Integrated laser system clearance
OCULUS has announced that the wireless integration of the LENSAR® Laser System with the OCULUS Pentacam® HR and Pentacam® AXL tomographers has received FDA 510(k) clearance.
“The integration is based on the Streamline™ III software provided by LENSAR. The Streamline III’s IntelliAxis™ and astigmatic incisions are guided by Pentacam® parameters, helping to manage patients’ astigmatism,” said a company spokesperson.
This includes integration of complete corneal measurements, including total corneal refractive power and total corneal astigmatism; iris registration with automatic cyclorotation adjustment; IntelliAxis™ steep axis corneal marking; and arcuate incision planning leveraging pre-programmed and updated surgeon data.
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