Pentacam® AXL Wave
The Pentacam® AXL Wave is the first device to unite five essential diagnostic tools into a single system. It offers Scheimpflug-based tomography, the gold standard for analyzing the anterior eye segment; optical biometry for precise, contact-free axial length measurement; wavefront aberrometry of the entire eye to enable both internal and total corneal assessment; objective refraction based on wavefront aberrometry and retroillumination to check the crystalline lens and optical pathway.
The Myopia Software supports data from both the Pentacam® AXL Wave and Myopia Master®, allowing for a flexible setup where you can expand or switch devices without losing existing data. This integration ensures seamless tracking of key progression data essential for effective myopia management, increasing both flexibility and efficiency in daily clinical workflows.
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Online Seminar with Dr. Kevin Chan - Key Elements of Pentacam® AXL for Myopia Management
In this video, Dr. Kevin Chan explores Myopia Management using the OCULUS Pentacam® AXL. He discusses its role in fitting Ortho-K lenses and highlights the Pentacam®'s versatile applications, including monitoring axial length and customizing treatment strategies for each patient. This video is essential viewing for anyone committed to effective myopia management and seeking advanced insights into individualized patient care.
The cutting edge of orthokeratology through software analysis
In this video interview, Dr Kate Gifford of Myopia Profile chats to Professor Langis Michaud, Dr Remy Marcotte and Dr Patrick Simard from the University of Montreal, Canada. Leaders in the design and analysis of ortho-k to optimize myopia management outcomes; Langis, Remy and Patrick describe the new OCULUS Pentacam® AXL Wave software update including the new Plus Power Ring (PPR) pupil ratio, new Epithelial Reshaping Power Map, and their other favourite features. The role of both corneal topography and tomography in myopia management is also explored.