One device, many possibilities: Mr. Samer Hamada shares why the MS39 is central to his clinical workflow

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In this exclusive interview, Consultant Ophthalmologist Mr. Samer Hamada shares his experience using the MS39 Anterior Segment OCT in both clinical and surgical practice.

From managing dry eye disease and ocular surface disorders to planning premium cataract and refractive lens surgery, the MS39 combines Placido-based topography with high-resolution anterior segment OCT to deliver unmatched insight.

Meda MD-2300S Ultrasonic A/B Scanner and MD-320W Biomicroscope

B-Scan & UBM Enhanced Visibility and User-friendliness

  • Image/video buffer slots for immediate click-and-check, review and comparison
  • Images/videos captured in real time and saved in lossless format (.bmp & .avi)
  • Zooming and scan depth adjustment for better ocular disease observation
  • B-scan vitreous-Enhanced Mode improves visibility at vitreous body

A-Scan & IOL Calculation Enhancements and Tight Integration

Meda MD-320W Ultrasound Biomicroscope

  • Ultrasonic Frequency: 50MHz
  • Gain Control: ≥105dB
  • Display Resolution: 1280 ×1024 or 1024 × 768
  • Gray Scale: 256
  • Delay: 3 mm - 12mm
  • Field of View (depth × width): wide view (10.6mm × 13.5mm), normal (5.3mm ×6.7mm)
  • Scanning Method: sector scan
  • Resolution: Axial: 50um; lateral: 100um
  • Accuracy of Geometrical Position: axial: ≤10%; lateral: ≤15%
  • Display Mode: B
  • Image Buffer Space: ≥100 images
  • Screen Measurement: distance, angle, area and so on
  • Communication Interface: USB
  • Image Format: JPG,

Kowa SL-19 Handheld Slit Lamp

Sophisticated design

  • Smooth and roundish design aimed to reduce stress and mental strain of patients.
  • Easy fitting with trigger grip and optimised grip diameter.

The lightest hand-held slit lamp*

  • By incorporating glass fibre reinforced resin, the weight was reduced. The lighter device minimizes operator fatigue. 

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