Compare Meibomian Gland Imaging Systems

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Meibox Imaging Solution

Box Medical Solutions

Attaches to the base of the slit lamp where the old Ruby Lens slot would attach
Tested with over 35 different slit lamp models
Recent software updates for the measurement of tear meniscus and pupil size comparison to detect neurological abnormalities in light and in dark settings

Meibox is a high-definition meibographer designed to unobtrusively mount on a slit lamp for fluid incorporation within the clinic workflow.

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LipiView II Ocular Surface Interferometer

Johnson & Johnson

Real-time visualization of the lipid layer to evaluate the dynamic response of lipids to blinking
Patented noise canceling technology to measure sub-micron thickness of the lipid layer
Video and analysis of blink dynamics
High-definition imaging with Dynamic Meibomian Imaging
Room lights must be dimmed during testing

LipiView II Ocular Surface Interferometer measures lipid layer thickness (LLT) with nanometer accuracy, captures blink dynamics, and images meibomian gland structure. The dynamic meibomian imaging (DMI) mode utilizes a combination of dynamic illumination and adaptive transillumination to minimize reflection or compensate for lid thickness variation between patients.

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LipiScan Dynamic Meibomian Imager

Johnson & Johnson

User-friendly interface designed for ease of image capture (two steps) by a single operator.
Small footprint, at less than 25 pounds, it can be used anywhere in lighted lanes (no need for a darkened room)
Affordably priced to furnish small practices or multiple locations
DICOM compatibility to export images to EMR

LipiScan was the first dedicated meibomian gland imager. With a small footprint and user-friendly design, it was designed to make high-definition meibography accessible for any practice. It captures high-definition images of gland structure using the Dynamic Meibomian Imaging (DMI) mode (as seen on the LipiView II Ocular Surface Interferometer) in about 60 seconds.

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