LipiScan™ | USED TO DIAGNOSIS MEIBOMIAN GLAND DYSFUNCTION (MGD)
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Q. What is Meibomian Gland Disease (MGD)?
A. Your Meibomian glands are located in your eyelids, where they secrete an oily fluid that enhances your tear film and slows the evaporation of your tears. This allows the tears to keep your cornea well lubricated for smooth and clear vision. When the meibomian glands are either blocked or don’t function optimally, the lipid (fatty) layer of your tear film isn’t rich enough to maintain lasting moisture on your eyes. In addition, to the rapid evaporation of tears, there is also greater friction between the cornea and eyelids. This is what’s behind the resulting symptoms of eye irritation. |
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BlephEx® | USED FOR CLEANING EYELIDS TO MAINTAIN HEALTHY EYELIDS
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BlephEx® is a painless in-office procedure performed by your eyecare professional or trained technician. A revolutionary new patented BlephEx® handpiece is used to very precisely spin a soft medical grade micro-sponge along the edge of your eyelids and lashes.
This procedure effectively removes years of accumulated bacterial biofilm, much like a dental cleaning removes accumulated plaque, also a biofilm. Once the biofilm is removed, your eyelids are cleaner and healthier. A healthy eyelid is critical for normal tear production. |
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The DAYTONA Optomap Retinal Imagining is our latest addition to the office to enhance patient care. The DAYTONA Optomap Retinal Imagining provides a panoramic view of the retina and assists the doctor in diagnosing and monitoring any diseases or changes in the retina.
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COMPASS | USED FOR PERIPHERAL VISION ASSESSMENT
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COMPASS is the first Fundus Automated perimeter capable of performing standard 24-2 visual field testing, delivering TrueColor confocal images at the same time. COMPASS is a scanning ophthalmoscope combined with an automatic perimeter that provides confocal images of the retina, as well as measurements of retinal threshold sensitivity, under non-mydriatic conditions. |
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