Optos Daytona Retinal Imaging

Like new, lightly used, patient ready,
come includes instrument with tablet complete
Optos Daytona Retinal Imaging System In
less than a second more than 200 degrees of
the retina are captured in a high resolution image.
Allows the patient to avoid being dilated in most cases

Item only includes instrument with tablet complete.
* like new, lightly used.

Optos Daytona Retinal Imaging Systemproduces a
200° single-capture optomap® retinal image of
unrivaled clarity in less than ½ second.
This fast, easy, patient friendly,
ultra-widefield (UWFTM ) imaging technology was
designed for healthy eye screening and
has been shown to improve practice flow and
patient engagement.

Enhances Clinical Decision-making
Evaluation of the peripheral retina is critical for
optimal patient management.1 optomap imaging is
ideal for peripheral examinations.
Published studies comparing field of view and
clinical utility of various widefield imaging systems
confirm optomap captures the widest clinically
usable field of view and the most retinal pathology. 2, 3, 4

Improves Practice Efficiency and Economics
Studies show that optomap images are faster to
capture and easier to review than
traditional patient examination techniques.5,
6 A recent study found a 28 minute (33%)
reduction in patient visit duration after
implementing centralized optomap imaging.
7 optomap enables practitioners to
differentiate their practice and add an
additional revenue stream.

OptosAdvance
Daytona comes with OptosAdvance an easy to use,
browser-based software for documentation,
monitoring, and referral processing to
facilitate patient management and
improve practice flow.
OptosAdvance offers an auto-montage tool to
quickly capture and merge a series of
images into a single 220° montage showing 97% of
the retina. The software also includes tools for
accurate distance and area measurements even in
the far periphery

Daytona is a scanning retinal imaging instrument
that is able to take ultra-wide images of
a patient’s retina. The Optos Daytona uses special
technology to capture retinal images as
if it were taking them from inside the eye.
Daytona is smaller and still provides ultra-high
resolution imaging, and adding ultra-widefield
autofluorescence capabilities

This device can take around a 200-degree image of
the retina in one image and can capture the
picture in less than one second.
Most cameras can only capture the
posterior pole (that include the macula and
optic nerve head), but the Daytona can view
the peripheral retina as well. The Daytona is easy for
patients to use. A patient sits in front of
the machine and an icon lights up in green when
he or she is in the correct position for the camera.
The device captures the image automatically and
leaves the doctor available to focus on
the patient and not on the screen.

Features
Non-mydriatic, non-contact imaging through 2 mm pupils and many cataracts.
High image resolution shows fine detail across the retina (optic disc, macula and periphery).
Autofluorescence imaging with green laser light displays lipofuscin in the RpE.
Eyesteering further extends the field of view past the vortex vessels, in some cases.
Stereo disc imaging.
3D Wrap for patient education.
DiCOM compatible.
Innovative software tools enhance image evaluation.
Images are available immediately and
stored electronically for future comparison or for
use in telehealth applications.