gain is orientation: a thin bright line on a tomogram means far more when its position on the fundus is visible beside it. For the patient it means one sitting, one set of instructions and a shorter visit, which matters most for the elderly and for anyone who finds examinations tiring.

Lesions Placed Within a Layer

En face analysis is aimed at localising lesions inside specific subretinal layers, with choroid, ellipsoid, mid retina, VRI and three dimensional views listed. Depth information of this kind changes the conversation from noting that something is present to describing where it sits, and that distinction often drives whether a patient is monitored locally or referred onward. The same views support teaching, since a layer can be shown rather than merely described.

Breadth Across One Platform

Macular work, glaucoma monitoring and anterior segment assessment each arrive with their own scan patterns and their own analysis software on a single instrument. A practice therefore covers thickness mapping, nerve fibre and cup analysis, pachymetry and corneal layer imaging without moving the patient between machines. Remote viewer software then lets the resulting images be displayed, enhanced, analysed and saved wherever the clinic needs them.

The Visionstar OSE-3000 Plus is built around breadth. Macular imaging, glaucoma assessment and anterior segment work each come with defined scan patterns and matching analysis software, and line scanning ophthalmoscopy adds a fundus view in the same session so findings can be placed within the wider retina. Scan length switches between 6 mm and 12 mm, thickness is mapped across a dense 500 by 100 cube, glaucoma cubes sample evenly across 200 by 200 A-scans, and en face viewing localises lesions within specific subretinal layers.

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