Portable Ocular Diagnostics for the Emergency Department

Visual Field, IOP & Retinal Imaging Anywhere in the ED

When every second counts, you need diagnostic tools that move at the speed of your team. These four amazing devices give emergency physicians immediate access to visual field testing, intraocular pressure measurement, and high-quality retinal imaging right at the bedside. These technologies are perfect for high-acuity patients!

Why Ocular Imaging Matters in the ER

Visual symptoms are often the first (and sometimes the only) sign of serious neurological, vascular, or ocular problems. Stroke, increased intracranial pressure, retinal detachment, acute glaucoma, hypertensive crisis, trauma: the list is long, and time is not on your side.

Waiting on specialty consults or transporting unstable patients slows decision-making and treatment.

With portable visual field testing, tonometry, and retinal imaging, your team can gather objective data immediately; improving triage, supporting faster consults, and reducing unnecessary delays.

DRSplus Fundus Imaging System

High-Resolution Retinal Imaging Without Workflow Disruption

Retinal imaging plays a critical role in evaluating sudden visual changes, vascular events, hypertensive emergencies, diabetic complications, and head trauma. The DRSplus delivers detailed confocal retinal images with little operator involvement.

  • Fully automated capture with minimal training required
  • High-quality imaging through pupils as small as 2 mm
  • Reduces or eliminates the need for dilation
  • Sharp, diagnostic images ready for review or consultation
  • Efficient footprint for ED environment, built-in WiFi and DICOM

When you need reliable retinal visualization without tying up skilled personnel, the DRSplus keeps your department moving.

iCare IC200 Tonometer

IOP Testing Without Drops, Puff, or Delay

Elevated intraocular pressure can indicate acute glaucoma, orbital trauma, or intracranial issues. The IC200 makes IOP testing simple and fast.

  • Handheld and fully mobile, fast and simple
  • No anesthetic drops required, ever
  • Works in sitting, supine, or trauma positions
  • Accurate readings in a few seconds
  • Ideal for medically complex patients

No numbing drops. No calibration. Just reliable pressure readings wherever the patient is.

Optomed Handheld Fundus Camera

AI-Enabled Retinal Imaging in Under One Minute

For emergency departments that require maximum mobility, the Optomed Lumo brings retinal imaging directly to the patient.

  • Portable, handheld non-mydriatic fundus camera
  • 50° high-resolution imaging without dilation (3.5 mm pupils)
  • Wireless DICOM connectivity for hospital integration
  • Secure data handling with AES-256 encryption

From stroke screening to hypertensive crisis to unexplained vision loss, Optomed enables fast retinal assessment in virtually any clinical environment, including crowded ED settings.

VF2000 Visual Field Analyzer

Fast, Portable Neuro-Vision Testing

When stroke or neurological compromise is on the differential, visual field data matters. Any time your patient complains of headache or visual symptoms, or has suffered an impact, a visual field analysis is indicated to provide valuable information.

  • Point-of-care visual field diagnostics for stroke, trauma, and neuro cases
  • Full threshold and screening protocols in a comfortable VR headset
  • No dark room or dedicated space required
  • Automated digital results in minutes, built in WiFi and DICOM
  • Easy data sharing for consults and documentation

The VF2000 allows your team to assess functional vision quickly without moving the patient out of the bay.

Why Ocular Imaging Matters in the ER

Speed

Actionable data in seconds or minutes

Mobility

No fixed exam rooms required

Ease of Use

Designed for real-world clinical teams

Patient-Friendly

Minimal discomfort and repositioning

Connectivity

Seamless integration into hospital systems

Together, these devices enable emergency teams to assess functional vision, IOP, and retinal health — quickly and easily.

Fast Data. Better Triage. Smarter Consults.

Emergency physicians shouldn’t have to wait for critical ocular diagnostics. With portable visual field testing, tonometry, and retinal imaging, your team can make faster decisions, improve documentation, and support specialty consults with objective data.

Whether you’re operating in a Level 1 trauma center or a community hospital, these solutions give you the flexibility to act immediately without sacrificing accuracy.

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