Optische Kohärenztomographie (OCT)
Systeme für optische Kohärenztomographie (OCT) von Leica unterstützen Augenärzte, Augenchirurgen und Forscher mit bedienerfreundlicher, hochwertiger Bildgebungstechnologie. Präklinische OCT-Lösungen werden bei der Erforschung von Augenerkrankungen eingesetzt, während klinische OCT-Systeme helfen, den pathologischen Zustand zu diagnostizieren. Die Systeme erleichtern das Erkennen und Überwachen morphologischer Veränderungen des Augengewebes und arbeiten nicht-invasiv und berührungsfrei.
OCT von Leica Microsystems
Nach der Übernahme von Bioptigen im Jahr 2015 bietet Leica OCT-Bildgebungssysteme für die klinische Ophthalmologie und präklinische Forschung an.
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