Anterior Segment Imaging

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The first retinal OCT with Anterior Chamber imaging

NEW CIRRUS HD-OCT 5000

Advancing Smart OCT

for Anterior Segment, Glaucoma, and Retina

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Certainty meets versatility

NEW Smart HD Scans

Automatically center on fovea

Target critical areas when you most need it

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Discover an OCT that’s right for you.

  • Highlights

    There’s a CIRRUS for you

    CIRRUS can help your practice manage through the daily challenges you face today. Designed to deliver a carefully constructed set of sophisticated applications that build upon one another to address rapidly evolving requirements for diagnostics.

    CIRRUS HD-OCT
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    CIRRUS 7.5 Datasheet

    CIRRUS HD-OCT
    World's leading OCT         		CIRRUS photo
    The complete package for
    fundus and OCT
      Model 5000
    The clinical powerhouse OCT    		 Model 500
    The essential OCT    		 Model 800
    The versatile multi-modality Imager    		 Model 600
    The smart imaging combo
    OCT        
    RETINA        
    Smart HD Scan Patterns
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    En Face Reports
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    FastTrac™ Retinal Tracking system •      
    Advanced RPE Analysis •      
    Macular Thickness and Change Analysis • • • •
    Macular Thickness Normative Data • • • •
    GLAUCOMA        
    PanoMap Analysis
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    Gangion Cell Analysis • •    
    Guided Progression Analysis™ (GPA™) • • • •
    ONH & RNFL OU Analysis with normative data • • • •
    ANGLE/CORNEA IMAGING        
    ChamberView*
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    HD Angle*
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    Angle-to-Angle Wide Scan*
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    HD Cornea*
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    Angle Visualization • • • •
    Central Corneal Thickness • • •  • 
     
    Fundus Imaging        
    Technology Line Scanning  Ophthalmoscope Live OCT Fundus™ 5.0 magepixel CCD camera 5.0 megapixel CCD camera
    Color Imaging     • •
    Fundus Autofluorescence     Standard** Standard**
    Fluorescein Angiography
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    ICG Angiography
    		     Standard**  

    Technical Specifications

    OCT scanning speed (A-scan/sec) 27,000-68,000*** 27,000-68,000*** 27,000 27,000
    OCT Axial resolution (in tissue)
    		 5 μm
    		 5 μm 5 μm 5 μm
    Minimum pupil diameter
    		 2 mm
    		 2 mm
    		 2 mm (OCT)
    3.3 mm (fundus camera)
    		 2 mm (OCT)
    3.3 mm (fundus camera)
    Fundus Image field of view
    		 36 x 30 degrees
    		 36 x 22 degrees
    		 45 degrees
    30 degress (small pupil mode)
    		 45 degrees
    30 degress (small pupil mode)

    * Optional Licensed Features

    ** Features are either available as an additional option or as a standard in some countries.

    *** All existing scan patterns in version 6.5 software run at 27,000 A-scans per second. The OCT fundus image acquired with the Model 500 will be captured at 68,000 A-scans per second.

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    NEW CIRRUS Imaging Applications

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    Advancing Smart OCT

    for Anterior Segment, Glaucoma and Retina
    • Anterior Segment Premier Module
    • PanoMap Wide-Field Display
    • Smart HD Scans
    • En face report

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    Anterior Segment Premier Module

    • ChamberView scan*
    • HD Angle scan
    • Wide Angle-to-Angle scan
    • HD Cornea Scan

    ChamberView image*

    ChamberView provides an expansive 15.5 mm wide view of the entire anterior chamber to help identify patients at risk for angle closure glaucoma

    HD Angle

    High-resolution 6 mm angle image shows the key anatomical landmarks including scleral spur to aid in evaluation of the anterior chamber angle configuration.

    Wide Angle-to-Angle scan

    Dual-angle assessment with a 15.5 mm limbus to limbus view of iris configuration

    HD Cornea Scan

    9 mm high-resolution scan details of corneal anatomy for assessing corneal health and pathology

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    PanoMap Wide-Field Display

    Assess structural damage with more insight
    The New CIRRUS PanoMap wide-field displays structural data for the entire posterior pole

    • Integration of RNFL, ONH, GCA, and Macular Thickness analysis
    • Wide-View – See the whole picture with the entire view AND analysis of the macula and optic disc
    • Backward-compatible — A wide-field view of the posterior pole without altering the scan protocols

    Smart HD Scans

    Automatic centering of scans ensures you see the fovea in each patient.

    Details matter — Add flexible HD scans to your macular assessments for more informed treatment decisions

    Get it right the first time — Improves clinic flow by eliminating rescans due to missed fovea


    HD 21 Line

    HD Cross

    HD Radial

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    En face Report

    Targeted visualizations of critical anatomy

    NEW en face report — Stunning multi-layer retinal analysis from SmartCube™ and NEW en face presets to quickly localize pathology by retinal layer

    • Presets for VRI, Mid-Retina, IS/OS Ellipsoid, and Choroid
    • Interactive and customizable

    En Face VRI View

    VRI en face preset display:
    Epiretinal membrane (ERM) example where the dark areas indicate membrane detachment

    En Face Mid-Retina View

    Mid-Retina en face preset display:
    Cystoid macular edema (CME) example with the hallmark flower petal pattern

    En Face IS/OS-Ellipsoid View

    IS/OS-Ellipsoid en face preset display: Hydroxychloroquine toxicity example with the classic bull’s eye maculopathy

