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In any combination of:

A-Scan

B-Scan

UBM

A-SCAN SPECIFICATIONS

PROBE

Type: Solid probe, “Immersion” or “Contact”

Frequency: 13 MHz

Internal Fixation Light: Red LED

Measurable Value: Axial length, Anterior chamber depth, Lens thickness, Vitreous length

Axial Length Range: 14 - 40 mm

Clinical Accuracy: ± 0.1 mm

User-selectable for each of Ultrasonic Velocity: anterior chamber (typ. 1532 m/s), lens (typ. 1641 m/s for natural lens, preset for PMMA, Acrylic & Silicone IOLs) vitreous cavity (typ. 1532 m/s) for natural vitreous or for Silicone Oil-filled eye (typ.980 m/s or 1040 m/s)

IOL CALCULATIONS

IOL Formulas: Holladay I, Hoffer-Q, SRK-II, SRK/T and Haigis

Accuracy: ± 0.01 D steps

B-SCAN SPECIFICATIONS

PROBE

Type: Motorized Sector B-Probe

Frequency: 10 MHz supplied (optional 20 MHz)

Sector angle: Variable 35º or 50º

DISPLAY

Depth range: 43 or 50 mm from the probe tip

Resolution: Axial direction 0.15 mm, Lateral direction max. 0.2 mm

Live Zoom: 2X, user selectable location on the image.

Gain curves: Logarithmic with user-selectable contrast and brightness control

MEASUREMENTS

Distance: Calipers on B-Scan display, gates on profile A-Scan display,

Dual Screen Live Zoom with Calipers Measurement

Gain: Adjustable 30 - 114 dB

Dynamic Range: Adjustable 0 - 85 dB

Auto TGC Zone Depth: ± 100%, variable

NOTE: B-PROBES AND UBM PROBES OPERATE FROM THE SAME CONSOLE WITH UP TO 4 PROBES PER SINGLE CONSOLE.

UBM SPECIFICATIONS

HF 35-50 (UBM) PROBE

Type: Motor driven, compact probe with high frequency transducers: 35 MHz or 50 MHz

Scanning angle: 34º and 20º

Display Observable range: 18.5 mm wide x 14 mm deep @ 34º sector. 12.0 mm wide x 14mm deep @ 20º sector

Dual Screen simultaneous display with Live Zoom and standard screen display

ELECTRONIC RESOLUTION

34º field sector: Axial (depth) direction 0.027 mm

Lateral (width) direction: max. 0.035 mm

20º field sector: Axial (depth) direction 0.027 mm

Lateral (width) direction: max. 0.23 mm

ACOUSTIC AXIAL RESOLUTION

35 MHz transducer: 0.068 mm

50 MHz transducer: 0.050 mm

Gain curves: Logarithmic with user-selectable contrast and brightness control

MEASUREMENTS

• A-Scan Profile with 2 markers, Dual Caliper Measurements

• Anterior Segment Biometry – single measurement of Cornea Thickness, Anterior Chamber Depth (ACD) and Lens Thickness

• Distance Measurement: Angle-to-Angle, Sulcus-to-Sulcus, Corneal and Scleral Thickness

• Angle in degrees

• Live Zoom with Measurement – Dual Caliper Measurement, Angle in degrees

Gain: Adjustable 30 - 114 dB

Dynamic Range: Adjustable 0 - 85 dB

Auto TGC Zone Depth: ± 100%, variable

NOTE: B-PROBES AND UBM PROBES OPERATE FROM THE SAME CONSOLE WITH UP TO 4 PROBES PER SINGLE CONSOLE.

COMMON SPECIFICATION

ELECTRICAL POWER REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSOLE

DC 12V, 300 mA.

PC/Console connection: Firewire

EXTERNAL MEDICAL GRADE POWER SUPPLY

Voltage: AC 90 - 240 V

Frequency: 50/60 Hz

FILE EXPORT FEATURES

Export Report as: PDF, RTF, E-mail

Export Snapshot as: TIF, PNG, JPG

Export Movie as: MOV (Quick-time), AVI, Folder of Images

DICOM Export Support: Optional

DYNAMIC RECORDING

Recording time: 50 or 100 seconds Loop- through, depends on available computer memory

Recording and Playback: Loop, Play, Half-Speed

DIMENSIONS

Console: 195 (W) x 116 (D) x 44 (H) mm

Computer: Choice of Laptop Model or PC Model

WEIGHT

Console: 0.6Kg. (1.5 lbs.)

ALL SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

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modular ultrasound system

The OTI-Scan 3000 is a modular ultrasound system, that

offers a wide range of features and imaging options

with its flexible design.

