HEINE mini3000 Ophthalmoscope 2.5V HEAD ONLY
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mini3000 | Compact Pocket Ophthalmoscope
- A contemporary, precision engineered pocket ophthalmoscope.
- XHL Xenon Halogen bulbs for accurate colour rendering and bright, clear illumination.
- Precision HEINE optics produce excellent quality images of the entire area under examination.
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5 apertures:
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Small - provides excellent view of fundus through an undilated pupil. -
Large - general examination of the eye through dilated pupil. -
Fixation Star - for measuring eccentric fixation or locating lesions. -
Hemispot - for a combination of depth perception and field of view. -
Red-Free filter - filters out red light for easy identification of veins, arteries and nerve fibers.
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1 filters can be used in conjunction with any of the above apertures:
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Grey filter - for light sensitive patients.
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- 18 focusing lenses with a range of -20 to +20 diopters, adjustable via easy-to-reach maywheel.
- Rubber brow-rest prevents scratching of eyeglasses.
Aperture Selection Disc
Switch easily between 5 apertures via a disc on the head.
LENS Selection Disc
Focus on the fundus, cornea, iris and other ocular structures.
