Navigated microsecond pulsing treatment allows photothermal stimulation of diseased retinal areas, while preserving function and avoiding scarring.
Laser energy is applied in a series of brief pulses in the range of 100–300 μs. In contrast to conventional laser coagulation, retinal tissue is repeatedly heated and stimulated without reaching the coagulation threshold.
Imported diagnostic images enable exact, standardizable treatment planning using (confluent) free-form grids.
With a pedal press, several effects can be applied quickly and precisely in an alternating pattern avoiding thermal crosstalk - even in the absence of a visual effect on the retina.
For the first time, invisible effects are digitally visualized and treatment progress becomes transparent.
"Navilas is the first microsecond pulsed laser with the ability to reliably document the applied laser spots, which provides us with a valuable treatment alternative for our patients today and a reproducible method for continuing clinical advancement."
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