C a t a r a c t G l a u c o m a R e t i n a R e f r a c t i v e. The GDxVCC Early answers and ongoing assessment for glaucoma

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C a t a r a c t G l a u c o m a R e t i n a R e f r a c t i v e The GDxVCC Early answers and ongoing assessment for glaucoma

The quantifiable approach to quality care Only Humphrey GPA software Early insight for objective answers accurately differentiates The GDxVCC offers seamless Achieving the highest standard of care in glaucoma workflow clinically significant integration: progression diagnosis and management means assessing the eye Efficient, of visual field easy-to-use loss from system random from both a structural and functional point of view. Provides variability, highly providing an advanced, It also means detecting structural changes at the reproducible proven method answers to enhance the earliest possible stage in the retinal nerve fiber Requires layer (RNFL), where early signs of glaucomatous management minimal of glaucoma. operator training structural damage appear. Eliminates The analysis the is need based upon While early RNFL changes are frequently difficult to for detailed dilation empirical knowledge detect during ophthalmoscopic evaluation, they can Delivers be clearly quantified with the GDxVCC a highly of the variability results quickly found at all Provides specialized, proven system that provides reproducible stages of easy-to-interpret glaucomatous visual printouts measurements of RNFL structural parameters closely field loss through information correlated with the earliest changes of glaucoma. 1 Ensures convenience through acquired portability in extensive multi-center clinical trials worldwide. Simplifying the task of glaucoma assessment The efficient, easy-to-use GDxVCC compares each patient s RNFL measurements to an age-stratified, multi-ethnic normative database. Using a unique Nerve Fiber Index (NFI) generated by neural network techniques, the GDxVCC combines the most pertinent and significant structural parameters to objectively and reliably determine the likelihood of glaucomatous damage. These specific, sensitive and quantitative measurements greatly simplify the challenging task of assessing glaucomatous structural damage, supporting a higher degree of diagnostic efficiency and a higher standard of care. Ongoing analysis, continued confidence The excellent reproducibility of the GDxVCC enables clinicians to evaluate glaucomatous changes over time and adjust the patient s management plan as needed. 2 The GDxVCC further simplifies the process by providing a comprehensive series of visit results with high-resolution images, difference maps and trend lines for crucial disease progression parameters. GDxVCC

Nerve Fiber Analysis with Variable Corneal Compensation Objective, quantifiable measurements for early glaucoma detection TSNIT Parameters Measurements are obtained from the calculation circle (double line in fundus image). Green letters on white background indicate findings within the normal range. Values falling outside the normal range are indicated by dark blue (P<5%), light-blue (P<2%), yellow (P<1%) and red (P<0.5%). RNFL Map RNFL measurements are presented as a color map. Warm colors, yellow to red, indicate findings corresponding to greater RNFL values, while cool colors, green to dark blue, indicate lower levels. An hourglass shape of warm colors around the optic nerve is typical of normal eyes. Deviation Map Plot of RNFL values that deviate from the normal range, colorcoded by p-value to indicate extent of deviation. Values are overlaid onto the fundus image. Fundus Image Overall image should be in good focus, Optic Nerve Head (ONH) should be well centered, and image illumination even. NFI The Nerve Fiber Indicator value is generated by neural network technology, trained with data from normal and glaucomatous eyes. Increasing values indicate increasing likelihood of glaucoma for the examined eye: 0-30, low; 31-50, suspect; 51-100, high. Color Scale The color scale indicates RNFL measurements at any given point on the RNFL map. Temporal-Superior-Nasal-Inferior-Temporal (TSNIT) Graph Individual eye RNFL values (dark lines) are presented as an overlay on the expected age-related normal range for OD and OS, and as overlays on each other for symmetry analysis in the center graph. TSNIT values are taken from the calculation circle (double line in the fundus image), starting from the temporal quadrant and moving around the calculation circle to the superior, then nasal, then inferior quadrants and then back to the temporal quadrant.

