Stat One Services Ltd. awarded Desmond Wright Shield 2011

We were proud to have been awarded the prize for the best commercial exhibition stand at the annual congress of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists in Birmingham 2011

 

From left to right: Winfried Amoaku, Acting President of the Royal College of Ophthalmology, Theresa Adams, Stat One Services, Markus Schill, VRmagic, Stuart Albright, Stat One Services, Simon Albright, Stat One Services

The shield commemorates the work of Desmond Wright who was Exhibition Director of Optic UK from 1984 to 1993. Stands are judged in terms of equipment shown, supporting literature, and the presentation of items displayed by the staff. Stat One Services Ltd. is a specialist supplier of ophthalmic equipment and distributor of Eyesi simulators in the United Kingdom.

The VRmagic EYESi Simulator for Vitreoretinal and Cataract surgery training was available for visitors to try the latest modules. This year we were delighted to welcome Dr Markus Schill, the designer of the EYEsi, who was available to discuss and answer any questions.

Theresa Adams, our Sales and Training Director was also on hand to guide visitors, both skilled and unskilled, through the practical use of the EYEsi. Many visitors enjoyed the experience of stress free eye surgery!

The new EYEsi ophthalmoscope training simulator for Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscopy was also on our stand for visitors to experience a new concept of augmented reality training ably demonstated by Simon Albright (Optometrist).

At this year's congress we also showed the latest Oculus Wide Angle Viewing System for Vitreo-Retinal Surgery which allows the surgeon to operate in the eye without using hand-held lenses The SDI (Stereo Diagonal Inverter) rectifies the image and the BIOM (Binocular Indirect Ophthalmo Microscope) holds a noncontact lens above the eye, allowing fine focus and a panoramic view. The new Diamond Line lens range consists of five lenses from the small lens for paediatric and deep seated eyes to the High Definition wide field lens which can be used for both macula and wide field applications.

The new Sterile packs of Disposable Lenses contain a a reduction lens, wide field lens and contact macula lens together with a syringe of cornea coat and a drive belt in case the motorised BIOM is being used.

Please note that SDI 4/BIOM 4 adaptations are available for the Zeiss Lumera and Lumera T microscopes as well as for most Kaps, Leica, Moller,Takagi, Topcon and other Zeiss microscopes

AVAILABLE NOW - New from Oculus

is the UB5 Paediatric Trial Frame, extra lightweight at 51g, PD 40-72mm, with 28mm Trial Lenses to match.

NEW Hi Def Macula and Wide Field lens for Vitreoretinal Surgeons

This is a multi purpose lens that offers up to 125 degrees field of view when the lens is within 2-3mm of the cornea. For macula use, the microscope can be raised to give a field of 60 degrees at which point the microscope can be zoomed-in to give a magnified image with excellent depth perception.

New from Stat One

The GWB Model Practice Eye available in 2, 4, 6 and 8mm pupil sizes.

Oculus announce

that the Disposable BIOM Lens Set for Vitreoretinal surgery has changed. To conform to new FDA requirements, the design has been updated to ensure single use only. The sterile pack now contains a wide field and reduction lens along with a disposable contact macula lens, a tube of cornea coat and spare drive belts. Users have informed us that the combined set is better value for money than purchasing the items separately.