Corneal Topography, Aberrometry & IR Pupillometry

The Keratron family of Corneal Topographers offer unsurpassed versatility and features. With three table models, a compact portable model and two slit lamp models, EyeQuip has a topographer for every need and budget:

The full sized Keratron, revolutionizing in 1994 and still available today.
The smaller Scout with full sized features (including IR and standard pupillometry) and three configurations: portable use with a battery, slit lamp or table top mounted. Order adapter accessories later to convert to another model.
The economical Piccolo Topographer with full price performance. Mount it on a slit lamp as needed or permanently on an optional table top mount.

There is no compromise in accuracy or reproducibility regardless of the model. All use our patented auto image capture system insuring <+/- .10D variability between images …even when off-center. All use the same Placido cone, same capture technique, same extreme accuracy and same USB connectivity. All are supplied with our complete topography software suite, including corneal aberrometry, pupillometry, Wave Custom Contact Lens Software and free software updates. (Full software and hardware specifications.)

Corneal Aberrometry and IOL Selection

Corneal aberrometry maps are a standard feature of Scout software. These maps clearly display low and high order Zernike aberrations that can be individually removed from the map for better understanding of problems. View point spread functions, simulated Snellen charts and night scenes, Zernike information and more. You can even import and subtract whole eye Zernike wave front data to map internal aberration.

Battery Powered Scout Click to see image

The Portable Scout takes the topographer to the patient' rather than the patient to the topographer. Image capture is quick and simple: align the cornea in the built-in LCD screen and click the acquisition button to capture up to eight images. Capture only occurs at the correct point in space. Once placed in the docking base, data is transferred via USB and the battery is recharged.

Slit Lamp Mounted Scout Topographer Click to see image

With its specially designed mounting arm, the Scout mounts in your slit lamp's standard focus rod mounting hole in seconds. (Or remove it in a few seconds.) Use the slit lamp joystick to position the Scout for image capture. Capture by depressing either a foot switch or acquisition button on the Scout panel.

Table Mounted Scout Topographer Click to see image

The Table Top Scout combines the slit lamp adapter arm with a joystick base and patient chin rest into one unit. This model offers complete flexibility to your practice. If a patient is unable to reach the chin rest, slip the Scout off the arm to capture images. Or move the unit to a slit lamp. Or purchase a battery and you have a mobile portable unit. Capture is identical to the slit lamp model, either foot switch or acquisition button.

Keratron Full Size Topographer Click to see image

The Keratron, the Scout and Piccolo's big brother, is mounted on a joystick base (as the table top Scout). Occupying the same space as a slit lamp, the unit has a built-in alignment monitor. For image capture, align the cornea in the built-in monitor and capture up to eight images depressing the foot switch.