This is an ocular measurement device used to support preoperative planning and preparation for cataract surgery. It is optimized for precise eye measurements required to calculate the power of intraocular lenses (IOLs) used in cataract and presbyopia correction. With its high light-penetration capability, the device can be used even in cases of advanced cataracts.

GALILEI G6 is a diagnostic device that integrates anterior segment CT imaging and corneal topography to analyze the eye in three dimensions. With just a one-second scan, it provides comprehensive information about the anterior segment, including the anterior and posterior cornea, corneal curvature, anterior chamber depth, corneal diameter, and central corneal thickness (CCT).

In addition to refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism, irregular corneal conditions can be corrected based on each patient’s uniquely analyzed corneal topography data obtained through precise diagnostic evaluation.

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) captures cross-sectional images of the retina’s key biological structures to help identify diseases that may cause vision loss. It enables early detection of glaucoma and allows quick, simple evaluation of retinal conditions such as macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy. Through precise diagnostic imaging, we provide a level of examination and treatment comparable to that of university hospitals.

This is a precision diagnostic device that examines the retina and optic nerve without the use of pupil-dilating drops. It enables accurate documentation and long-term storage of fundus images, allowing easy comparison of images taken over time for effective follow-up and monitoring.

It precisely measures and analyzes tear meniscus height and tear film break-up time (TBUT), while also evaluating the condition of the meibomian glands and the degree of conjunctival redness associated with dry eye. Through comprehensive analysis of these factors, the system enables accurate diagnosis of the underlying causes of dry eye syndrome.

This device measures the eye’s refractive power and the radius of corneal curvature. To determine refractive power, light is projected into the eye and reflected from the fundus (retina). The device’s optical system analyzes the returning light from multiple angles to calculate spherical power, cylindrical power, and the axis of astigmatism.

This device measures intraocular pressure without direct contact with the eye. It is a fundamental examination tool in ophthalmology, used to detect elevated intraocular pressure that may result from various eye conditions. Measuring intraocular pressure is an essential test for the early detection of glaucoma.

This device observes corneal endothelial cells without contacting the cornea and compares them with normal values to diagnose endothelial cell degeneration. It can also measure corneal thickness simultaneously, making it an essential diagnostic instrument for evaluating corneal health and differentiating corneal diseases.

This highly accurate diagnostic device objectively evaluates changes and characteristics in the visual field. It is widely used for the diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring of glaucoma.

B-scan ocular ultrasonography uses relatively high-frequency ultrasound (8–10 MHz) to produce high-resolution cross-sectional images, although with limited tissue penetration. This examination enables the diagnosis of various intraocular and orbital conditions and is particularly useful when ocular media opacity is present. When fundus observation is difficult due to ophthalmic conditions, it helps diagnose associated diseases such as vitreous hemorrhage or retinal detachment.

This device accurately measures the optical power of various eyeglass and contact lenses. By checking the prescription of currently worn glasses, it allows comparison between past and present vision, making it an essential ophthalmic instrument for evaluating vision changes before vision correction surgery.