Ophthalmoscopes
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- High-resolution image and video recordings (1.3 MP)
- 10x–20x continuously adjustable magnification
- Integrated LED illumination (2 white, 2 yellow LEDs)
- Image transfer and analysis on Windows and MacOS systems
- Free software for recording and evaluation
- Certified medical device according to MDR (EU) 2017/745
- 1080p image resolution for clear documentation
- Compact, lightweight device for flexible examinations
- Manual focus for precise sharpness adjustment
- Wi-Fi and Micro-USB transmission
- 3.5-inch colour display for direct image review
- Rechargeable Li-ion battery for cordless operation
- Screening of the anterior segment of the eye and intraocular lesions
- 6.5x magnification for ophthalmological examination
- Various slit beam and aperture options
- LED light source with ≥ 10,000 lux and adjustable brightness
- Cobalt blue filter for extended diagnostics
- Bluetooth function and one-button photography for easy documentation
- Lightweight microscope for iris diagnostics
- 10–20x magnification, optimal for fine structures
- Two white and two yellow LEDs for optimal illumination
- Images and videos transferable to PC at the touch of a button
- Certified medical device in accordance with (EU) 2017/745
- Includes free software for image and video editing
- For indirect ophthalmoscopy
- Made from solid glass
- Enables a larger fundus image than direct ophthalmoscopy
- Safe examination distance even with nervous or biting animals
- Supplied with protective bag
Ophthalmoscopy in Animals
At the beginning of an eye examination, the veterinarian first inspects the patient’s eye externally. The conjunctiva, cornea, and retina are examined thoroughly, along with the eyelids and movement of the eyeballs.
Eye examinations are usually performed due to symptoms such as swelling, redness, or excessive tearing. Any pathological changes should always be taken seriously and examined as quickly as possible by a veterinary ophthalmologist. Eye diseases and inflammations can progress rapidly and may become chronic, potentially leading to loss of vision or even loss of the eye.
This external eye examination is called indirect ophthalmoscopy. For improved visualisation, an ophthalmoscope lens can be used to enlarge the fundus image. The Welch Allyn ophthalmoscope lens features a convex design that reduces image distortion and supports examination even in anxious or uncooperative patients.
Eye Examination Using an Ophthalmoscope
The Welch Allyn Elite Coax-Plus Optics Ophthalmoscope features 68 lenses and six apertures. Its Coax-Plus optical system provides a particularly wide field of view, while the HPX halogen lamp ensures realistic colour rendering of internal ocular structures. The cataract (opacity) filter ensures optimal visualisation of the eye even in the presence of opacities or other visual obstructions.
Also available is the iExaminer system for the PanOptic ophthalmoscope. With the iPhone adapter, a connection between smartphone and ophthalmoscope becomes possible, allowing fundus images obtained during ophthalmoscopy to be quickly and easily saved on the smartphone.
Do you have any questions about the ophthalmoscopes in this category or need a specific model for your practice? Our customer service team will be happy to assist you. You can reach us by email, phone, or via live chat.