Fundus Camera Bosch
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Weight 2.5 kg Display Screen Size 3.5-inch Color Type Handheld Mode Non-mydriatic Brand Bosch
world-class ecosystem of hardware, software, and algorithms for the detection of Diabetic Retinopathy.
At a glance
- 40-degree wide field of view for efficient single-shot retinal capture
- 5-megapixel CMOS sensor for high-resolution fundus images and video
- Non-mydriatic and mydriatic imaging modes - dilating drops optional
- Portable, modular, handheld design for field and last-mile screening
- Mountable on a slit-lamp holder with an adapter for added imaging stability
- Works with dedicated imaging software for diabetic retinopathy screening support
A portable Handheld Fundus Camera from Bosch Eyecare Solutions enables practitioners to conduct both mydriatic and non-mydriatic fundus examinations and capture high-quality retinal images. With a 40-degree wide Field of View (FOV) and a 5-megapixel CMOS sensor, the digital image and video capture of the eye fundus can also be done with ease. The modular, portable, and ergonomic design of the device helps in taking it to the field in delivering last-mile care. In a clinical set-up, it can be mounted on a slit lamp holder with a special adapter to give additional stability to imaging.
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