Carl Zeiss Cirrus 500 HD-OCT Plus

Features:

• Macular Thickness Normative Data
• Guided Progression Analysis (GPA™)
• Macular Thickness OU Analysis
• Ganglion Cell Analysis
• Macular Thickness and Change Analysis

Zeiss Cirrus 500 OCT — Refurbished Spectral-Domain OCT for Optometrists: GPA and Ganglion Cell Analysis

Why Optometry Clinics Choose the Zeiss Cirrus 500 OCT

• Guided Progression Analysis (GPA): Detects statistically significant RNFL thinning between visits and generates clear summary reports—the gold standard for glaucoma progression documentation in optometry clinics.
• Ganglion Cell Analysis (GCA): Maps the macular ganglion cell and inner plexiform layer complex, enabling optometrists to detect early glaucoma changes even before RNFL loss is visible.
• 5-micron axial resolution at 840 nm: Delivers crisp, detailed images for precise RNFL thickness measurement, macular mapping, and AMD monitoring in optometry clinics.
• Full Cirrus protocol suite: Comprehensive macular, optic disc, and anterior segment protocols are built in, supporting all standard clinical workflows for optometry clinics.
• Cirrus normative database: Access age-stratified RNFL and GCC normative values from the most-cited Cirrus reference dataset, supporting confident diagnostics and progression tracking for optometrists.
• Anterior segment capable: An optional anterior segment lens enables optometrists to image the cornea, angle, and anterior chamber without additional equipment.
• Familiar Cirrus interface: Optometrists benefit from the same software platform, protocols, and workflow as other Cirrus models—ensuring a minimal learning curve and easy adoption in any clinic.

Clinical Applications for Optometrists

• Glaucoma progression monitoring: GPA identifies statistically significant RNFL changes between visits, supported by the Cirrus normative database—helping optometrists track disease progression and guide management decisions.
• Macular disease surveillance: Monitor AMD, DME, epiretinal membranes, and vascular occlusions using detailed macular imaging and thickness maps to support long-term patient care in optometry clinics.
• Optic disc documentation: Capture the full disc and peripapillary RNFL in a single scan for baseline and follow-up documentation—supporting comprehensive care in optometry clinics.
• Pre- and post-operative evaluation: Use macular thickness maps and RNFL status to support cataract, vitreoretinal, and glaucoma surgical planning, co-management, and outcomes tracking in optometry clinics.
• Anterior segment imaging: Perform corneal and anterior chamber assessments with the optional lens to expand diagnostic capabilities in optometry clinics.

Who Benefits in Optometry

• Optometrists specializing in glaucoma: GPA and GCA deliver the data and documentation needed for rigorous progression monitoring and managed care reporting.
• Comprehensive optometry practices: Cover RNFL analysis, macular screening, and optic disc documentation for your full patient panel with a single instrument.
• Optometry clinics upgrading from older OCT platforms: Benefit from the Cirrus normative database and GPA tools for a significant clinical advancement over first-generation instruments.
• Optometrists entering glaucoma co-management: Cirrus is accepted by major co-management reporting frameworks, and GPA provides the documentation needed for collaborative care.
• Multi-location optometry groups: Standardize your platform, protocols, and normative values across all sites with the Cirrus 500 for seamless care and consistent diagnostics.

Includes

• Carl Zeiss Cirrus 500 HD-OCT Main Unit
• Integrated Windows 10 PC (Pre-installed software)
• Power table
• Dust cover
• Power cable
• 6 Month warranty
• Keyboard with touch cursor
• Mouse

Reference

• Carl Zeiss Cirrus 500 HD-OCT Brochure