The iCare MAIA is a world-leading microperimeter designed for precise evaluation of macular function and fixation behavior. It combines fundus-guided perimetry, confocal SLO imaging, and automated tracking technology, making it an essential diagnostic tool for retina specialists, ophthalmology clinics, hospitals, and research centers.
π Key Features of iCare MAIA
1. Confocal SLO TrueColor Fundus Imaging
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High-resolution 850 nm confocal imaging
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Clear visualization of macular pathology
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Minimal light exposure for maximum patient comfort
2. High-Precision Microperimetry
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Real-time fundus tracking ensures accurate retinal sensitivity mapping
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Measures differential light threshold and fixation stability
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Ideal for detecting early functional loss in macular disease
3. Fixation Analysis & Quantification
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BCEA (Bivariate Contour Ellipse Area) fixation metrics
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Perfect for monitoring patients with low vision and unstable fixation
4. Automated Eye Tracking & Auto-Alignment
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Ensures consistent, repeatable results
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Reduces operator dependency
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High repeatability across follow-up sessions
5. User-Friendly Interface & Fast Workflow
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Intuitive touchscreen operation
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Automated follow-up mode aligns future tests with baseline
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Compact, clinic-friendly design
π©Ί Clinical Applications
iCare MAIA is used globally for diagnosis and monitoring of:
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Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
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Diabetic Retinopathy
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Macular Edema
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Central Serous Retinopathy (CSR)
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Inherited Retinal Disorders
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Low Vision Evaluation & Rehabilitation
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Pre & Post-operative Macular Assessment
π Technical Highlights
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Microperimetry range: 0β36 dB
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Field of view: 30Β° Γ 30Β°
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Stimulus: Goldmann III
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Eye tracking speed: 25 Hz
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Fixation target: Multiple selectable patterns
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Confocal imaging: High contrast, glare-free
π₯ Why Clinics Choose iCare MAIA
β Most advanced microperimetry system globally
β Predicts functional impact of retinal disease
β Enhances monitoring of treatment outcomes (anti-VEGF, laser therapy, etc.)
β Supports early intervention and better patient management