ZEISS Cataract Suite markerless

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Align toric IOLs and skip the manual marking and data transfer steps with products designed to work together for markerless toric IOL alignment.

Fast. Precise.1 Markerless. This is ZEISS Cataract Suite markerless. Gold standard products designed to work together; for a high level of precision1 and efficiency by skipping manual steps for toric IOL alignment. No manual marking means comfort for your patients and peace of mind for you.

ZEISS IOLMaster 500Precise1 alignment starts with excellent biometry from the IOLMaster® 500 from ZEISS. The new Option Reference Image is the starting point of a markerless toric IOL workflow.Building on gold standard biometry.

ZEISS CALLISTO eyeConnecting you and your devices, the computer assisted cataract surgery system CALLISTO eye® from ZEISS creates the overlays for the surgical microscope using data retrieved from the data management system FORUM® from ZEISS.Designed to work together.

ZEISS OPMI LUMERA family2All the information you need is injected into the eyepiece of the surgical microscopes of the OPMI LUMERA® family2 from ZEISS to assist in precise1 toric IOL alignment.Building on gold standard visualization.

ZEISS Cataract Suite markerless

  • Computer assisted surgery for precise1 toric IOL alignment.
  • Efficient and reliable data transfer from biometry to surgery.
  • No manual eye marking.

1Clinical data of Prof. Findl/Dr Hirnschall presented at ESCRS 2013 - technically verified pre-/intraoperative matching precision ± 1.0° in mean.2ZEISS Cataract Suite markerless is available with: S7 / OPMI Lumera, S88 / OPMI Lumera T, OPMI Lumera i and OPMI Lumera 700.

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