Add on Imaging ModulesWith the addition of only a small portable console, or a

new probe frequency, the A-Scan can be an A/B-Scan,

an A/UBM system or an A/B UBM system. The cus-

tomizable design, puts the user in charge to create a

system that meets the needs of the practice.

Computer Based System Ophthalmic Technologies Inc. is the company that first

developed and brought computer-based ophthalmic

ultrasound to the market in 1994. More than a decade

later, OPKO Instrumentation/OTI continues to pair new

Windows-based laptops with its fully featured plug-

and-play ultrasound modules in this popular and easy-

to-use system.

The system can be configured in any combination of A-Scan, B-Scan or UBM.

Ophthalmic Technologies Inc. was acquired by OPKO in November 2007.

A, B, UBM in any combination

A-Scan Diagnostic or Biometry

B-Scan

UBM - 35 MH

Seamless UpgradeThe OTI-Scan 3000’s software integrates seamlessly

from one ultrasound module to another.

FlexibilityAdd modules as your practice grows.

Focus on TechnologyWith a commitment to research and development

OPKO/OTI has a history of bringing new imaging

breakthroughs to the ultrasound market and providing

a wide range of software capabilities for users.

B-Scan

Dynamic Digital VideoThe OTI-Scan 3000 records at least 40 seconds

of the digital B-Scan exam. Dynamic recording

enhances the diagnostic process, as it frees the

operator to focus on the patient instead of on

capturing specific frames or images.

During the review of the B-Scan exam, the operator

can select individual B-Scan images from the recorded

exam. Adjustments to Gain and TGC can be made after

scanning with the system’s post-processing capabilities.

The digital recorded B-scan exam can be saved to either

Quicktime (.mov) or Windows (.avi) format.

The B-scan features an innovative receiver-in-probe cable design which provides consistent performance, reduced

noise, and high quality images. The small footprint, and the portability of the system allow for easy transport

between multiple offices and/or the operating room.

B-Scan of complicated proliferative vitreoretinopathy B-Scan of partial posterior vitreous detachment

Image QualityThe OTI-Scan 3000 delivers high resolution, high quality

ultrasound images using a fast sampling rate and noise

reduction algorithms.

ApplicationsThe OTI-Scan 3000 can accommodate up to five probes

at a time allowing for a full spectrum of ultrasound

exams from a single system.

10 MHz B-Scan of funnel retinal detachment with cysts 10 MHz B-Scan of traction retinal detachment

UBM – Ultrasound Biomicroscopy

The OTI-Scan 3000 comes with a choice of 35MHz and/or 50MHz probe. The 35 MHz probe offers deeper

penetration than the 50 MHz probe while the 50 MHz offers higher resolution and slightly less penetration. A

“Wide Scanning Field” of 34º allows wide views of ocular structures, while ”Narrow Scanning Field” of 20º is used

to image small structures in relation to the anatomy of the cornea, angle and iris.

UBM features

• Real-time digital movie capture with playback and editing prior to storage and archiving in optional patient database.

• Ultra Slim UBM Probes – 35 MHz and/or 50 MHz

• Simultaneous live display of normal and zoomed UBM image

• Variable scanning field – 34º wide field or 20º field (fast scan)

• The widest range of Gain and TGC available; Gain and TGC may be adjusted during or after image capture (post processing)

• Advanced measurement capabilities: cornea thickness, angle, anterior segment and lens

• Reports can be sent by network or e-mail

• Easy to use, easy to learn

• Single platform PC computer running Windows Vista

Ciliary Body Melanoma Immersion Cups

Angle

IOL Haptic

The A-Scan system is very easy to use with difficult cases such as: high myopia, dense cataracts,

pseudo-phakic patients with PMMA, Acrylic or Silicone IOLs, and Silicone Oil-filled eye. The software

automatically detects and selects the best scans for axial length, measurements and IOL calculations. The entire

exam can be performed using a single screen without scrolling.

A-Scan Features• Easy to use

• Immersion or Contact settings

• Dynamic Recording Module saves hundreds of A-Scans for post-exam review and editing

• Instant Capture controls compression in soft eyes

• S-curve scaling supports Standardized Echography

• New IOL software includes most popular IOL formulas

• Automatic Detection Software selects the best scans

• Choice of 1x1 or 3x3 scans in a single screen display

• Unlimited formulas and IOLs in printout

• Post-processing enables optimization of A-Scan Gain and TGC after the patient examination

• Compatible with Inkjet and Laser printers

A-Scan

A-Scan

A-Scan