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Optos Clinical Summaries
This material is designed as a searchable reference resource to support clinical decision-making. The information contained here should be used as general guidance when viewing opto map and OCT images from Optos devices. The differential diagnosis should be made under the direction of the responsible physician. These images were taken on the latest ultra-widefield opto map devices.
optomap Multimodality UWF Imaging Improves Clinical Practice
Multimodality UWF retinal imaging for streamlining capture & review to improve clinic flow & efficiency.
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optomap -Assisted Ophthalmoscopy Improves Sensitivity of BIO by 30%
A study in Eye and Brain found good agreement between opto map-guided and traditional fundus examination.
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optomap color rgb - A More Natural UWF View
opto map color rgb - significantly superior in image diagnostic information compared to the gold standard.
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optomap Improves Clinic Efficiency
opto map enables the reduction of patient wait times & improves clinic efficiency.
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opto map -registered OCT Can Increase the Sensitivity & Efficiency of Exam
opto map with SD-OCT increases the identification of macular pathology over fundus imaging alone by 29.4%.
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opto map Equivalent to ETDRS
Studies confirm the equivalence of opto map to ETDRS Gold Standard for grading diabetic retinopathy.
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Multimodal optomap Images Enhance the Management of AMD
opto map has helped re-define AMD as a pan-retinal disorder.
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optomap Equivalent for Glaucoma Assessment
Published clinical studies suggest that opto map may play an essential role in glaucoma management.
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optomap has Excellent Agreement with Exam for Peripheral Lesions
opto map has a sensitivity of 89% for peripheral retinal lesions when compared to indirect ophthalmoscopy.
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optomap fa Key Indicator to Predict the Progression of PDR
Research using opto map fa reveals that 50% of eyes with baseline PPL are at high risk for DR.
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opto map -guided OCT Improves Patient Management
opto map-guided OCT imaging impacts clinical decision making in 84% of cases.
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optomap Redefines Standard of Care for Inflammatory Disease
Patient management changed because of effective capture inflammatory and infectious disease.
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67% of Eyes have Peripheral Findings on optomap ICG
UWF icg reveals abnormalities in the peripheral retina that may be missed on conventional icga imaging.
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optomap Improves Myopia Management
95% of HM opto map patients with drusen-like deposits in the peripheral retina have pathologic myopia.
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optomap Strengthens Pre- and Post-Cataract Surgical Care
Multimodal opto map imaging supports the assessment of retinal health pre- and post- cataract surgery.
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optomap is More Informative and Cost Effective for Ocular Oncology
opto map provides more information than traditional CFP for diagnosis & management of ocular oncology.
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optomap for Pediatric Retinal Imaging
Studies suggest that opto map is an essential element to the screening & management of pediatric patients.
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optomap for Telemedicine Programs
Ocular telemedicine programs that include opto map have a nearly double detection rate of DR.
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