Tracey Technologies iTrace
iTrace is a 5-in-1 device that displays the full visual function of a patient’s eye with a simple scan. While the iTrace can certainly be used as a standalone wavefront aberrometer, autorefractor, keratometer, pupillometer, or corneal topographer, leveraging the combined picture of these individual measurements in your office can improve surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction.
The iTrace’s patented ray-tracing technology makes it the only piece of ophthalmic equipment on the market that can truly separate the visual function of a patient’s cornea from their internal optics. Physicians using the iTrace have a better understanding of how the structures affect a patient’s vision and they can use this additional information to make more precise decisions about treatment.
iTrace is a 5-in-1 device that displays the full visual function of a patient’s eye with a simple scan. While the iTrace can certainly be used as a standalone wavefront aberrometer, autorefractor, keratometer, pupillometer, or corneal topographer, leveraging the combined picture of these individual measurements in your office can improve surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction.
The iTrace’s patented ray-tracing technology makes it the only piece of ophthalmic equipment on the market that can truly separate the visual function of a patient’s cornea from their internal optics. Physicians using the iTrace have a better understanding of how the structures affect a patient’s vision and they can use this additional information to make more precise decisions about treatment.
iTrace is a 5-in-1 device that displays the full visual function of a patient’s eye with a simple scan. While the iTrace can certainly be used as a standalone wavefront aberrometer, autorefractor, keratometer, pupillometer, or corneal topographer, leveraging the combined picture of these individual measurements in your office can improve surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction.
The iTrace’s patented ray-tracing technology makes it the only piece of ophthalmic equipment on the market that can truly separate the visual function of a patient’s cornea from their internal optics. Physicians using the iTrace have a better understanding of how the structures affect a patient’s vision and they can use this additional information to make more precise decisions about treatment.