The New Humphrey Field Analyzer 3 from ZEISS

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The New HFA3 offers gold-standard perimetry performance with technological advances – such as automated trial lens correction with liquid lens technology – that are designed to save time and reduce errors.

The New Humphrey Field Analyzer 3 from ZEISS

Setting a New Standard for Efficient Visual Field Testing


The new Humphrey Field Analyzer 3 (HFA3) from ZEISS, is the next generation in visual field testing and analysis. The HFA3 is designed to accelerate clinic flow while delivering the same gold-standard testing strategies and test patterns.

The New HFA3 provides a streamlined and faster workflow with an array of new features designed to:

  • Reduce setup time with a single trial lens. Using liquid pressure, the new Liquid Trial Lens™ instantly delivers each patient’s refractive correction with the touch of a button.*

  • Save time with an intuitive new SmartTouch™ interface, which reduces the number of steps required for the technician to start a perimetry exam.

  • Accelerate clinic flow with equipment that can be learned quickly and operated easily.

  • Improve confidence in test results with RelEYE™, which allows doctors to instantly review the patient’s eye position, at any stimulus point. RelEYE data is available on the instrument and when reviewing test results with FORUM® Glaucoma Workplace.

  • Simplify test administration, with an easy-to-use kinetic graphical user interface with a full 180-degree field of view.

 

Find out more: www.zeiss.com/HFA3Contact us: www.meditec.zeiss.com/contacts

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