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ZEISS PLEX Elite 9000 Swept-Source OCT Angiography

Uncovering the Undiscovered
PLEX® Elite 9000 from ZEISS is a transformational OCT imaging technology that invites retina and glaucoma researchers into a new world of structural and microvascular clarity of the anatomy.

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  • Elevate ophthalmic imaging at up to 200kHz
  • See deeper, wider and in more detail
  • Track the progression of retinal and optic nerve diseases
Image courtesy of Jonathan Russell, MD, PhD, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Florida, USA ​

The First Dual-Speed Swept Source OCT

Faster, deeper, and with higher resolution, the new dual-speed PLEX® Elite 90001 elevates ophthalmic imaging and clinical research to a new level. With this technology, clinicians can support longitudinal studies while expanding the scope of their research to investigate the clinical benefits of scans acquired at 200kHz scan speed.

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Image courtesy of Drs. Freund and Bacci, VRM Consultants of NY, USA

Explore Deeper Meanings

ZEISS PLEX Elite 9000 Swept-Source OCT allows clinical researchers the potential to see deeper, wider and in more detail from the vitreous to the sclera in the posterior segment.

  • Study early mechanisms of micro- and neovascularization of the posterior segment from vitreous to sclera.
  • Explore the progression of retinal and choroidal pathology, such as CNV
  • Evaluate the mechanism of retina and choroid response to a therapy.
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Explore Deeper Meanings

Pick a scan sequence that’s right for your case

  • Ultra-wide 15x15 scan provides a large field of view captured in a single OCT angiography scan
  • High-density OCT angiography scans reveal vasculature details in unparalleled clarity
  • UHD spotlight high detail B-scan up to 16 mm width and 6 mm depth
  • Montage capability to cover a combined field of view of up to 70 degrees
Image courtesy of K. Bailey Freund and Tommaso Bacci, Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York, USA
Image courtesy of K. Bailey Freund and Tommaso Bacci, Vitreous Retina Macula Consultants of New York, USA

Widefield 15x15 mm Swept-Source OCT Angiography image of Retinitis Pigmentosa scanned at 200kHz scan speed.

Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France
Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France

HD Angio 12x12mm Swept-Source OCT Angiography of Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion scanned at 200kHz scan speed

Image courtesy of Philip Rosenfeld, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, USA
Image courtesy of Philip Rosenfeld, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, USA

Widefield 15x9 AngioPlex map of a Choroidal Neovascular Membrane, RPE/RPE Fit layer

Image courtesy of MB Rougier, University of Bordeaux, France
Image courtesy of MB Rougier, University of Bordeaux, France

Angio 6x6 mm Swept-Source OCT scan of the Optical Nerve Head with Intracranial Hypertension

Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France
Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France

UHD Spotlight Swept-Source OCT B-scan image of Myopia, Serous Retinal Detachment and Dome-Shaped Macula with 6mm scan depth and higher-resolution scanned at 200kHz scan speed

Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France
Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France

UHD Spotlight Swept-Source OCT Angiography image of a Myopic Staphyloma with 6mm scan depth and higher resolution scanned at 200 kHz scan speed

Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France
Image courtesy of Jean François Korobelnik, University of Bordeaux, France

Ultra-widefield AngioPlex montage of Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy, Superficial Retinal layer

Image courtesy of Giuseppe Querques, San Raffaele Hospital, Italy
Image courtesy of Giuseppe Querques, San Raffaele Hospital, Italy

Ultra-widefield AngioPlex montage of a case of IRFAN, Retina Depth Encoded layer

A Case of Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy

This is a case of a young diabetic patient with severe proliferative diabetic retinopathy in both eyes. The new montage scan acquisition feature of the PLEX Elite 9000 is able to capture ultra-wide OCT angiography images that, in this case, helped the clinician clearly visualize the significant increase in the proliferation of new vessels in both eyes.

Drag the slider side-to-side to track disease progression in this DR patient over just four months. Slide to the right to see the patient’s first image. Slide to the left to see the second image, four months later.2

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      PLEX Elite 9000 Swept-Source OCT & OCT Angiography

      Clinical compendium of peer-reviewed journal articles
      July 2020, Volume II
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Specifications

ZEISS PLEX Elite 9000 Swept-Source OCT Angiography
  • Methodology
    Swept-Source OCT
    Optical source
    Swept-Source tunable laser: center wavelength between 1040 nm and 1070 nm
    Scan speed
    Dual-speed 100,000 and 200,000 A-scans/sec
    A-scan depth
    3.0 or 6.0 mm (in tissue) - depending on scan pattern
    Axial resolution (optical)
    6.3 μm (in tissue)
    Axial resolution (digital)
    1.95 μm (in tissue)
    Transverse resolution*
    ≤ 20 μm (*transverse [Lateral] resolution is calculated from the beam size at the pupil)
    Field of view
    56º
    Minimum pupil diameter
    2.5 mm
  • Methodology
    Line-scanning ophthalmoscope (LSO)
    Live fundus image
    During alignment and during OCT scan
    Optical source
    Super-luminescent diode (SLD), 750 nm
    Field of view
    36º W x 30º H
    Frame Rate
    > 20 Hz
  • Methodology
    CCD camera
    Resolution
    1280x1024

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  • 1

    ZEISS PLEX Elite 9000 is CE marked, 510(k) cleared and is available for sale in selected countries and in the United States.
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    Images courtesy of Dr. Jean-François Korobelnik, University Hospital Pellegrin, Bordeaux, France.