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A wide range of synthetic descriptors of corneal characteristics such as:

Sim-K to simulate fixed ophthalmoscope measurements (for the anterior surface)

Main corneal meridians in 3 mm, 5 mm and 7 mm areas

The flattest and steepest hemi meridians in 3 mm, 5 mm and 7 mm areas

Peripheral degrees

Pupil decentralization, pupillary radius and size of the corneal diameter

Keratorefractive indices calculated in the pupil area to evaluate patient's visual quality

Keratoconus screening index for diagnosis and follow-up

Pupillometry module

A pupillometry module completely integrated with topography enables:

Pupillometry with scotopic light to determine pupil maximum extension and optic zone diameters for
treatment settings

Pupillometry with mesopic light (4 lux)

Pupillometry with photopic light (50 lux)

Dynamic pupillometry, starting with over 400 lux and switching off the light source so that the pupil
can dilate to its maximum extension

Evaluation of pupil decentralization from the corneal vertex for each of the conditions previously
described and calculation of the pupil centre during dilation

Apply the measurements previously listed to the calculation of the corneal wavefront and visualize the
pupil in different conditions on the topographic map

Videokeratoscopy module

Examination of the tear film with white light

Examination of the tear film with fluorescein

Break up time measurement

Examination of tear layers

Examination of rigid contact lens' adaptation with fluorescein

a. Classification

Medical device classification

Device classification in accordance with the rules set out in Annex IX of Directive 93/42/EC and subsequent
amendments: Class I with measuring function.

This device is 

 0459 since march 2015. Its expected lifetime is 7 years.

Electromedical devices classification

Type of protection against direct and indirect contact: Class I

The only applied part is the headrest

Applied parts: Type B.

Degree of protection against humidity: common device (no protection against water seepage) IP20.

Sterilization method: disinfectable device.

Degree of protection when used with anaesthetics or flammable detergents: no protection.

Conditions of use: continuous operation.

Degree of electrical connection between the device and the patient: device with parts applied to the
patient.

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Cornea550 - Corneal Topographer > V4 - 12-2017

Summary of Contents for CORNEA 550

Page 1: ...User manual...

Page 2: ...a Classification 10 b Environmental conditions 11 c Warranty 11 4 Safety precautions 12 5 Disposal at the end of life 13 II SUPPLY PACKAGE 15 1 Parts identification 17 III ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 19 IV U...

Page 3: ...I INTRODUCTION...

Page 4: ...dedikert applikasjon O manual do usu rio completo est dispon vel na rea web do cliente Para acessar scanear o c digo QR abaixo usando a respetiva aplica o 1 GENERAL WARNINGS These instructions descri...

Page 5: ...ct and separate disposal of electrical and electronic equipment at the end of their useful life according to 2012 19 EU Date of manufacturing Manufacturer Class II device a Symbols marked on the instr...

Page 6: ...e allows the following Corneal topography module Assisted manual acquisition Advanced ring editing system allowing editing edge position to guarantee proper reconstruction also on particularly distort...

Page 7: ...re during dilation Apply the measurements previously listed to the calculation of the corneal wavefront and visualize the pupil in different conditions on the topographic map Videokeratoscopy module E...

Page 8: ...g are not made in accordance with the instructions and precautions given in this manual The device is not used in accordance with the instructions and precautions in this manual Spare parts and access...

Page 9: ...vice includes non electromedical appliances personal computer monitor etc The resulting system is in any case tested in accordance with EN 60601 1 standards Since the unit in question can include othe...

Page 10: ...m remote stations through the connected cables The use of data transfer devices ensuring GALVANIC ISOLATION may be necessary Manufacturer shall not be held liable in relation to the patient and operat...

Page 11: ...of electrical electronic equipment or the public authorities responsible for waste management In the event that a new piece of equipment is purchased from the same manufacturer to replace an old one...

Page 12: ...II SUPPLY PACKAGE...

Page 13: ...z 0 9A OUTPUT 24Vdc 2A 3 AnaEyes software The system is supplied with the following accessories Two guards for the slide guides One protection cover One set of Allen wrenches One set of chinrest paper...

Page 14: ...guides 8 Output 9 Geared wheels 10 Chinrest support 11 Patient s handle 12 Chinrest 13 Headrest 14 Chinrest module 15 Calibration set 16 Instrument power supply cable 17 Optical switching data namepla...

Page 15: ...III ROUTINE MAINTENANCE...

Page 16: ...ust Dust accumulating on the device must be regularly removed with a soft cloth or blower Other maintenance operations repairs components replacement assessment of internal components etc fall within...

Page 17: ...IV USAGE...

Page 18: ...exam mode among KERATOSCOPY VIDEOKERATOSCOPY PUPILLOGRAPHY MEIBOGRAPHY TEAR FILM Move onto the instrument Move the joystick to centre the eye on the display refocus placing the joystick perpendicular...

Page 19: ...tric shock this device must only be connected to a power supply system with protective earthing For isolation from the mains condition of complete safety the computer power cable must be disconnected...

Page 20: ...V TECHNICAL FEATURES...

Page 21: ...pply Through 24V DC external power supply unit Input power supply unit specifications INPUT 100 240Vac 50 60Hz 0 9A OUTPUT 24Vdc 2A Power cable technical specifications Four core cable three cores wit...

Page 22: ...VI GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER S DECLARATION...

Page 23: ...F energy only for its internal function Therefore its emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF emission CISPR 11 Class B The CORNEA550 is s...

Page 24: ...al environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode Voltage dips Short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines I...

Page 25: ...nce d 1 167 P d 1 167 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 2 333 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz Where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer and d is the r...

Page 26: ...VII APPENDIX...

Page 27: ...e on the base plate and insert the screws supplied Fix the top to the bottom by tightening the four socket head screws 2 Unscrew the two socket head screws under the chinrest Insert the screws in the...

Page 28: ...USER MANUAL VII APPENDIX 33 Cornea550 Corneal Topographer V4 12 2017...

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