Supra Scan RECIPE Ingredients 1 a Supra And

Supra Scan?

RECIPE

Ingredients: 1) a Supra And / Or

Ingredients: 2) a Scanner

Ingredients: 3) a Slit Lamp Adapter

Ingredients: 4) a Haag Streit Slit Lamp

The QM concept :

A Scanner Adapter

Product

A simple copy of the PASCAL ?

Wavelenght

Wavelengths 2 complementary wavelengths! The Scanner can be multi wavelengths Green 532 nm For periphery Yellow 577 nm For macular area Only 532 nm

Wavelengths Compatibility

Powerfull!

Powerful! The most powerful laser range of the market Supra 532 nm 3 W max Supra 577 nm 2 W max Only 2 W (Green)

Continuous zoom

Continuous Zoom Allow any spot size from 50 to 500µ Just turn!!! Only 4 fixed steps 60, 100, 200, 400µ

Patterns

Patterns 5 differents patterns as the PASCAL:

Patterns Symmetrical patterns Homogenous treatment Non Symmetrical patterns Fixed patterns

µpulse mode

Emission mode combinations Combine the µpulse mode & the scanner Simplify µpulse treatments (QM exclusivity) The treatment is no longer a « blind treatment » Doctor can proceed to « treatment areas »

Emission mode combinations Combine the µpulse mode & the scanner Simplify µpulse treatments (QM exclusivity) Ex: macular edema No µpulse mode

Ergonomics

Ergonomics Adaptable: No dedicated Slit Lamp Needed Optimal optical comfort for the doctor The practitioner can choose his slit lamp (BM & BQ Haag Streit and HS type slit lamps) Integrated to S/L

Ergonomics Haag-Streit type slit lamp adapter The reference Higher definition and better illumination: Better anterior chamber illumination Better peripheral vision (posterior pole) S/L: Zeiss Type

Transportable

Light weight & small footprint The first scanner transportable Dedicated carrying case provided with the Supra Scan:

Scanner: Basics

Scanner Basics No more predefined treatment parameters New way of treatment Power levels are quite variable Very short pulse durations: 10 ms / 20 ms Very very short pulse duration: µpulse mode Doctor determine the treatment threshold (With the coloration of the impacts on the retina)

TITRATE First step: Titrate / Single Spot Doctor start to shoot on the retina until he reaches the correct coloration

TITRATE Subthreshold Barely Visible etc… White Burn

PATTERN SELECTION Second Step: Pattern Selection A pattern for each Practice / Pathology

PATTERNS

CIRCLES Possible applications: Tears

TRIPLE ARCS Possible applications: PRP in periphery

SQUARES Possible applications: 2 x 2 3 x 3 4 x 4 5 x 5 PRP

MACULAR GRID Application: Macular Edema

Software

Software Simple & User Friendly: 2 modes Color code Classic Mode (Blue Screen) Scanner Mode (Black and White Screen) The laser is completely slave of the Scanner Maximum security

Software: Classic Mode

Software: Pattern Mode

Software: Welcome Page Scanner Mode Classic Mode

Software: Titrate Power level Titrate

Software: Patterns : Circle Spacing Pattern Selection Spot Size Radius Rotation Tears 1/4 - 1/8 / … Complete Circle

Software: Patterns : Triple Arc Extension Reduction PRP in periphery

Software: Patterns : Square 2 x 2 3 x 3 4 x 4 5 x 5 Extension Reduction PRP

Software: Patterns : Macular Grid Central Fixation Point Macular Edema

Launching

DEADLINE

BOOTH

BOOTH 2 Supra Scan Large Screen Supra Video - Wavelength reminder - Pulse durations reminder - Scanner presentation Wiimote Photocoagulation

Availibility… For the very first time by Quantel Medical: PRODUCT LAUNCHING PRODUCT AVAILABLE

BROCHURE

CLINICAL EVALUATIONS AVAILABLE !!! Effect of Pulse duration on size and character of the lesion and character of the lesion in retinal photocoagulation Pain response and follow-up of patients indergoing PRP laser photocoagulation with reduced exposure times Other studies will start shortly…

Availability

AVAILABILITY Last quarter 09: Very few. . . 15 Only pieces First come, First served !

Competition

Wavelength(s) 532 nm or 577 nm Only 532 nm 3 W or 2 W 2 W 2 W 10 ms to "continuous" 10 ms – 1000 ms Yes No No Continous Zoom Fixed steps - Classic Mode from 50 to 500µm 60, 100, 200, 400µm - Pattern Mode from 100 to 500µm 100, 200, 400µm ≠ Patterns Nb of Patterns : 5 Squares, Nb of Patterns : 5 Squares, Circles, Triple Arcs, Macular Grid, Single Spot Circles, Triple Arcs, Macular Grid, Single Spot Squares, Circles, Triple Arcs, Macular Grid, Single Spot Slit Lamp Haag Streit types Zeiss Type Adaptable YES No (intagrated) Transportable Yes No No Certifications CE / (FDA pending) CE / FDA Affordable Very Expensive Power max Pulse Duration Micropulse Spot Size Price

PLT ≠ SLT Often presented as a SLT but it’s not a SLT! It is only a pattern… Milliseconds are not Nanoseconds! Pattern Laser Trabeculoplasty… Clinical trials are pending (not started) Moderated ALT that’s all !

Wavelength(s) 532 nm or 577 nm Only 532 nm 3 W or 2 W 2 W 10 ms to "continuous" 10 ms – 1000 ms Yes No Continous Zoom Fixed steps - Classic Mode from 50 to 500µm 50, 100, 200, 300, 400µm - Pattern Mode from 100 to 500µm 100, 200, 300, 400µm ≠ Patterns Nb of Patterns : 5 Nb of Patterns : 6 Squares, Circles, Triple Arcs, Macular Grid, Single Spot Square, Circle, Arc, Sector, Line, Spot repetition Slit Lamp Haag Streit types Haag Streit Type Adaptable YES No (integrable) Transportable Yes No Certifications CE / (FDA pending) CE pending Affordable Very Expensive Power max Pulse Duration Micropulse Spot Size Price