Computerised test chart developer Thomson Software Solutions has launched Acuity Master, a new system for measuring, recording and analysing visual acuity.
The system uses a touch sensitive laptop and a large format LED monitor to display the chart. The system was said to be simple to operate and automatically manages the test protocol and scoring, following efficient and fully validated algorithms.
Results may be saved in the integrated database or exported via the API to other databases or record systems. A variety of reports are generated so that changes in visual acuity can be monitored over time.
The system can measure visual acuities in the range -0.4 to 1.6 and incorporates ETDRS, British, Tumbling E, Landolt C, Kay and Lea optotypes. It also includes a low contrast acuity test, a number plate test and a range of image slides for educating and entertaining patients.
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