Visual field HENSON 9000

Henson 9000: Redefine Glaucoma Detection and Monitoring with Precision and Efficiency

The Henson 9000, a compact and user-friendly visual field, revolutionizes glaucoma screening and monitoring. Equipped with advanced features, it provides a comprehensive solution for healthcare professionals, combining precision, speed, and in-depth analysis.

The Henson 9000 enhances monitoring with the ZATA threshold test, incorporating patient data history and an intelligent termination criterion. This optimizes test performance and includes powerful tools for progression analysis. Smart Supra

screening tests offer speed and precision, allowing manual retesting of locations to reduce patient response errors.

The extended Smart Supra test, lasting 3.5 minutes, includes the 24-2 test with 54 points and an additional 32 points in the central 10 degrees. This improves sensitivity to detect central deficits often missed in conventional tests.

The Henson 9000 features an intuitive and ergonomic interface, facilitating integration into daily workflows. Smart Supra screening tests can be automatically extended from 30 points to 64 in case of omission, with an additional extension possible up to 86 points. This optimizes operational efficiency and reduces examination time.

With innovative visual field detection and monitoring tests, the Henson 9000 offers a complete set of analytical tools. Its compatibility with EMRs and modern design make it a versatile tool perfectly suited to healthcare professionals' practices.

Henson's History:

Professor David Henson, an innovator in the field of visual fields since 1986, founded the Henson brand on the principles of innovation, operator efficiency, and patient comfort. The launch of the CFS 2000, the first digital multi-stimulus visual field, revolutionized practices by enabling electronic result storage.

Notable Advances:

In 1993, the Helsin CFA 3000 became the first visual field to allow retesting or adding points during perimetry testing, improving specificity. In 2009, ZATA became the first

algorithm to adapt thresholds based on previous examinations, reducing test time

and making it more acceptable to patients.

Smart Supra:

Developed in response to recent research showing gaps in the 24-2 pattern, Smart Supra can extend up to 86 points, enhancing central visual field sensitivity. It offers optimized acquisition, allowing a quick test and precise mapping.

ZATA:

An intelligent alternative to SITA, ZATA uses the patient's previous data as a base. It

optimizes tests, includes intelligent termination criteria, and offers powerful progression analyses. The 24-2 test is completed in 3 minutes per eye, benefiting both practitioners and patients.

Operator Efficiency:

The intuitive interface and contextual help of the Henson 9000 facilitate users' quick

adaptation. The ability to retest points, add new locations without starting over, improves specificity, and reduces false positives.

Compact Design and Advanced Connectivity:

With its small footprint, the Henson 9000 easily adapts to different healthcare environments.

Its advanced connectivity, integrating DICOM features, Ethernet, and versatile printing options, positions it as a modern and adaptable tool.

Tests and Analytical Tools:

The Henson 9000 offers Smart Supra screening tests, ZATA threshold tests, and binocular Esterman driving tests. Results are compatible with thresholds and grayscale, providing a comprehensive analysis of total deviation and standard deviation values.

Support for Operational Efficiency:

The ability to retest and add points during the Smart Supra test reduces false positives, improving spatial mapping. Using the patient's previous data with ZATA personalizes tests, reducing anxiety and accelerating the examination.

The Henson 9000, a true innovation powerhouse, stands out as a smart choice for healthcare professionals seeking to combine performance, convenience, and precision in screening and monitoring visual field losses.

• Test Features

Measurement Range: 60° (monocular) / 160° (binocular)

Test Distance: 25 cm

Maximum Stimulus Intensity: 10,000 asb

Background Illuminance: 31.4 asb

Stimulus Duration: 200 ms

Stimulus Size: Goldmann III

Stimulus Color: White

• Standard Automated Perimetry (SAP) Test Method

Smart Supra Screening Tests - Single Stimulus: 30, 64, and 86 points tested

Smart Supra Screening Tests - Multiple Stimuli: 30, 64, and 86 points tested

Esterman (Driving Test): Groups 1 (120 points) and 2 (124 points) (EU standard)

Custom Tests: Test locations can be manually added to all Smart Supra screening tests

• Threshold Tests/Schemes

ZATA Standard - Central Threshold: 10-48**; 24/30-2 (in complementary test)

ZATA Fast - Central Threshold: 10-48; 24/30-2 (in complementary test)

• Average Duration*

Smart Supra Screening Tests - Single Stimulus: ~1 min (30 points); ~3.5 minutes for a complete 86-point test

Smart Supra Screening Tests - Multiple Stimuli: Less than 30 seconds (30 points)

ZATA (24-2): ~3 minutes per eye

ZATA Fast (24-2): ~2.5 minutes per eye

• Fixation Control

Fixation Target: Single or 4-point diamond pattern

Heijl-Krakau: Yes (ZATA)

Video Eye Monitoring: Yes

• Software Features

Patient Data Management: Compatible with MS Windows®; networks

Integration: EMR Compatibility (transmission of parameters and text files)

Hemifield Analysis: Yes

Progression Analysis: Yes

Data Import

HFA: Yes

DICOM Connectivity: Yes (images)

Ethernet: Yes, through a connected computer

Database Backup: Removable storage, network, or cloud

• Dimensions

Weight: 13.5 kg

Size, L x W x H: 440 x 400 x 452 (mm)

Medical Device Classification: Class I Type B

Control Device: External PC / Laptop / Tablet running MS Windows® Professional, v.8 minimum

Patient Controls: C13 power input; Patient response button; 2 USB type B connectors

Electrical Requirements: 85 – 263 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 60 VA

Optional Printer: Any printer compatible with the control computer

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