Using the normal FA settings, but without the injection of fluorescein, autofluorescence imaging can increase physician confidence by confirming the diagnosis in such conditions as macular holes, pseudo-vittelliform lesions, RPE Atrophy, Central Serous Chorioretinopathy and Best’s disease.
A unique feature of the HRA 2 is the ability to acquire dynamic, highspeed movies (up to 16 frames per second) in both Fluorescein or ICG Angiographies. This is especially important in the initial phase of FAs, when documentation of the early filling stages is necessary. In ICGA, this feature enables better detection of CNV characteristics such as feeder vessels and RCA/RAP’s. It’s great for teaching.
Never before have you been able to see dynamic angiography sequences and the movie feature allows a retrospective review of your angiographies.
Every time you review a movie it’s like being there at the time of the procedure. While going over the acquired image series you can extract single images from the sequence which can be viewed and printed if necessary.
•Highest Image Contrast & Detail
• Lowest Light Exposure
• Fluorescein Angiography (FA)
• ICG Angiography (ICGA)
• Simultaneous FA and ICGA
• Infra-red and Blue Reflectance
• Autofluorescence
• Stereo and Widefield Imaging
What Can Motion Pictures Reveal About the Retina?
