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Field DEGREES
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Applications Advantages
ROP, PREMATURE - Posterior Pole
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D1300 130 degrees - Retinal
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Vasculature
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Pediatric Fundus Light weight
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-Applications
Tumors
Posterior and structural
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small babies
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Lens
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degrees -Applications
Retinal Vasculature Advantages
anterior applications
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Wide weight
D1300 130 degrees --Pediatric
ANTERIOR
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structural
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and
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tip facilitates • Handles
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Pediatric
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Multipurposecontrast • Suited
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the D1300
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B1200 120 degrees
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-- Tumors ANTERIOR
Retinal
and
Chamber masses
Vasculature CHAMBER •• Multipurpose
Suited for imaging
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applications
Hemorrhages
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structural • Can the D1300
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E800 80 degrees - Tumors and
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Anterior - Crystalline
- Iridocorneal
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Pediatric and
Chamber
Angle Lens Changes
Adult Posterior Pole
anterior applications
Increased contrast
• Multipurpose wide-angle posterior and
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Iridocorneal
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structural
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structure
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Moderate magnification
E800 80 degrees Macular disorders
- Crystalline Lens changes
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PediatricVascular
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andmalformations
and Adult
massesPosterior Pole Multipurpose
Suited
• Increased for contrast
detail wide-angle posterior
of the Posterior and
Pole
80 DEGREES – -DetailedIridocorneal
PEDIATRIC
- Posterior views Angleand
tumors
of: AND ADULT
lesions anterior
and applications
the adult retina
HIGHER CONTRAST LENS - DiseaseIris structure
processes • Moderate magnification • Increased contrast
E800 80 degrees - Macular POSTERIOR
Crystalline POLE
Lens changes
disorders
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Tumorsand
Vascular and Adult
massesPosterior Pole
malformations •• Suited
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detail
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of
Moderate magnification
Posterior Pole
E800 80 degrees Detailed of:views of:
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Posterior tumors and lesionsPole and the adult • Visualize detail of the
retina
E800 Pediatric
- Disease and
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processes Posterior
Processes • Increased contrast
• Moderate magnification
posterior pole and adult
-Detailed
Macular views of:
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C300 30 degrees - Macular Disorders
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Disease
Vascular processes
malformations
and Adult Macula and Disc ••• Suited
Moderate for magnification
detail of the
High contrast/magnification retina
Posterior Pole
for macular
E800 80 degrees --High Macular
Posterior disorders
- Vascular tumorsMalformations
magnification and lesions and the adult retina
-Pediatric
Vascular and Adultof:Posterior Pole
malformations
views
Increased
• Suited contrast
for detail of the Posterior Pole
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views
Posterior of: Tumors
detail
tumors and Lesions and the adult retina
and lesions
C300 30 degrees -- Optic
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High magnification
- Vascular of:
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Suited for detail of the Posterior Pole
30 DEGREES – -- Macular
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C300 30 degrees - Optic PEDIATRIC
Nerve structure AND ADULT contact mode
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HIGH MAGNIFICATION LENS Pediatric
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Portrait Lens Portrait Lens - Optic Nerve structure
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Iris Non-contact
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PORTRAIT LENS – Lids and
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Both eyes Includes:
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Iris and Conjunctiva Easy capture of external views from
• Face • including:
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LENS 99-100113 8.09 POSITIONS

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