Zeiss Cirrus 6000 OCT System

Description

Zeiss Cirrus 6000 OCT System

Zeiss Cirrus 6000 OCT System is the next-generation OCT from ZEISS, delivering high-speed image capture with HD imaging detail and a wider field of view so you can make more informed decisions and spend more time with the patients who need it.

Performance OCT – Faster imaging with greater detail, at 100,000 scans per second, for improved patient care.
Proven analytics – Comprehensive, clinically validated tools to diagnose and manage various conditions.
Patient-first design – Seamless transfer of raw patient data from previous generations of CIRRUS for continuity of patient care.

Key Features

Wider and deeper OCT/OCTA scans with 12x12mm OCTA and a B-scan depth of up to 2.9mm
HD AngioPlex – a new scan type that provides even more detail
New workflow protocols to increase efficiency
Patient-friendly “Wellness report” for enlightened patient communication
OCTA scan with 12x12mm field of view and 2.9mm depth
OCT scans are 270% faster than the previous Cirrus generation, and OCTA scans are 43% faster than the previous Cirrus AngioPlex
Exclusive analysis protocols based on PanoMap analysis
Through the DICOM protocol and the Zeiss Forum platform

Faster, wider with a new level of detail

At 100,000 scans per second, ZEISS CIRRUS 6000 enables clinicians to image a larger field of view up to 12mm in a single scan. It also captures high-definition (HD) OCT and OCT Angiography (OCTA) scans, revealing the finer microvascular details of the retina and providing more insight into your patient’s condition.

270% faster OCT scans and 43% faster OCTA scans.
OCT cube scans in as little as 0.4 seconds.
High-speed imaging in combination with FastTrac eye tracking technology reduces the chance of motion artifacts such as those caused by blinks and saccades.

Greater detail:

View more in seconds and dig deeper with high-definition imaging.

12×12 mm single-shot OCTA cube scan in addition to 8×8, 6×6 and 3×3 mm scans.
High-definition AngioPlex scans (8×8 and 6×6 mm) for even greater microvascular detail without limiting the field of view.
2.9 mm scan depth.

The power of early detection

Effective ophthalmic care depends on the prompt diagnosis and timely intervention of ocular conditions. Numerous studies support the benefits of early detection in preventing vision loss and improving the prognosis of various eye diseases. Conditions such as glaucoma, AMD, and diabetic retinopathy often progress without noticeable symptoms until significant damage has occurred. By the time symptoms are evident, irreversible vision loss may have already occurred. Glaucoma, often referred to as the “silent thief of sight,” remains one of the leading causes of blindness worldwide, and approximately 3 million Americans have the disease.1,2 Given the lack of early symptoms, it is estimated that 50% of individuals with glaucoma are unaware they have the condition, highlighting the significant need for advanced diagnostic tools.