Eye technology
Pentacam/Oculyzer
Pentacam is a non-contact diagnostic imaging system that provides detailed analysis of the cornea and anterior segment of the eye, essential for refractive and cataract surgery planning.
Used for: keratoconus treatment
What is Pentacam/Oculyzer?
Pentacam is an advanced diagnostic imaging device that provides a comprehensive panoramic view of the anterior segment of the eye without any invasive procedures or direct contact with the cornea. It uses a sophisticated rotating camera system to scan the cornea, anterior chamber, iris, and lens, producing high-resolution images and detailed measurements.
The Pentacam delivers extensive information about corneal shape, thickness, curvature, and anterior chamber depth. This data allows ophthalmologists to evaluate eye structures under high magnification and in fine detail. Pentacam plays a critical role in refractive surgery by identifying corneal abnormalities and ruling out conditions that may contraindicate laser vision correction, which supports patient safety when planning surgery.
Who is Pentacam/Oculyzer suitable for?
Patients considering laser vision correction, patients undergoing preoperative evaluation for cataract surgery, and individuals suspected of having corneal abnormalities or irregularities.
Time and recovery for Pentacam/Oculyzer
Duration
3 minutes
Recovery after Pentacam/Oculyzer
Pentacam is a non-invasive and non-contact diagnostic test with no recovery time required. Patients can resume normal activities immediately after the examination.
Book a consultation about Pentacam/Oculyzer
Contact your nearest clinic to book a consultation. Your eye doctor will advise whether this test or treatment is right for you.
