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AdaptDx Pro

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What Is AdaptDx Pro®

AdaptDx Pro® delivers objective results with a non-invasive assessment that’s easy to administer. AdaptDx is not only much faster than older methods, but also more sensitive and specific.

The AdaptDx Pro® can help detect AMD at its earliest stages and before visual acuity is impacted. The AdaptDx Pro® has proven to be 90% sensitive and 90% specific for the presence of AMD.

Testing For AMD

AdaptDx ProAge-related macular degeneration is the leading cause of vision loss in Americans over age 60, and presents itself in two forms: dry macular degeneration and wet macular degeneration. Of the two, the “dry” form is far more common. Both affect the center region of the retina, the light-sensitive area in the back of the eye responsible for processing images we see.

According to recent studies, at least 25% of AMD is undiagnosed by primary eyecare professionals in a dilated fundus examination. By using the AdaptDx Pro®, they have more than doubled their diagnosis of AMD patients who otherwise might not have been identified until vision loss occurred.

AdaptDx Pro® automated dark adaptometer is the cornerstone, enabling eye care professionals to detect subclinical AMD and evaluate disease progression to help reduce preventable vision loss by up to 87%.

The AdaptDx Pro® Testing Procedure

AdaptDx Pro 2The AdaptDx Pro® is very similar in form and operation to the familiar visual field perimeters. A routine dark adaptation test with the AdaptDx Pro® takes as little as five minutes per eye. The testing is conducted in a darkened room and is completely non-invasive, with nothing touching the patient’s eye.

Measurement starts by exposing the test eye to a mild flash to pre‐condition the retina to a standard photobleached state. The patient is then asked to focus on a fixation light and indicate with a hand-held response button when a stimulus light appears. Stimulus lights are presented at a fixed location using a pattern of generally decreasing intensities to determine visual sensitivity recovery.

The overall testing procedure consists of the following steps:

  • Align patient to AdaptDx Pro®
  • Enter test information in AdaptDx Pro® (protocol, test eye, pupil size, etc.)
  • Conduct demonstration test with AdaptDx Pro®
  • Conduct actual test with AdaptDx Pro®

Learn about the AdaptDx Pro and what you can expect from the experience

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