Maia
Maia allows to quantify macular threshold sensitivity and fixation characteristics and provides confocal images of the central retina.
- Simple to use, patients can be tested in less than 3 minutes per eye
- Compares measured threshold values with a reference database of normal subjects
- Helps monitoring the course of retinal diseases and the efficacy of treatment
- Effectively combines a linear SLO system and a fundus controlled perimetric exam, providing clear and detailed retinal images
How it works: maia collects both anatomical and functional data. Maia subjectively analyzes macula photoreceptor sensitivity and patient fixation stability in combination with a linear SLO tracked fundus image.
- Live imaging of the central retina over a 36° field of view, acquired under IR illumination at 850nm, using a confocal imaging system
- Eye-tracking, recorded at 25 Hz, throughout the test ensures consistent patient fixation
- Subjective measurements of differential light sensitivity at multiple locations in the macula are obtained as in fundus perimetry
Fast test
For a fast and easy macular assessment, in less than 3 minutes per eye, Maia evaluates the function of the macula. The included EyedB software compares the results with a reference database of normal subjects to provide color coded outcomes.
Expert test
Evaluates macular threshold at multiple measurement points for a complete and detailed test. Results include functional indices for macular threshold and fixation stability as compared with reference values obtained on normal subjects.
Follow-up test
To measure functional changes due to the disease and/or retinal treatment, maia reproduces the same test, remembering the exact anatomical points that have been measured in the past, producing a tracking graph of the results plotting a sequential change in macula sensitivity and fixation stability.
Fixation Stability test (eye tracking)
While threshold measurements are taken, the eye-tracker simultaneously monitors fixation, hence allowing compensation of eye movements during perimetry. In addition, maia calculates the patient’s preferred retinal locus of fixation (PRL)
Fundus Imaging
Line scanning laser ophthalmoscope
Field of view: 36° x 36°
Digital camera resolution: 1024 x 1024 pixel
Optical resolution on the retina: 25 µm
Optical source: superluminescent diode at 850 nm
Imaging speed: 25 fps
Working distance: 30 mm
Fundus Perimetry
Standard macular test 10°
Field of view for macular perimetry: 20° x 20°
Tracking speed: 25 Hz
Stimuli size: Goldman III
Background luminance: 4 asb
Stimuli dynamic range: 36 dB
Maximun luminance: 1000 asb
Other Features
Minimum pupil diameter: 2.5 mm
Focus adjustment range: -15D to +10D (auto-focus)
Automatic OD/OS recognition
Autofocus
Accessories
Keyboard
Printer (optional)
Dimensions
Unit size: 450 x 400 h 450 mm (18" x 16 h 20")
Unit Weight: 28 Kg (62 lbs)
Power requirement
Voltage: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, fuse 3.15 A (T type)
Power consumption: 350 VA
Laser Classification
Class I laser product conforming with 60825-1 IEC:2007
FDA Cleared for marketing in the US







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