Enochview-1000 Ophthalmic A/B Ultrasound Scanner
The ENOCHTEC Enochview-1000 is an ophthalmic A/B scanner that combines contact A-scan biometry and B-scan ocular imaging in one 12.1-inch color touchscreen system. It supports axial measurements, IOL calculation and posterior-segment examination workflows for ophthalmology clinics, hospitals and surgical departments.
What Does the Enochview-1000 Do?
The system brings quantitative A-scan biometry and cross-sectional B-scan imaging into a compact workstation. Stored and frozen images can be reviewed with adjustable parameters, helping clinicians organize measurement and imaging records while keeping examination controls in one interface.
A-Scan Biometry and IOL Calculation
The 10 MHz contact A-scan measures ocular dimensions used in cataract-planning workflows, including anterior chamber depth, lens thickness and axial length. A measurement group contains ten readings that can be averaged automatically. The system also supports configurable A constants and established IOL calculation formulas.
- Contact A-scan measurement from over 5 mm to 40 mm.
- Stated measuring error of no more than 0.05 mm.
- Automatic calculation and result analysis.
- Automatic, preservable and manual image-freezing options.
- SRK-T, SRK II, Holladay, Binkhorst-II, Hoffer-Q and Haigis formulas.
B-Scan Imaging and Review
The 10 MHz B-scan provides ocular profile images with a probing depth of at least 50 mm. Its electromagnetic-drive design supports the probe mechanism, while post-processing tools allow users to measure area and length and add marks or annotations. Up to 100 images can be reviewed for comparison and documentation.
- Axial resolution of 0.2 mm or better and lateral resolution of 0.3 mm or better.
- Gain adjustment from 20 to 110 dB and time-gain adjustment from 0 to 30 dB.
- Eyecup, gel and aqueous-capsule operating modes.
- Area, length, mark and annotation tools.
Clinical Applications
Qualified eye-care professionals can use the Enochview-1000 for ocular biometry and B-scan visualization when direct posterior-segment examination is limited. The exact examination protocol and clinical suitability depend on the approved model instructions and the individual assessment. Findings must always be interpreted by a qualified clinician together with the complete clinical evaluation.
What Should Buyers Confirm Before Ordering?
Before quotation, confirm the required A-scan and B-scan probes, contact accessories, reporting workflow, interface language, local power standard and destination-market documentation. Review the Diagnostic & Imaging equipment range and Ophthalmology Clinic Solution for wider equipment planning. Contact ENOCHTEC to confirm the final configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Enochview-1000 an A-scan or B-scan?
It combines both functions: contact A-scan biometry for ocular measurements and B-scan ultrasound imaging for ocular profile visualization.
How many A-scan measurements are averaged?
One measurement group contains ten readings, which the system can average for review.
Which IOL formulas are available?
The documented formulas are SRK-T, SRK II, Holladay, Binkhorst-II, Hoffer-Q and Haigis.
What B-scan review tools are included?
The system provides area and length measurement, marking and annotation, plus review of up to 100 images.
