OCTavius
Optical Coherence Tomography
A 5 in 1 ophthalmic diagnostic solution with rapid 80,000 scans per second and true color image quality
- 5 in 1 System : 3D OCT, Fundus Camera, Angiography, Biometry, Topography
- 80,000 A-scan/sec Quick Capture, Clear Answer
- True Color Fundus in One Shot
- Enhanced Angiography Fast OCT-A Imaging, Full Coverage
- Precise and Layered Analysis with Biometry & Topography
- Accurate Analysis
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5 in 1 System : 3D OCT, Fundus Camera, Angiography, Biometry, Topography
OCTavius integrates five essential diagnostic functions—3D OCT, Fundus Camera, Angiography, Biometry, and Topography—into a single device. It offers seamless operation and delivers precise results needed for clinical decision-making. With the 5-in-1 system, enhance your diagnostic accuracy while maximizing workflow efficiency and exam room space.
80,000 A-scan/sec
Quick Capture, Clear Answer
Even with involuntary eye movements or blinking, OCTavius captures stabilized, high-resolution 3D images through ultra-fast scanning at up to 80,000 A-scans per second. This ensures clear, repeat-free imaging—ideal even for beginners. Visualized retinal layers allow clinicians to observe pathological structures such as layer thickness and macular differentiation with greater clarity and confidence.
True Color Fundus in One Shot
With 12-bit color depth and gamma correction, OCTavius captures true color fundus images in a single shot—free from color distortion. It accurately balances contrast across both dark retinal areas and bright optic discs, delivering clear visualization of arteries, veins, and even fine microvasculature. Additionally, it automatically aligns and merges multiple fundus images—up to seven—to generate a widefield panoramic view, enabling intuitive identification of lesion location and extent in a single, comprehensive image.
Enhanced Angiography Fast OCT-A Imaging, Full Coverage
OCTavius offers multiple scan sizes—3×3, 4.5×4.5, 6×6, and 9×9mm²—allowing clinicians to tailor vascular imaging based on lesion location and extent. From localized detail to widefield coverage, it enables efficient and precise visualization of microvasculature in a single, dye-free scan. This reduces diagnostic burden while enhancing workflow efficiency.
Detailed measurement of biometry and topography
OCT Topography enables simultaneous measurement of both anterior and posterior corneal surfaces, delivering detailed, three-dimensional analysis. With 16 types of corneal maps, clinicians can assess corneal thickness, curvature, and elevation changes with precision. Optical Biometry visualizes the full axial structure—from cornea to macula—in high-resolution 2D, providing more detailed data than traditional ultrasound. This supports accurate IOL selection tailored to each patient’s ocular profile.
Accurate Analysis
Through integrated analysis, it's possible to grasp personalized symptoms, diseases, and their progression for each patient at a glance. This includes tracking pathological changes with Progression analysis, comparing pre- and post-treatment states with Compare functionality, analyzing pathological conditions from various perspectives such as key indicators compared to normative data.
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FAQ
Q. What are the functional differences between the HOCT-1/1F and OCTavius?
A. Both the HOCT-1/1F and OCTavius are 5-in-1 all-in-one diagnostic systems that support 3D OCT, fundus imaging, angiography, biometry, and corneal topography. Among them, OCTavius is the latest model, offering enhanced diagnostic efficiency and image quality through its ultra-high scan speed of up to 80,000 A-scans per second, clearer true-color imaging, and expanded vascular map analysis over wider scan ranges.
Q. How long does an examination take with OCTavius?
A. OCTavius achieves a high scan speed of 80,000 A-scans per second, significantly reducing examination time. Even with blinking or involuntary eye movements, it captures stable, blur-free images, minimizing the need for retakes. As a result, patient discomfort is reduced, and clinicians can work more efficiently—improving both diagnostic speed and accuracy.
Q. What are the advantages of high-speed scanning with OCTavius?
A. With scanning speeds of up to 80,000 A-scans per second, OCTavius provides automatically stabilized imaging even when the eye moves or blinks. Users can easily obtain clear, precise 3D high-resolution images without repeated captures. The visualized retinal layers allow clinicians to observe pathological characteristics—such as thickness changes and macular profile differentiation—more distinctly and accurately.
Q. What is the Angiography function of OCTavius?
A. OCTavius Angiography visualizes lesion-specific retinal microvasculature without the need for contrast dye. With a single scan, it generates images across multiple fields of view—including 3×3, 4.5×4.5, 6×6, and 9×9 mm—allowing clinicians to accurately identify the location and extent of lesions over a wide area. This function reduces examination time and patient burden while enabling comprehensive assessment of blood-flow conditions and microvascular changes, thereby improving overall diagnostic efficiency.
Q. What are the roles and measurement parameters of OCTavius Biometry and Topography?
A. OCTavius Biometry uses optical measurement technology to visualize structures from the cornea to the macula in high-resolution 2D images with enhanced detail. This supports accurate IOL (intraocular lens) power calculation and personalized lens selection, improving cataract surgery planning.
OCTavius Topography measures both the anterior and posterior cornea simultaneously, enabling three-dimensional, highly detailed corneal analysis. A total of 16 corneal maps provide information on corneal thickness, curvature, elevation changes, and more—making it highly effective for evaluating refractive abnormalities and conducting pre-operative assessments.
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