HD-OCT Cirrus 6000 HD - Excellent 2020

CIRRUS® 6000: Revolutionizing Patient Care with Next-Generation OCT Technology

The CIRRUS® 6000 by ZEISS is a state-of-the-art Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) device engineered to elevate clinical practice through high-speed, high-definition imaging. The CIRRUS 6000 builds on ZEISS’s legacy of excellence in ophthalmic imaging by offering superior scanning speed, expansive imaging capabilities, and diagnostic tools for retina, glaucoma, and anterior segment conditions.

At the core of the CIRRUS 6000 is its impressive speed, capturing 100,000 A-scans per second. This remarkable speed results in faster image acquisition and reduced chair time, allowing practitioners to streamline their practice. Compared to previous models, the CIRRUS 6000 offers a 270% improvement in OCT scanning speeds and a 43% faster OCTA scanning capability, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency. The OCT cube scan can now be completed in as little as 0.4 seconds, which drastically minimizes motion artifacts caused by blinks or eye movements, thanks to the FastTrac™ eye tracking technology. This fast and precise imaging helps clinicians gather more data in less time, aiding in quicker and more accurate decision-making.

The CIRRUS 6000 doesn’t just focus on speed; it offers exceptional imaging clarity. With scan depths of up to 2.9 mm and field sizes of up to 12×12 mm, clinicians can observe high-definition views of the retina and microvasculature in a single scan. The device provides multiple scanning options including 3×3 mm, 6×6 mm, 8×8 mm, and 12×12 mm cube scans for macular imaging, and HD AngioPlex scans in 8×8 mm and 6×6 mm, which offer extraordinary microvascular detail without limiting the field of view. These features enable clinicians to detect finer details with more precision, whether it is for evaluating retinal conditions or monitoring glaucoma progression.

One of the distinguishing aspects of the CIRRUS platform is its proven analytics. For over a decade, ZEISS has set the standard in OCT analytics. The CIRRUS 6000 continues this legacy with advanced tools that allow for accurate diagnostics across a wide range of clinical conditions. Whether treating macular diseases, glaucoma, or assessing the anterior segment, the CIRRUS 6000 is equipped with clinically-validated applications that deliver actionable insights.

In particular, the CIRRUS 6000 excels in macular change analysis and glaucoma management. The device’s data cube retains all historical patient data, ensuring seamless tracking of macular thickness changes, helping clinicians monitor treatment effectiveness. For glaucoma, the suite of analysis tools available within CIRRUS empowers clinicians to visualize, detect, and manage various stages of the disease—from early suspects to advanced cases. Notably, the Ganglion Cell Analysis feature allows for the early detection of glaucomatous damage in the macula, which might otherwise go unnoticed.

Beyond its imaging and analytical prowess, the CIRRUS 6000 emphasizes patient-first design. Patient data continuity is a crucial feature of this device. Previous generations of CIRRUS OCT devices are fully compatible, allowing raw patient data to transfer seamlessly from older models. This ensures that no data is left behind as technology advances, and patient care remains consistent and reliable.

The CIRRUS 6000 also integrates innovative anterior segment imaging and analysis tools. These features include comprehensive corneal evaluations, refractive surgery planning, and glaucoma assessments, making the CIRRUS 6000 a versatile tool for clinicians across various specialties.

In conclusion, the CIRRUS® 6000 by ZEISS is more than just an OCT device—it’s a transformative tool that enhances diagnostic precision, speeds up clinical workflows, and improves patient care. With unparalleled speed, clarity, and analytical power, the CIRRUS 6000 empowers clinicians to deliver more informed decisions while spending more time with patients. The device’s seamless integration with previous CIRRUS models ensures that as OCT technology evolves, patient care remains at the forefront of every innovation.

• Methodology: Spectral domain OCT
• Optical Source: Superluminescent diode (SLD), 840 nm
• Scan Speed: 100,000 A-scans per second
• Resolution:
  • Axial: 5 μm (in tissue), 1.95 μm (digital)
  • Transverse: 15 μm (in tissue)
• Scan Depth: 2.0 - 2.9 mm
• Pupil Diameter: Minimum 2.0 mm
• Fundus Imaging:
  • Line Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope (LSO)
  • 750 nm optical source
  • 36×30 degrees field of view
• Power: 230V/100-120V, 50-60 Hz, IEC 60601-1 Class I
• Weight: 35 kg (77 lbs) without monitor
• Dimensions: 62.2 × 42.5 × 29.2 cm