What is the difference between coaxial and PanOptic ophthalmoscope?
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Feb 11, 2025 - 11:03 AM
The main difference between a coaxial ophthalmoscope and a PanOptic ophthalmoscope lies in their design and field of view. A coaxial ophthalmoscope uses a standard optical system with a relatively narrow field of view, whereas a PanOptic ophthalmoscope features a unique optical design that provides a significantly wider field of view and greater magnification, allowing for a more comprehensive examination of the retina.
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The PanOptic LED Ophthalmoscope is the evolution of standard and pocket ophthalmoscopes. With 20x larger viewing area, longer lasting lights, and optional digital imaging and quick eye alignment lights, you'll find incredible value in upgrading your equipment. Features Instrument Head Only (Hand...
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