CSO
CSO Sirius Diagnostic & Scanning System
Model: Sirius
Corneal imaging and diagnostic system that combines corneal topography with Scheimpflug tomography for detailed measurement of corneal shape, thickness and curvature, supporting eye assessment and surgical planning.
CSO Sirius is a corneal imaging and anterior-segment diagnostic system that pairs Placido Disk Topography with Scheimpflug tomography. Over a diameter of up to 12 mm, it measures corneal thickness, elevation, curvature and refractive power on both the anterior and posterior corneal surfaces, and it also takes biometric measurements of the anterior chamber. Clinical uses include keratoconus assessment, glaucoma screening, pupillometry, and planning for refractive and cataract surgery. Patient data is stored, reviewed and analyzed in the Phoenix software, and further modules for selected analysis and surgical planning functions are available depending on the configuration.
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Key Features
Combined Scheimpflug and Placido Technology
Complete Corneal and Anterior Segment Analysis in One Scan
Fast, Comfortable Non-Contact Examination
Digital Integration with DICOM Systems
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Device Type | Corneal Topographer and Anterior Segment Tomographer |
| Measurement Technology | Rotating Scheimpflug camera combined with a Placido disk |
| Placido Disk Rings | 22 |
| Examination Method | Non-contact, with automatic alignment and capture |
| Measurements | Anterior and posterior corneal topography and corneal pachymetry |
| Anterior Segment Biometry | Anterior chamber depth, angle and volume |
| Clinical Analyses | Keratoconus screening, pupillography and IOL power calculation |
| Measurement Accuracy | Class A according to ISO 19980 |
| Connectivity | DICOM 3.0 compatible |
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