ZEISS Cirrus 400

The Zeiss Cirrus 400 is an optical coherence tomography (OCT) scanner used in
ophthalmology to examine the retina and optic nerve. It allows for the diagnosis and
monitoring of conditions such as glaucoma , age-related macular degeneration (AMD) ,
and diabetic retinopathy .

Main features of the Zeiss Cirrus 400:
High-resolution OCT imaging: captures detailed images of the retinal layers.
Analysis of the optic nerve and nerve fiber layer: useful for monitoring glaucoma.
Automatic retinal segmentation: for the evaluation of retinal pathologies.
Normative database: allows comparison of results to standard values.
Intuitive and ergonomic interface: facilitates use by practitioners.