Caring for glaucoma patients means monitoring their condition from onset to end-stage. Detecting early defects is just as important as tracking changes in later stages of the disease. Preserving the remaining central visual field can make a meaningful difference to a patient's quality of life. We understand that glaucoma management involves more than visual fields alone, which is why Polar Analysis supports comparison between functional findings and structural information. The Octopus 910 also manages visual field data from multiple devices, including HFA, providing a flexible clinical ecosystem that supports your needs today and in the future. 

Over the past decades, innovations in perimetry have focused primarily on diagnostic analysis, and Haag-Streit has consistently been at the forefront of these developments. Patient set-up, however, remains a major source of error. Further, it can cause patient discomfort and add unnecessary time to examinations. To address these challenges, Octopus 910 utilizes a motorized trial lens holder. Together with an innovative approach to occluding the eye – plus our single chinrest and automated patient positioning system – we set a new standard in precision and patient comfort.

Visual field testing is subjective and strongly dependent on patient cooperation. To reduce this influence, Octopus 910 implements audio-assisted patient guidance, ensuring consistent supervision and helping deliver more comparable results. If needed, the examiner is notified and can provide additional support during the test. To reduce operator uncertainty, Octopus 910 also provides step-by-step guidance and clear system feedback, helping streamline training and support reliable results from the very first examination.