GDxVCC Advanced Serial Analysis for Confident Glaucoma Management Efficient and simplified presentation of glaucomatous changes over time Parameter Table Shows the parameter values at each exam. Values in the normal range are displayed in green; values outside normal limits are color-coded on the basis of their significance. TSNIT Graphs Peripapillary RNFL measurements for baseline image (yellow) and follow-up images (blue, pink and green). Trend Analysis Shows the change of parameter values over time. Symbol shapes indicate the parameter being measured. Nerve Fiber Layer Map Shows the RNFL measurements obtained at baseline and follow-up visits. Warmer colors represent measurements corresponding to relatively undamaged RNFL. Parameter Difference Table Shows the difference between the baseline image and each follow-up measurement. The first column shows the numerical change in each parameter value (comparing each follow-up exam to the baseline image), while the second column shows percent change. Deviation Map Reveals the location and severity of RNFL defects. Values falling outside normal limits are color-coded to significance limits ranging from P<5% to P<0.5%. Note: Output produced with simulated data for illustration. Difference from Baseline Map shows the difference between the baseline and follow-up exams. Different colors represent magnitude of change.

Polarized Light 1. Normal A healthy human retina. Parallel alignment of microtubules within the RNFL typically produces a bow-tie pattern of polarization shifts, with hot colors transitioning to warm hues farther from the optic nerve head. Birefringence RNFL Retardation Thickness 2. Early RNFL changes RNFL changes can be detected before visual field defects are evident. The GDxVCC map exhibits incremental shifts toward warm and cool colors. Wedge defects, indicated by the cool colors following the nerve fiber bundles, extend centrally toward the optic nerve head. Take the measure of a unique technology The GDxVCC measures the phase shift (retardation) of polarized light passing through the eye. Retardation is affected by the arrangement and density of RNFL microtubules or other directional elements and tissue thickness. The new Variable Corneal Compensation (VCC) feature determines and corrects for each patient s individual non-rnfl retardation. RNFL retardation has been shown to closely correlate with the location and severity of RNFL structural defects in glaucoma patients. 1 3. Moderate RNFL changes Cool colors dominate the GDxVCC map. Corresponding superior/inferior imbalances in the map usually reflect repeatable visual field defects. 4. Advanced RNFL changes The GDxVCC map is almost exclusively cool blue, generally corresponding to visual field loss of a similar magnitude in both the superior and inferior hemispheres.

2005 Carl Zeiss Meditec Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in USA. 000000-1339-713 GDX.294 Rev.B 0605 20M Carl Zeiss Meditec offers a full complement of innovative, synergistic technologies for the detection and quantifiable analysis of both structural and functional glaucomatous damage. We are committed to supporting the clinician with advanced, easyto-use instruments that reliably and reproducibly facilitate early diagnosis and management of glaucoma instruments like the new GDxVCC. For more information on the GDxVCC or our complete line of products for structural and functional analysis of glaucoma, please contact your Carl Zeiss Meditec representative. Technical Specifications Illumination laser source Laser classification Imaging area 40 x 20 Ametropia correction Data acquisition time Fixation Normative database GaAIAs laser diode, 780 798 nm, 40 mw primary power Class I laser system 15 to +7 diopters <1 second Internal target Dimensions 14 H x 10 W x 24 D Display Electrical requirements Weight Ambient temperature Age-adjusted normals with diverse ancestry Integrated color liquid crystal display 100 240 volts, 50/60 Hz 21 kg (45 lbs) Ambient humidity 20% 60% 65 F 75 F (18 C 24 C) Note: All technical specifications are subject to change without notice. 1. Bagga H, Greenfield DS. Quantitative assessment of structural damage in eyes with localized visual field abnormalities. Am J Ophthalmol. 2004 May;137(5):797-805. 2. Blumenthal EZ, Frenkel S. Inter-device reproducibility of the scanning laser polarimeter with variable cornea compensation. Eye. 2004 Jul 30. Carl Zeiss Meditec AG Goeschwiter Str. 51-52 07745 Jena Germany Telefon: +49 (0)36 41 / 2 20-3 33 Telefax: +49 (0)36 41 / 2 20-2 82 info@meditec.zeiss.com www.meditec.zeiss.com Carl Zeiss Meditec Inc. 5160 Hacienda Drive Dublin, CA 94568 USA Tel: 1-925-557-4100 Toll free: 1-800-342-9821 Fax: 1-925-557-4101 info@meditec.zeiss.com www.meditec.zeiss.com