OPTIMiS FUSION


Optimis fusion laser system that allows for a full range of interventions in the anterior segment

Abstract

The Optimis FUSION is a compact laser system that allows for a full range of interventions in the anterior segment for the effective treatment of glaucoma and secondary cataracts. It combines traditional YAG photodisruption treatments and advanced SLT photoregeneration therapy in one integrated platform.

General System Specifications

Optical System:

  • Aiming beam: red 635 nm, adjustable intensity

  • Slit lamp type: CSO 980 — LED

  • 3-position scaling: 10x, 16x, 25x magnification

  • Dual-mode YAG/SLT laser cavity, optimized to produce 1064nm and 532nm nanosecond pulses from one laser cavity

Power & Cooling:

  • Cooling: air

  • Power requirements: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

SLT (Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty) Specifications

Laser Parameters:

  • Laser source: Q-switched Nd:YAG laser with frequency doubling

  • Wavelength: 532 nm

  • Energy level: 0.3 to 2 mJ

  • Pulse duration: 4 ns

  • Spot size: 400 microns

  • Repeat rate: up to 2.5 Hz

  • Pulse mode: single pulse

Nd:YAG Specifications

Laser Parameters:

  • Laser source: Q-switched Nd:YAG laser

  • Wavelength: 1,054 nm

  • Energy level: 0.3 to 10 mJ (1 pulse)

  • Pulse duration: 4 ns

  • Spot size: 10 microns (86.4% energy in diameter), 8 microns FWHM

  • Repetition rate: up to 2 Hz

  • Distance range (front to back segment): -150 µm, +30 µm, +150 µm

  • Pulse mode: 1, 2 and 3 pulses per shot

Clinical Applications

The system is designed for:

  • Capsulotomy, trabeculoplasty, and iridotomy procedures

  • YAG mode for high-precision photodisruption procedures such as capsulotomy and peripheral iridotomy

  • The system is upgradable and can easily be transformed into an anterior and posterior laser treatment platform

Key Features

  • Premium optics with advanced technology providing sharp, bright, and homogeneous illumination

  • Well-thought-out ergonomic control system allows for quick and easy switching between available wavelengths without interrupting treatment

  • Can be combined with a green laser and a pattern system, allowing for operations in the posterior segment

This represents a versatile, dual-wavelength laser platform optimized for anterior segment treatments with the flexibility to expand capabilities for posterior segment procedures.