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Ray Tracing Wavefront Aberrometer and Corneal Topography

Measures both lower and higher order ocular aberrations, assessing complete visual function and quality of vision

What is the iTrace™?

The iTrace™ combines, auto refraction, corneal topography, auto-keratometry, wavefront aberrometry and pupillometry in one system. Visual analysis is not based only on sphere, and cylinder – iTrace offers an objective perspective of the complete visual pathway, analyzing aberrations from low to high order. It offers easy to interpret reports, is simple to integrate, networkable and saves time, space and money.

The iTrace measures quality of vision and visual function using a fundamental thin beam principle of optical ray tracing, a first in eye care diagnostics.  The iTrace sequentially projects 256 near-infrared laser beams into the eye to measure forward aberrations, processing data point-by-point. This 5-in-1 system provides auto-refraction, corneal topography, ray tracing aberrometry, pupillometry and auto-keratometry, saving time, space and money.

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    Robert Osher, M.D.
    Cincinnati, Ohio
  • "Tracey has the ability to make us think how to improve the outcomes for the patient, how to better treat the patient, and that's a very important technology for my daily practice."

    Renato Ambrosio, M.D.
    Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro
  • "The iTrace has been an invaluable tool for us in our cataract practice"

    David F. Chang, M.D.
    Los Altos, California
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