CSO MS-39® (Costruzione Strumenti Oftalmici) is a new generation of non-contact corneal imaging devices that combines Placido disc corneal topography with OCT-based anterior segment tomography.
It can detect different layers of the cornea separately with very high resolution.
The MS-39 is currently the most advanced device for analyzing the anterior segment of the eye. In addition to clinical diagnosis of the anterior segment of the eye, the MS-39 can be used in corneal surgery to plan refractive surgery. There is also an IOL (IOL, or intraocular lens, a module that helps calculate the optimal power of an implantable lens) calculation module based on ray-tracing techniques (Ray-Tracing Techniques). Additional tools allow the MS-39 to perform accurate pupil diameter measurements and advanced tear film analysis.
MS-39 includes advanced measurements of the epithelial layer and stroma. Knowledge of epithelial morphology is very useful in evaluating abnormalities on the corneal surface.
A module based on ray tracing techniques (Ray-Tracing Techniques). Regardless of the condition of the cornea – either previously treated with refractive surgery or never operated on – it provides calculations of the spherical and toric power of the implantable lens.