RetCam® Shuttle

The Power of RetCam—To Go

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Specifications

BETTER PATIENT ACCESS

The RetCam Shuttle delivers most of the imaging capabilities of RetCam3 in a compact, more easily transportable package.

Maneuverable in constrained areas - NICU, PICU, and physician's office/clinic

Allows timely transmission of patient images for remote review, across networks and the internet

Transportable between hospitals and clinics

Provides instant image analysis and comparison of time-sensitive images and data

THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LOOK AT PEDIATRIC RETINAL DISEASE

The BIO Technique vs. RetCam3 Digital Imaging

For years, BIO was the primary method for diagnosing and monitoring ROP. However, clinical studies have repeatedly demonstrated that the subjectivity and inaccuracies of hand-drawn BIO sketches create significant variability in ROP diagnoses and documentation^1-5.

The Proven Variability Of Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscopy (BIO)

A Comparative Study of Newborn Eye Examinations

Newborn Eye Exams without RetCam3	20 of 202 subjects (10%) showed abnormal findings
Newborn Eye Exams with RetCam3 Images	70 of the same 202 subjects (35%) showed abnormal findings
Difference	50 of 202 patients (25%) with abnormal findings were missed when RetCam3 images were not used

The Proven Accuracy of RetCam Imaging

Studies have proven that RetCam's objective, high-resolution imagery, uniform data, and many options provide definitive, superior diagnosis and management of ROP, compared to outdated BIO methods1-5. No wonder RetCam3 has become a new gold standard of care for ROP¹.

RetCam Sensitivity and Specificity

A NEW SPECTRUM OF INSIGHT, REVEALING ROP ANOMALIES.

Fluorescein Angiography (FA)

The extreme contrast abilities of FA provide sharp visualization of vascular anomalies that might otherwise go unseen. Its results document and support the diagnosis of many ophthalmic diseases and conditions, and serve as a valuable surgical planning tool.

FA vs. Color Imaging

The border of the vascular area is clear in the FA image, while in the color photograph, it is hidden within the treated area.

The blue arrows point out areas where FA provides visualization of the vessels of an ROP patient that are not obvious in the color photograph.

THE RIGHT VIEW. RIGHT WHERE YOU NEED IT.

RetCam3 Lens Options

With five interchangeable lenses, RetCam3 makes it quick and easy to get the best view of anatomical features, and adjust to the particular needs of individual cases.

Lens	Field of View	Applications	Benefits
D1300	130 degrees	Pediatric Fundus Anterior Chamber	Wide field of view Small tip Light weight Multipurpose wide-angle applications
B1200	120 degrees	Pediatric Fundus Anterior Chamber	Greater contrast than D1300 Suited for pigmented retina Handles iridocorneal angle Multipurpose wide-angle applications
E800	80 degrees	Pediatric Adult Macula Disc	Increased contrast Moderate magnification Visualize detail of the posterior pole and adult retina
C300	30 degrees	Pediatric Adult Macula Disc	High contrast/ magnification for macular views Non-contact anterior chamber views Good red-reflex image in non-contact mode with eye dilation
Portrait Lens	Portrait Lens	Capture of external views from close-up to distance	Includes: Ocular adnexa Both eyes Face Clinical procedures

IMAGING PRACTICE KIT

This unique and valuable training tool is ideal for helping clinicians new to the RetCam system to gain familiarity, and for experienced users who would like to practice their imaging skills. It includes a realistic “eye”, designed to simulate an ROP condition, including the demarcation line and neovascularization. The kit also includes helpful accessories for conducting productive user training sessions.

BENEFITS INCLUDE

Maintains RetCam imaging skills
Facilitates training of new RetCam users
Hands-on practice with online training modules
Learn new/advanced RetCam techniques

¹ Ludwig C, Callaway N, Moshfeghi D. Validity of the newborn eye exam in the newborn eye screening test (NEST) cohort. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2015;56(7):961.

² Moshfeghi DM and Frick KD. A case for universal eye screening. Retina Today. 2015:62- 65.

³ Chiang MF, Wang L, Busuioc M, et al. Telemedical retinopathy of prematurity diagnosis: accuracy, reliability, and image quality. Arch Ophthalmol. 2007;125(11):1531-1538.

⁴ Ells AL, Holmes JM, Astle WF, et al. Telemedicine approach to screening for severe retinopathy of prematurity: a pilot study. Ophthalmology. 2003;110(11):2113-2117.

⁵ Wu C, Peterson RA, VanderVeen DK. RetCam imaging for retinopathy of prematurity screening. J AAPOS. 2006;10(2):107-111.

⁶ Data on file. Natus Medical Incorporated.

Product Literature Download

RetCam3 Brochure, English US
RetCam3 Brochure, English A4

RetCam Shuttle Brochure, English US
RetCam Shuttle Brochure, English A4

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