VERION

Verion Image Guided Cataract Surgery

The innovative Verion machine is used during all stages of cataract removal and intraocular lens replacement procedures, including planning the surgery, calculating the location of the incision, working out where the replacement lens will be placed, producing a digital overlay to minimise error margin, and collating feedback to assist the surgeon with future operations.

Image

The VERION Reference Unit measures keratometry, pupillometry, and other key pre-operative parameters, and captures a high-resolution diagnostic reference image of the patient's eye. It auto-detects scleral vessels, limbus, pupil, and iris features.

Plan

The VERION Reference Unit also enables surgeons to quickly and efficiently determine an optimised surgical plan with multiple advanced IOL calculation formulas, including lens and power selection, incision planning, and implantation axis planning customized for each patient.

Guide

To help optimise incision and intraocular lens alignment, the VERION Digital Marker uses patient information and images from the VERION Reference Unit as a guide to provide accurate positioning.

• Features a tracking overlay that enables surgeons to see all incisions and alignment in real time.
• Automatically accounts for cycloration and eliminates the need for manual toric eye markings.
• Automatically registers the patient for accurate centering and alignment of multifocal and toric IOLs.
• Allows documentation of data to help optimize procedures over time.

This innovative technology brings a completely different light to cataract surgery, where optimal final results are accomplished by adding optimal results in every step of the procedure.