Overview - Canon OCT-A1 Operation Manual

1 Introduction

Overview

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
The Canon Optical Coherence Tomography (referred to as "OCT" in this manual) takes
digital photographic images of retinal form and tomogram images of patient's eyes non-
invasively with full automatic alignment.
Full automatic operations can decrease examination time and automatic tracking
enables the OCT to take images with high reproducibility.
RX Capture for OCT
The RX Capture for OCT controls the OCT, manages the patient's data and study
information, observes the retina and anterior segment, and displays their tomogram
images. It also analyzes a tomogram image of retina and displays a graph and a 3D
image.
In addition, this software displays tomogram images and 3D images captured in the
OCT-Angiography (referred to as OCTA in this manual) mode (optional product).
RX Viewer (Optional Product)
The RX Viewer is an application software that displays and analyzes the retinal data
and patient information acquired by the Canon Optical Coherence Tomography or the
retinal camera from another computer connected via a network and allows you to print a
report.
RX Server (Optional Product)
The RX Server is an image filing software that manages patient information and image
information acquired by the Canon Optical Coherence Tomography or the retinal
camera.
• Up to three optical coherence tomography devices can be connected.
• Up to 15 licenses of RX Viewer (optional product) can be connected.
• By introducing the RX Capture for Retinal Camera license (optional product), up to four
retinal cameras can be connected.
Normative Database
By comparing each layer thickness of the retina in a scanning area with the age-specific
normative database (NDB), distribution states can be shown.
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