    En Face Choroid View

    Choroid en face preset display:
    Geographic Atrophy (GA) example where the bright regions highlight the RPE loss

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  • Education

    CME Webinar Series

    Advanced Optical Coherence Tomography Applications for the Retina Specialist

    Advanced OCT Webinars

    Applications for the Retina Specialist

    Advanced OCT Imagaing Technology
    SriniVas R. Sadda, MD
    Keck School of Medicine
    University of Southern California

    Thursday, November 6, 2014
    8 pm ET/5 pm PT

    Register for Webinar

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    British Journal of Ophthalmology

    Advances in Optical Coherence Tomography

    Page(s): 52
    File size: 195,883 kB

    Advanced Optical Coherence Tomography

    Applications for the Retina Specialist

    Page(s): 24
    File size: 1,178 kB

    ZEISS Progression Analysis Tools

    Managing your glaucoma patients with certainty

    Page(s): 2
    File size: 308 kB

    ZEISS AngioPlex OCT Angiography

    Making the revolutionary, routine.

    Page(s): 6
    File size: 865 kB

    Introducing ZEISS AngioPlex OCT Angiography

    Ultra-clear visualization of microvascular blood flow using non-invasive CIRRUS™ OCT Angiography

    Page(s): 2
    File size: 8,649 kB

    European Ophthalmic Review

    Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging and Quantitative Assessment for Monitoring Dry Age-related Macular Degeneration

    Page(s): 8
    File size: 14,003 kB

    US Ophthalmic Review

    Spectral-domain Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging of Age-related Macular Degeneration

    Page(s): 8
    File size: 349 kB

    Ophthalmology Management:

    Energize Your Practice with Diagnostics that Streamline Patient Care

    Page(s): 8
    File size: 3,333 kB

    OCT in Today’s Optometric Practice: Diagnosing/Managing Retina

    Part one of a three-part series on the important role of the CIRRUS HD-OCT and how it may ultimately allow practitioners to provide a higher standard of care to their patients.

    Page(s): 4
    File size: 455 kB

    OCT in Today’s Optometric Practice: Diagnosing/Managing Glaucoma

    Part two of a three-part series on the important role of the CIRRUS HD-OCT and how it may ultimately allow practitioners to provide a higher standard of care to their patients.

    Page(s): 4
    File size: 2,823 kB

  • Photo Gallery
    September 2014

    Images Courtesy of
    Wayne Davis, DO
    Vitreo-retinal Surgery Fellow

    Flaum Eye Institute
    Strong Memorial Hospital
    University of Rochester


    Ophthalmic Photographer
    Rachel Hollar, CRA, OCT-C


    Captured with
    FF450plus
    CIRRUS HD-OCT

    September 2014

    Background: A 29-year-old female patient underwent panretinal photocoagulation two months previously for high risk proliferative diabetic retinopathy in the right eye. On follow up exam she was found to have persistent high-risk proliferative diabetic retinopathy, raising the question as to whether further laser or other therapy was needed.

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  • Videos

    Symposium Presentations

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    The Glaucoma Power Duo

    Structure & Function

    Steven D. Vold, MD
    Founder and CEO, Vold Vision

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    FastTrac™-ing

    Your Retina Care

    SriniVas R. Sadda, MD
    Associate Professor of Ophthalmology
    Director, Medical Retina Service, Doheny Eye Institute

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    Boost Your Practice Efficiency

    FORUM® Eye Care Data Management

    Rishi P. Singh, MD
    Retina Specialist, Cleveland Clinic

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    21st Century Glaucoma Management

    The Importance of Structure and Function

    Nathan Radcliffe, MD
    Weill Cornell Medical College

    Educational Presentations

    Evolving Paradigms in Glaucoma Management

    Nathan Radcliffe, MD

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    Enhanced Connectivity: CIRRUS OD-OCT version 5.2 and FORUM

    Peter L. Sonkin, MD

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    Spectral Domain OCT: What You See Isn't What you Get

    Brandon J. Lujan, MD

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    ZEISS Academy @Vision Expo

    CIRRUS SmartCube

    Michael Chaglasian, OD
    Richard Madonna, OD, FAAO

    Watch vide

    Growing Your Practice with Forum Eye Care Data Management

    Craig Thomas, OD

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  • Tradeshows

    2014 Tradeshows

    Come by the ZEISS booth for a product demonstration

    American Optometric Association ( AOA )
    06/25/2014 - 06/29/2014 USA/ Philadelphia, PA

    Club Vit
    06/28/2014 - 07/02/2014 USA/ Beaver Creek, CO

    American Society of Retina Specialists ( ASRS )
    08/09/2014 - 08/13/2014 USA/ San Diego, CA

    European VitreoRetinal Society ( EVRS )
    09/04/14 to 09/07/14 - Porto Portugal

    The Retina Society
    09/11/2014 - 09/14/2014 USA/ Philadelphia, PA

    EURETINA
    09/11/14 - 9/14/14 London England

    European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons ( ESCRS )
    09/13/14 - 09/17/14 London England

    Vision Expo West ( VEW )
    09/17/2014 - 09/20/2014 USA/ Las Vegas, NV

    American Academy of Ophthalmology ( AAO )
    10/18/2014 - 10/21/2014 USA/ Chicago, IL

    American Academy of Optometry ( AAOpto )
    11/12/2014 - 11/15/2014 USA/ Denver, CO

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