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ZEISS VISUCAM Fundus Cameras Brilliance in every detail

ZEISS VISUCAM fundus cameras, with a 24-megapixel sensor and revolutionary ZEISS optics, produce brilliant, ultra-high resolution, detail-rich images to effectively aid in diagnosing and monitoring a broad range of eye diseases – from glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy to macular degeneration (AMD).

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Greater diagnostic insight

Versatility

Enhanced practice performance

Setting a new standard for resolution Superior clarity, ultra-high resolution, revolutionary ZEISS optics

Both ZEISS VISUCAM models are fully featured non-mydriatic and mydriatic retinal cameras with numerous on-board image capture modes – fundus autofluorescence, non-mydriatic Color, Red-free, Red, Blue – and enhanced visualization functionality that provide powerful diagnostic insights for optimal patient care.

Color

Red-free

Red

FAF

FA

ICGA

Anterior segment

With FAF ZEISS VISUCAM 224

VISUCAM 224 with FAF is a fully featured non-mydriatic and mydriatic retinal camera for comprehensive care.

Fundus autofluorescence (FAF)

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With FAF, plus FA and ICGA ZEISS VISUCAM 524

VISUCAM 524 adds fluorescein angiography (FA) with an optional indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) mode for doctors who manage advanced disease and perform their own dye-based angiography.

Fluorescein angiography (FA)

Indocyanine green angiography (ICGA)

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Greater diagnostic insight. Ultra-high resolution retinal imaging.

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Details define your decisions

Ultra-high resolution imaging and superior clarity promote efficient navigation from full-image overview to magnification of the smallest detail, allowing precise visualization within a particular area of interest.

Based on the internal high-resolution sensor and complete patient data, ZEISS VISUCAM allows a fast workflow for fundus exams so that captured images are immediately displayed on the monitor for fast assessment. Review is only a double-click away from capture.

Fundus autofluorescence (FAF)

FAF is an important non-invasive tool for the diagnosis and monitoring of Dry AMD, including geographic atrophy. In addition to AMD, FAF is useful for the following diseases:

Retinal detachment (but more important in periphery)
Inherited dystrophies (retinitis pigmentosa, Best and Stargardt disease)
Central serous chorioretinopathy (CSCR, CSR or CSC)
Vitelliform lesions
Acute zonal occult outer retinopathy (AZOOR)
Laser scars after macular edema
Papillary drusen in papillary edema

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Versatility. Fully-featured retinal camera with all of imaging modes.

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More than a pretty picture

ZEISS VISUCAM retinal cameras are complete high-resolution imaging systems providing powerful diagnostic insights for optimal patient care. Simple comparisons of new and older images with various magnifying features and an adjustable monitor allows a fast review and patient education.

High-res 3D images and image montage are standard tools

Present the fundus exam data with stereo images and multi-image montages for assessment of glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy. The 3D images will allow even small changes in the glaucoma disease to be followed.

Create montages for a wider field of view

ZEISS AutoMap, automatic multi-image montage tool and multi-image fixation target program, easily generates a larger field of view of the retina. The seven-field fixation target helps you capture images of the retina to 85°. As a benefit to your studies, the stereo image capture can be combined with a special seven-field ETDRS fixation target program.

Capture your best image the first time

ZEISS VISUCAM retinal cameras with smart alignment tools make fundus imaging as easy as possible:

Pupil check
AutoFocus
AutoFlash
Working distance dots designed to capture perfect stereo images
A circle as a fixation target helps with AMD patients

Enhanced practice performance. Simple and fast data transfer.

ZEISS VISUCAM offers the most necessary tools for performing routine procedures onboard, but can also easily transfer its data to other peripherals. USB and Ethernet ports provide a means to connect VISUCAM to external storage media or to your network. With automatic data transfer to the ZEISS FORUM data management solution or to the ZEISS VISUPAC image archiving system, all data can be reviewed and archived at any place within a network, an available EMR or HIS database.

ZEISS FORUM Data Management

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VISUCAM Fundus Imaging from ZEISS
Brilliance in every detail
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Prof. Dr. Bernhard Wolf
Huan Feng

Fundus Autofluorescence Imaging
Clinical Applications and Comparison between Technical Solutions

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VISUCAM 224 and VISUCAM 524
2015-09-15 · EN_31_200_0031I
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Listing of DICOM 3.0 Conformance Statements for products from ZEISS.

Specification Comparison

Features	ZEISS VISUCAM 524	ZEISS VISUCAM 224
	Fluorescein angiography (FA)	-
	Fundus auto fluorescence (FAF)	Fundus auto fluorescence (FAF)
	Indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) (optional)	-
Fundus camera system
Field angle	45° and 30°
Capture modes	Color, red-free, blue, red and fundus autofluorescence images, stereo pairs and images of the anterior segment
Filters	Optical filters for capture modes: Filters for green and blue pictures, filters for fundus autofluorescence images, UV/IR barrier filters
Compensation for ametropia	+35 D… –35 D, continuous
Capture sequence	from 1.5 seconds (depends on flash energy)
Pupil diameter	-	≥ 4.0 mm ≥ 3.3 mm (30° small pupil mode)
Working distance	-	40 mm (patient’s eye – front lens)
Capture sensor	-	CCD 24-megapixels
Monitor	23” TFT (1920 x 1080), connected via medical power supply
Fixation targets	External and internal; four sizes of internal fixation target including a circle (for AMD patients). Attention mode for internal fixation target; various programmed sequences or freely positionable in combination with stereo mode
Flash energy	Xenon flash lamp, 24 flash levels (max 80 Ws)
Database	Patient information and images with field angle, FA time, R/L recognition and date of visit are stored

Computer / Accessories
Operating system	Windows Embedded Standard 7
Hard drive	Storage of approx. 80,000 images possible (present size of HDD: 420 GB)
Interfaces	USB ports and network connectors, DVI port
Export/Import	Supported image formats: DICOM-OP and VL, BMP, TIFF, JPEG Patient list, DICOM MWL, DICOM storage
Instrument table	Asymmetric, suitable for wheelchair
Accessories	Network printer, USB memory stick, monitor bracket, sliding keyboard shelf for instrument table, VISUPAC archiving and image analysis system, Network isolator

Dimensions
Basic device	410 mm x 480 mm x 735 mm (W 16.14 x D 18.90 x H 28.94 inches)
Monitor	544 mm x 45 mm x 329 mm (W 21.4 x D 1.8 x H 12.9 inches) (depends on model)
Weight (basic device)	27.5 kg (60.7 lbs)
Rated voltage	100 … 240 V ±10% (self-adjusting)
Frequency	50 / 60 Hz
Power consumption	340 VA maximum (basic device); 60 VA maximum (monitor)

K2 Instrument Table
Dimensions
Height	710 mm (min) to 925 mm (max); 27.9" to 36.4"
Base footprint (WxL)	870 mm x 600 mm; 34.2" x 23.6"
Table Top (WxL)	914 mm x 457 mm; 36.0" x 18.0"
Voltage
Input Power	230 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 130 VA or 100-120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 115 VA
Output Power	230 VAC, 10 A or 100-120 VAC, 10 A; Four integrated outlets
Accessibility
Wheelchair	Wheelchair accessible
Weight
Table weight	35 kg (77.2 lbs), approx.
Maximum load	125 kg (275 lbs)

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