Trial Frames and Lenses

Trial Frames and Lenses

182 OPHTHALMOLOGY • INSTRUMENT AND BOOK SUPPLEMENT 1987 a bi-prism mounted directly on the objective of the Reichert slit lamp. The increased pris...

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OPHTHALMOLOGY



INSTRUMENT AND BOOK SUPPLEMENT 1987

a bi-prism mounted directly on the objective of the Reichert slit lamp. The increased prism-to-contact surface distance makes centration less critical, and virtually eliminates vertical adjustment. Adjustment for axis on a high cylinder cornea is not necessary. Readings are direct in mm Hg, accurate to ±0.5 mm Hg regardless of corneal radius or scleral rigidity. Following measurement, a simple lever moves the biprism out of the optical path for normal slit lamp use. Price on request Non-Contact™ II Tonometer The Reichert Non-Contact™ II Tonometer is designed to quickly and accurately measure intraocular pressure. The straight forward measurement procedure may be accomplished by an assistant. Nothing touches the eye but a puff of air. Patient can relax; no anesthesia, no instrument contact with the eye, no painful after-effects, no risk of crosscontamination. Clinical studies have demonstrated the NCT's high coefficient of correlation with the standard Goldmann Tonometer. The NCT may be stand or table mounted, and is available in black and honey grey. Price on request Applanation Tonometer This Goldmann-type instrument allows tonometric measurement to be expediently incorporated into the normal biomicroscopic examination. Observations may be made with either eye, or binocularly with most patients. The contact piece is designed to utilize the popular technique, allowing easy determination of the standard 3.06 mm applanated area. Readings are in direct mm HG, accurate to ±0.5 mm Hg regardless of corneal radius or scleral rigidity. Models fit the HaagStreit 900 as well as the Reichert™ Slit Lamps. Price on request

Topcon Instrument Corporation of America

Topcon Model CT-1 0 Non Contact Computerized Tonometer, # 31000 The CT-1 0 is a modern non contact tonometer which is specifically designed to provide accurate lOP measurements with increased patient comfort and operational ease. Exclusive features include a built-in TV monitor for patient alignment, reduced air pressure for increased patient comfort, automatic measuring mode to minimize measuring time and a built-in printer for the retention of data. Literature available Price $7,990 One year warranty on parts and labor

Woodlyn Inc.

Woodlyn Applanation Tonometer Goldmann design Adapts to all Goldmann type slit lamps Swing-away mounting Price $669

Trial Frames and Lenses Eye Garter Co., Inc.

Pin-Hole Occluders A 5 hole occluder of black anodized aluminum or plastic fits the trial frame. Hole sizes are 0.8-1.5 mm spaced to allow visibility through only one hole at a time. Price on request

Multi-Optics Corporation

Pupil Height Device (PHD) (#970035) The 1W' x 6W' piece has a transparent horizontal slit on the gauge creating a horizontal reflex on the cornea when held against the frame in normal ambient light. A scale on the PHD allows reading the distance between the center of the slit and deepest part of the frame. When reflex is on the cornea's 180° line, this distance indicates the vertical pupil height. Literature available Suggested retail price $6.95 Multifocal Demonstration Set (MDS), #971008 A compact unit designed to assist the dispenser and presbyopic patient in selecting lens corrections for presbyopia based on first hand experience by the patient. The unit neatly stores three frames and several lenses (3 add powers each for bifocals and progressives, 1 add power for trifocals are provided.) A reading chart inside the cover can be used for static as well as dynamic demonstrations. Adjustable frames are also included for use with emmetropic presbyopes and corrected presbyopic ametropes. Suggested retail price $299. Literature available on request

Nikon, Inc.

Nikon Trial Lens Set Type MA # 79713 Lenses are color coded and arranged for quick access Set contains 241 lenses of 166 types Includes complete range of accessory lenses Attache-style case provides portable convenience as wefl as cushioned protection Price $2,050 One-year warranty Nikon Trial Frame #79711 Ideal for eye examinations. The Nikon Trial Frame is practical, lightweight and fully adjustable. Individual adjustments for pupillary distance, bridge height, inclination and length of sides. Inward tension is maintained by leaf springs. Price $145 One-year warranty

Topcon Instrument Corporation of America

Topcon Trial Lens Set, #14001 Complete set. Exact correction read directly from the lenses in trial frame as each lens compensates for thickness, air spacing, and position. Sturdy, lightweight aluminum, color-coded rings. All lenses

