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XENTRA MEDICAL · OPHTHALMOLOGY SOLUTIONS

Build the ophthalmology services your hospital is ready to operate

Plan each clinical module around its patient pathway, team capability, equipment and instrument sets.

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CLINICAL PLANPlan by clinical function
PROJECT SCOPEClinical services · Major equipment · Instrument sets · Project inquiry
Ophthalmology team reviewing retinal imaging
OPHTHALMOLOGY MODULES

Three ophthalmology build modules

Each module defines its clinical services, major equipment, examination or surgical sets, and the information needed to plan the project.

Optometry and refractive correction

Visual and refractive assessment, spectacles, contact lenses, paediatric optometry and binocular vision

Cataract care

Outpatient screening, biometry, MSICS or phacoemulsification, and postoperative review

Vitreoretinal care and vitrectomy

Retinal imaging, laser and intravitreal therapy, vitrectomy and retinal-detachment repair

CLINICAL FUNCTION

Plan each ophthalmology function as an operable service

Each module defines its clinical services, major equipment, examination or surgical sets, and the information needed to plan the project.

Clinical services supported
Major equipment
Examination or surgical instrument sets
Project inquiry
MODULE CONFIGURATION

Review equipment and clinical capability by module

Switch between optometry, cataract and vitreoretinal care to review services, equipment and instrument sets.

CORE EQUIPMENT

Major equipment

No.Major equipmentPrimary functionClinical applications
01

Displays standardized distance, near or pediatric optotypes for consistent visual acuity testing.

Visual acuity screening, refraction and assessment of correction outcomes.

02

Projects standardized optotypes onto a screen for distance visual acuity assessment and a range of visual tests.

Visual acuity screening, refraction and assessment of correction outcomes.

03

Combines the examination chair, adjustable instrument table and routine ophthalmic devices in a standardized refraction station.

Routine refraction, anterior-segment examination and contact lens follow-up.

04

Rapidly measures objective refraction, cylinder axis and corneal curvature to inform subjective refraction.

Assessment of myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism, plus a preliminary contact lens fitting.

05

Supports refined subjective refraction using spherical and cylindrical lenses, Jackson cross-cylinder testing and binocular balance.

Spectacle prescriptions, presbyopia correction and refractive care.

06

Holds spherical, cylindrical or prismatic trial lenses for subjective refraction, prescription verification and trial wear.

Adult and pediatric subjective refraction and prescription trials.

07

Provides spherical, cylindrical, prismatic and accessory lenses across a range of powers for manual refraction and prescription verification.

Adult and pediatric subjective refraction, cycloplegic refraction and prescription trials.

08

Provides objective refraction from the retinal reflex, particularly for children or patients with limited ability to cooperate.

Pediatric refraction, cycloplegic refraction and low-vision assessment.

09

Provides magnified examination of the cornea, conjunctiva, anterior chamber, crystalline lens and ocular surface.

Contact lens fitting, ocular-surface examination and initial eye-disease screening.

10

Measures intraocular pressure rapidly and helps identify patients with abnormal readings.

Routine ocular-health screening in optometry and referral of patients at risk of glaucoma.

11

Measures sphere, cylinder, axis, prism and optical-center position in existing spectacles.

Assessment of existing spectacles, prescription checks and final quality control.

12

Measures monocular or binocular pupillary distance to support accurate optical-center positioning.

Spectacle fitting and positioning of progressive lenses.

13

Analyzes corneal curvature, shape and regularity to support complex contact lens fitting.

RGP and orthokeratology lens assessment, keratoconus screening and complex astigmatism analysis.

14

Assesses ocular alignment, accommodation, convergence, fusion and stereopsis, with support for basic vision training.

Pediatric binocular-vision disorders, visual fatigue and vision therapy.

15

Captures retinal and optic-disc images to support initial fundus-disease screening and referral.

Initial screening for diabetic retinopathy, optic-nerve disease and macular disease.

16

Handles lens tracing, centering, edging, beveling and assembly.

On-site spectacle preparation, assembly and repair.

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DEPARTMENT PROJECT INQUIRY

Ophthalmology project inquiry

Tell us what the selected module can currently deliver and which services or procedures you want to develop.

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