UBM Plus

SKU  
24-6300

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Accutome is proud to introduce the new high definition UBM Plus used for anterior segment imaging. The UBM Plus is an incredibly portable device because the 48 MHz probe plugs directly into a laptop or desktop computer.  This unit features an all-in-one probe design to eliminate signal loss and provide sharpest images possible.

  • High Definition Imaging – Detailed structure definition of the anterior segment of the eye.
  • State-of-the-Art Probe Design – Plugs directly to laptop or PC to create a portable system.
  • New Data Analysis Tools – Contains measuring tools along with corresponding A-Vector.  Useful for measuring sulcus-to-sulcus, anterior chamber depth, positioning of intraocular lenses and filtration angle of the eye.
  • Never Miss an Image – Unlimited 34 second film loops.
  • Share Information Easily – Adaptable document transfer via EMR, email or printer.
  • Protect Your Investment – Easily upgradeable software.
  • Master in Minutes – User-friendly interface and customer support  available.

 Technical Specifications

Frequency(MHz) 48 MHz
Axial Resolution .015mm Electronic
Lateral Resolution .05mm Electronic
Gain (dB) 0-112 dB
Adjustable Gamma Linear, S-Curve, Log, Color
Scanning Angle (°) 30
Field of View (Depth in mm) 32mm
Frame rate per second 10
Sampling rate (points per line) 2048
Vectors per frame 256
Focal point (mm) 13mm
Focal Zone  (mm) 4mm
TGC Yes
Frozen image gain adjustment Yes
ZOOM (x) 8x Maximum
Reports Integrated Microsoft Word™
Snapshot (still image) format Jpeg, bmp, png, tiff
Data Archive/Export capability Yes
Max. number of frames per scan 256
Size of cine loop (MB) 16 to 128 MB
Measurement Calipers w/ velocity adjustment 4 line, 2 area, 2 angle
   
Probe Specs  
Size 7" long x 1.25" diameter
Weight 6oz.
   
Accessories Durable traveling case, probe holder,
  footswitch, wireless mouse,
  18mm & 20mm Hansen shells

 

 

What the industry is saying: 

"The UBM reveals the position of the optic, haptics and relationship to the iris, posterior chamber and ciliary body. This helps pre- and postoperatively in patients with malpositioned IOLs requiring exchange. The UBM also may be an excellent tool for evaluating pseudo-accommodating lenses and clarifying the anatomical reasons for phenomena, such as negative dysphotopsia, after uneventful cataract surgery."

- Nicole Fram, MD - Advanced Vision Care - Los Angeles, CA

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