The innovative DGH 6000 A-Scan (Scanmate A) offers clinicians an unmatched level of usability and accuracy. Unique measurement guidance features assist in achieving optimal measurement values. These features allow the user to focus on application technique while the device’s software performs real-time waveform analysis and provides immediate feedback to the user.

The DGH Software supports multiple IOL formulas, including post-refractive formulas. A-Scan measurements can be taken via direct corneal contact or via water immersion method (Prager Shell® included).

The DGH 8000 B-Scan (Scanmate B) combines the most advanced ultrasound technology available with the processing power, data storage and connectivity advantages of a personal computer. The DGH 8000 is equipped with dual 12.5 MHz and 15 MHz frequencies in the same probe, which results in a unique depth selection range from 3 cm and 6 cm in 12.5 MHz mode and 5 cm and 10 cm in 15 MHz mode.

It is a self-contained portable imaging system that interfaces with a Windows® computer via a USB 2.0 port. High resolution video loops and still images are obtained rapidly, and post processing features include playback, gain adjustment, contrast and image intensity variation, distortion-free zoom, distance, angle and area measurement and annotation tools. Patient data can be stored on a local computer or on a centralized network location where it can be accessed by multiple users. Patient records are fully searchable and can be exported in a format that is compatible with EMR/EHR systems.

The Pachmate 2 is globally recognized as the leading handheld pachymeter. It’s designed for performance, portability and convenience. Turn on power, contact the probe tip to any location on the cornea, including the periphery, and the Pachmate 2, using DGH’s proven measurement algorithm, will obtain accurate, reproducible measurements in a fraction of a second. Exclusive, innovative features include a probe that is both detachable and retractable. Clinical applications for corneal thickness measurements include preoperative evaluation of laser correction procedures, CCT measurements for glaucoma screening, accurate monitoring of keratoconus treatment, and in the general assessment of corneal health related to pathologies.