A-Scan AL-4000

The stand-mounted ultrasound A-scan supports ophthalmic biometry workflows by stabilizing patient alignment to obtain axial length and related parameters for pre-procedure planning, documentation, and follow-up assessments.

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SKU: AL-4000 Categories: Diagnostic Equipment, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Specialty	Ophthalmology
Subcategory	Diagnostic Equipments
Device Type / Variant	A-Scan – With Stand
Function	Ultrasound A-scan system that assists in acquiring ocular biometry parameters, including axial length, for ophthalmic assessment and planning. The stand supports steady positioning during measurements in clinic workflows.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Biometry
Condition	refurbished
Sterilization Method	SURFACE CLEANING
Handle Type	Portable
Country of Origin	Japan
SKU	AL-4000

An ultrasound A-scan system for acquiring ocular biometry parameters, including axial length, to support ophthalmic assessment and planning. The stand enables steady positioning during clinic measurements. As diagnostic equipment for ophthalmology, the portable configuration facilitates routine biometry workflows and is specified for surface cleaning.

Clinical Applications of A-Scan AL-4000

This device provides controlled conditions for ultrasound A-scan biometry in clinic rooms, supporting consistent acquisition of ocular axial length and related parameters. The integrated stand supports standardized measurement geometry with reduced handling variability, facilitating reliable serial biometry records across scheduled visits.

Common Applications

Preoperative IOL power calculation using precise axial length measurements
Baseline and follow-up axial length tracking for myopia management programs
Biometry when optical methods are limited by media opacities or poor fixation
Pediatric and low-cooperation assessments aided by steady probe positioning with the stand
Longitudinal documentation of ocular biometry across routine clinic visits