ULTRASOUND EQUIPMENT

cemented and firmly clamped to insure precise alignment. Available in minus cylinder only, plus cylinder only, or both plus and minus cylinders. Includes 36 minus power spherical lenses (.12 to 20.00); 43 plus power spherical lenses (±.12 to ±20.00); 48 cylindrical lenses in plus and minus powers (.12 to 8.00); 13 prismatic lenses; 8 accessory lenses Price $2,150 Limited Trial Lens Set & Tray, #14012 Price $1,600 Topcon Trial Frame, #14004 Metal construction. Practical screw-thread design extends the life of the trial frame by allowing easy replacement of springs and other components. Leaf spring-loaded temples hold frame comfortably on patient's head. Full range of adjustments. Precisely holds four 1W' (3.8 em) trial lenses to insure accurate additive power results Price $180

Woodlyn, Inc.

Woodlyn Classic Trial Lens Set Vertex correct lenses 24 mm aperture lenses 0.12 0 to 6.00 0 20 mm aperture lenses from 6.50 0 to 20 0 Color coded anodized aluminum lens holders Tray size 20" x 10%'' x 1%" Comes with carrying case Price $580 (with one set cylinders) Woodlyn Lightweight Trial Frame Constructed of durable aluminum Adjustments: 48 mm to 80 mm PO Variable horizontal and vertical bridge movements Leaf spring temples Positive gear driven cylinders Adjustable temple length· and tilt angle Price $126

WCO, Inc.

WCO Distometer Designed to measure the vertex distance between cornea and trial or spectacle lenses. Research has established that the trial frame usually places the trial lenses at between 16 and 22 mm from the cornea, while spectacle lenses, when fitted properly, are rarely over 12 mm from the cornea. The change in vertex distance results in a change in the effective power in the lenses. For example, a plus 12.00 trial lens at 19 mm from the cornea must be increased to a plus 13.12 if placed at 12 mm from the cornea. A minus 15.00 lens at 19 mm must be decreased to a minus 13.50 if placed at 12 mm. A Distometer conversion scale is supplied with each instrument. With the speed and precision of the Distometer and the accuracy of the conversion chart, every patient will receive as good, or better, visual acuity with the spectacle lenses as was found with the trial lenses.

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Price $48.00 (Distometer complete) $39.60 (Distometer only)

Ultrasound Equipment Biophysic Medical, Inc

Ophthascan "S"® The Ophthascan "S"® features an ultrahigh resolution image of three scanning modalities: Sector B-scan, Standardized, Diagnostic A-scan, and Autoacquisition A-scan Biometry. The B-scan systems are available with or without the A-scan modalities. Upgrades can be made as future needs arise. The system offers a built-in alphanumeric keyboard for entering patient data and examination parameters and conveniently labeled controls for ease of use. The advanced technology in these systems include: Unsaturated B-scan display of entire eye, cornea to orbit Standardized A-scan for tissue differentiation with 8 Mhz A-scan probe Large digital memory (256 lines x 512 points x 6 bits) 64-level grey scale for greater image detail and analysis 3 amplifier curves for increased scanning capabilities Very small, silent, durable, wide-angle, high-resolution 10 MHz B-probe Freeze-frame in all modes for detailed diagnosis and photography Simultaneous, variable cross-vector A-scan with Bscan image in both real time and frozen displays Continuous, automatic display of examination parameters, date, and time Various permanent record techniques: Polaroid, 35 mm, and video Distance in mm (X axis) measurements easily made with overlights placed precisely on echoes Amplitude in dB (Y axis) measurements easily made with overlights placed precisely on echoes Automatic acquisition for precision A-scan biometry, axial length measurements are made with unique 4gate system using the two correct ocular sound velocities Selectable image sizes-globe or orbit-and microsecond scale with variable expansion Scan converter for video recording Electronic calipers with digital readout in millimeters for measurement of pathologies on any axis

CooperVision Inc., Surgical Systems Division

Ultrascan® Digital B™ System IV The CooperVision Ultrascan® Digital B™ System IV brings the dependability, performance and flexibility of high speed digital electronics to ophthalmic ultrasound instrumentation. The Digital B™ features freeze frame of both A and B scan image along with 64 shades of gray to assist in tissue differentiation and diagnosis. Digital B™ provides the user with a choice of log, linear or S-curve amplification. A unique image enhance feature modifies the high