SW-2100 ophthalmic A/B scan with vitreous-enhancement and retina-observation modes — purpose-built for vitreoretinal practices imaging dense cataracts and posterior pathology.
Clinical overview
The OpticsMED SW-2100 is the vitreoretinal-focused A/B scan. Three dedicated B-scan modes (normal, vitreous-body enhancement, retina observation) target the specific imaging needs of intraocular pathology — vitreous opacity, retinal detachment, fundus tumour. The combination of A-scan IOL biometry plus disease-specific B-scan modes makes the SW-2100 the right pick for a retinal practice doing surgical pre-op work.
| A-Scan | 10 MHz, +0.05 mm |
|---|---|
| B-Scan | 10 MHz, 53° |
| Resolution | Lateral ≤ 0.4 mm, vertical ≤ 0.2 mm |
| Depth | 60 mm |
| Greyscale | 256 levels |
Vitreoretinal subspecialty practices, retinal surgery centres and any clinic that handles dense cataracts where B-scan imaging is needed to evaluate the posterior segment before surgery. The vitreous-enhancement and retina-observation modes are the inspection / measurement differentiators.
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Configuration sheet
Sizes and dimensions, material and finish, compatible instruments and screw references, what ships in the set, lead time and warranty — all in one specification sheet, sent within one business day.
Documents & downloads
This device's IFU, CE Declaration of Conformity, ISO 13485 certificate and (where applicable) FDA 510(k) clearance ship with the order. Reach out below for the pack ahead of purchase.
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The B-scan resolution is good enough to characterise posterior segment pathology in eyes with dense media, and the A-scan biometry gives consistent axial lengths for IOL planning. Probe handling is comfortable.
Dr. Katherine Boyle, MD, FRCOphthVerified buyerOct 29, 2025
Reproducible axial length readings and workable B-scan images for a unit at this level. The software is straightforward to learn.
Dr. Ingrid Sørensen, MDVerified buyerJul 6, 2024
Switching between A and B modes is quick and the gain controls are intuitive. Image capture and measurement calipers are reliable for documentation.
Nathan Cole, ODMay 14, 2026
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