Why the test is performed:

The Lenstar Optical Biometer, which uses Optical Low Coherence Reflectometry (OLCR) as a measuring principle, provides accurate average values in a single assessment procedure.

How it is performed:

The patient fixes their eyes on an only static spot and all the values are quickly obtained:

• Pachymetry
• Keratometry
• Pupil diameter
• Excentricidad del eje visual
• White-to-white distance
• Anterior chamber depth
• Eye thickness and Axial eye length
• Retinal thickness

Without any contact and with great accuracy, it can determine in only one session:

• Eye axial length, using 16 scans as primary measure
• Exact values of the different elements of the most external part of the eye
• Most appropriate intraocular lens calculation

Es especialmente útil en ojos con altas miopías, afáquicos o que contengan aceite de silicón.

How to prepare for the test:

Ideally, the patients should not be wearing contact lenses.