Cirrus HD-OCT for Retina, Glaucoma and Cornea by Carl Zeiss Meditec

Great Images & Dense Data Cubes

Cirrus Enhanced HD Raster Scans are second to none. Capture highly dense data cubes for all the detail you need for analyses and B-scans that help identify even the most subtle pathology.

Enhanced High Definition Scans

With world-class ZEISS optics and knowledge from over a decade of experience in OCT, Cirrus captures spectacular images second to none. Rather than image averaging, Cirrus uses Selective Pixel Profiling™ to optimize data at each pixel. Judge the results for yourself.

The Power of the Cube

Cirrus captures a highly dense cube over a 6 mm x 6 mm area. The cube data is used for both visualization and analysis; no additional scan pattern is needed for analysis.

Scan pattern Data points per A-Scan Total data points Spacing between lines Capture time
512 x 128 1024
>67 million 47 μm 2.4 s
200 x 200 1024 >40 million 30 μm 1.5 s

Why Should You Care?

  • Spot small areas of pathology.  Tightly spaced B-scans, either 30 or 47 microns apart in the cube, ensure that small areas of pathology are imaged.  For reference, a human hair is about 40-120 microns in diameter.
  • Visualize the fovea.  Scans that are spaced further apart than in the Cirrus cube may miss the central fovea.
  • Fuel for analysis.  Millions of data points from the cube are fed into the ZEISS proprietary algorithms for accurate segmentation, reproducible measurements and registration for change analysis.
  • Take the pressure off the operator.  As long as the scan is roughly placed on the fovea or optic nerve, the software automatically centers the measurements after the capture.
  • See the tissue from different perspectives.  View the cube data from all angles, with 3D rendering, OCT fundus images and customized en face slabs.

 

 

 

3D and Advanced Visualization™

Draw insights from perspectives beyond the cross-sectional B-scan. Cirrus data cubes can be processed and mined with sophisticated 3D and en face visualization tools. Isolate layers of the retina to view en face. Fly through from different angles. The answers are in the cube and Cirrus provides the tools to find them.

 

Anterior segment images

Cirrus can image the angle or cornea with raster scans or a data cube. No add-on lens is required.

View Anterior Segment images