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Keratron picolo corneal topographer
Keratron Piccolo - Technical specifications Configurations
Easly mounted on any slit lamp
10mm x 14mm (visible on the monitor)
28 border mires, equally spaced on a 43D sphere
from 0.33mm (minimum diameter on a 43D sphere) up to 11mm on a normal eye
90%of the corneale surface (normale eyes)
eye positioning control system EPCS (patented) automatic acquisition with decentration correction
calibration set, Scout software
Computer (reccomended minimal features)
MS Windows 2000 (SP4)/XP (SP1),Vista (32 bit)
internal 60 GB HD, internal 8x CD-Rom
super VGA color monitor 12'', 1024x768 points, 16 million colors
absolute, normalized, adjustable
KERATOMETRIC VALUES AND INDICES:
k-readings, meridians, hemimeridians, maloney indices, eccentricity, CLMI keratoconus indices
border detection, diameter and decentration
3,5 and 7 mm, othogonal axis or millimeter grid
local curvature, axial curvature, wavefront OPD or wavefront error (Wfe) refraction map with 3D insert
position of the axis selectable as corneal vertex, pupil center or any other choice
print screen with header of the institution, or personalized print templates
profiles, difference, repeatability check, maps comparison, caliper refraction calculator
enabled with TV camera mounted on a slit lamp and video capture board (not included)
on-line multi language help detailed for all functions
fluorescein pattern simulation of most of international contact lens manufactures' geometries.
Tilting to simulate lid pressure.
Lens displacement in any position.
Eccentricity measured at 6 and 8 mm, over-refraction calculator.
Personalized auto-fit for customized lens.
maps can be sent as attachments to e-mail messages.
management of one or more indipendent databases shareable in a network.
power supply for videokeratoscope, USB interface to computer, battery charger
for deep set eyes. 28 mires are 3mm more recessed than standard cone.
I purchased this topographer last year planning to use it in another office for orthokeratology but ended up selling the office before I got started. So the topographer was used once or twice to test it but otherwise it's been idle. So it is practically new. It will require a computer/laptop to use and can be mounted on most slit lamps I believe. I have a handheld Scout topographer which works perfectly fine and the software does extensive analysis.
Here's some more info copied from Ophthalmology Management....
The Piccolo Corneal Topographer is the third addition to the Keratron Topographer line. The Piccolo Topographer offers the same software features as the larger EyeQuip Keratron and Scout topographers, but in a smaller form.
Designed to mount on most slit lamps, the Piccolo's advanced miniaturization technology offers extreme reliability and accuracy at a very competitive price, says EyeQuip. The Piccolo connects to any recent Windows-based computer and includes free networking.
Other features include: standard maps, including corneal wavefront, auto-capture, keratoconus detection, spherical aberration measurement, repeatability check, free software updates and networking, and Wave Contact Lens Design software
