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Haag-Streit EyeSuite i9 Perimetry

EyeSuite i9 Perimetry is an extension within the EyeSuite software that has been designed to simplify perimetric testing, to shorten learning curves and to let you get the most out of your perimetric results.

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Description

Enjoy effective workflows

EyeSuite i9 Perimetry has been designed to make running an examination and looking at results as smooth and efficient as possible.

STEP BY STEP WORKFLOW

Perform state of the art perimetric testing

Follow a simple step-by-step workflow to perform a visual field test. It is not only easy to learn, but also provides you with all the necessary information to perform state of the art perimetric testing, such as a trial lens calculator, patient instructions to read in various languages and alerts during testing if conditions are not optimal.

EYESUITE PERIMETRY VIEWER

Easily navigate your examinations

Looking at your visual field tests has never been easier. Use Grayscale pictures to navigate between examinations with a simple click, and simply select the view of your choice to see the results the way you like.

EYESUITE I9 PERIMETRY

Let the software support you

To make the most of your visual field testing and to shorten learning curves, a lot of guidance has been built into the EyeSuite i9 Perimetry to provide you with key information.

PERIMETRY INTERPRETATION AID (PIA)

A simple perimetric learning tool

Are you a student or a teacher in perimetry or are you looking for refreshing your perimetric knowledge? Then the Perimetry Interpretation Aid (PIA) is for you. This interpretation aid walks you step-by-step through a static visual field, asks you clinically relevant questions regarding certain aspects of the visual field, and provides you with background information on that aspect as needed. With this simple tool, you can practice visual field interpretation with your own patient cases.

DETAILS POP-UP

Receive interpretation support when needed

Are you looking for more details on the interpretation of any visual field representation? Then just simply click onto that representation to look at both a description of the symbols used and an interpretation aid.

COLOR CODING

Be alerted to results out of normal range

Indexes such as the Mean Defect (MD) or False Positives are automatically highlighted in orange and red color if they are to be suspected to be out of normal range. This way, you can easily be alerted to abnormal results.

INDICATION-BASED PROGRAM SELECTION

Select test parameters per indication

Deciding about optimal test parameters for a given indication is not always straight forward. Therefore  EyeSuite i9 Perimetry provides you with a simple wizard proposing  the most commonly used choices of test parameters per indication. If there is more than one option available, simple guidance text presents you with the advantages and disadvantages of each choice for an optimal selection.

EYESUITE I9 PERIMETRY

Work your own way

Knowing that you and your patients are unique, the software provides you with a lot of flexibility and customization options to define your best way of working.

CUSTOMIZABLE VIEWING LAYOUTS

Look at results the way you want

Define by yourself which visual field representations are most relevant to you by customizing your own viewing layout both in the software and on the paper printout.

CUSTOMIZABLE EXAMINATION LIST

Create shortcuts for your standard tests

Typically, you routinely only perform a number of specific visual field tests. To keep things simple, create a list with the test types you routinely perform and name them according to your needs. This way you simplify test selection for visual field technicians and avoid errors.

EyeSuite i9.3 Perimetry – Performing a static exam – Octopus 600

EyeSuyite i9 Perimetry – reviewing test results

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EyeSuyite i9 Perimetry – performing a kinetic exam

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