miophthalmology products

When treating glaucoma, it pays to have a topographer with dry eye assessment capabilities – like the Medmont Meridia Pro – in your instrument lineup. That’s because glaucoma treatments can increase the risk of dry eye and vice versa.1 The Medmont Meridia Pro offers tear film analysis and fluorescein imaging, as well as a high-definition colour camera that effortlessly captures detailed photographs and video for robust pathology documentation. Anterior imaging with white light allows you to confidently evaluate redness and inflammation, blepharitis, eyelid hygiene, meibomian gland expression, and more.

Topcon’s next-generation fundus imaging camera, the NW500, offers bright and sharp images in well-lit conditions, even for eyes with small pupils.* Capable of capturing fundus images through a pupil diameter as small as 2.0 mm,* it provides sharp, detailed colour fundus images in dark and brightly lit rooms. The slit-scan mechanism helps to overcome one of the known causes of poorly graded images with its ability to effectively image through small pupils. This innovative technology also helps the NW500 capture sharp, high-quality fundus images, regardless of miosis and the lighting conditions, unlike conventional fundus cameras.

Vizo-PF Dorzolatim is the only preservative-free glaucoma drop treatment that’s available in a multi-dose bottle for convenience, ease of use, and reduced plastic waste when compared to single dose minims. Vizo-PF Dorzolatim is listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) for the treatment of elevated intraocular pressure in patients ocular hypertension or open-angle glaucoma when concomitant therapy is appropriate. It combines dorzolamide (as hydrochloride) 20 mg/mL and timolol (as maleate) 5 mg/mL.

The Hydrus Microstent is an innovative canal-based, minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) device for patients with mild-to-moderate primary open-angle glaucoma. This device is the only MIGS implant to span approximately 90° of Schlemm’s canal, ensuring access to collector channels in the nasal region.1-3 The first MIGS device to precisely dilate and scaffold Schlemm’s canal, it gently expands the cross sectional area without obstructing outflow access to collector channel ostia.1-3 The Hydrus Microstent bypasses the trabecular meshwork to restore flow of aqueous from the anterior chamber through the inlet of the microstent into Schlemm’s canal.1

Melbourne Rapid Fields (MRF) online perimetry revolutionises visual field testing with its artificial intelligence-driven, web-based platform, enabling seamless testing on any digital computer. A groundbreaking study recently published in Frontiers in Ophthalmology1 validated MRF’s clinical excellence in a multicentre trial with 232 patients. The results showcased MRF’s ability to deliver accurate, white-on-white perimetry outcomes equivalent to HFA SITA-Faster, regardless of location – be it metropolitan or rural – or the digital device used. With exceptional sensitivity and specificity across the full spectrum of glaucoma, MRF sets a new standard in portable perimetry testing. This innovative solution empowers healthcare professionals with unmatched flexibility, clinical precision, and efficiency, making it an indispensable tool for managing glaucoma both in clinics and remote settings.

iCare IC200 is the most versatile tonometer in iCare’s tonometry portfolio. This flagship device offers a Quick Measure feature to capture intraocular pressure (IOP) measurements faster and easier than before. By capturing IOP with just two or three individual measurements instead of the standard six, test times are shorter. Additionally, with 200º of positional freedom, the iCare IC200 can measure IOP whether the patient is supine, reclined, or seated, which is especially useful in clinical, surgical, or emergency settings.