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High Resolution OCT Microscope (EX1301)
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The EX1301
OCT Microscope is ideal for clinical
research applications, enabling the user to instantly see microscopic detail
below the surface of a sample, without affecting it, damaging it, or
requiring any special preparation. It is designed for laboratory use on excised tissue or complete organs. This bench-top scanner is a perfect solution for the researcher who needs to see inside a specimen but can’t afford to alter or damage it in any way. More with Michelson…! Michelson Diagnostics’ unique MultiBeam-OCT™ optics provide the best image resolution available – in real time. The EX1301 is optimised for efficient workflow. Users can manipulate their sample and see the full quality results on the screen instantly. Sequential image and sample saving is provided automatically, and all raw data is saved for future analysis and manipulation without the need for user intervention.
Free training and technical support is provided with the equipment. To download a brochure please click here. We welcome enquiries from users who require hardware or software customisation to suit special applications. |
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EX1301 Specification
Features Live, full-quality OCT image capture with MDL MultiBeam-OCT™ optics Live image zoom and pan 1.3 Mpixel Context Camera to capture location of OCT scan Visible laser spot for aiming scan Motorised stage for automatic acquisition of multiple slices for 3D or surveillance Equipped with high performance PC with 19” monitor for clear image display Stores raw image FT data in MatLab format to enable user processing Stores images in lossless .png format Robust, easily portable Spacious wipe-clean tray for large samples Eye-safe (Class I laser) - no infrastructure requirements
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The EXD1301
OCT microscope is now available with a motorized stage that enables the user
to capture 'slices' of data from their sample. These can be processed to
produce 3D-rendered images or 'fly-through' videos, or examined
slice-by-slice to help find the best match with histopathology.Customisation
MDL proposes a variety of enhancements for future versions of its cancer scanning instruments, and are actively looking for researchers to collaborate in developing the technology for specific clinical or research areas.
Demonstration
MDL offer a no-cost, fully supported demonstration for interested customers. Lasting 2 days, and undertaken at the customer's premises, this allows a full evaluation of the system on relevant samples and in a familiar environment.
Overseas demonstrations are possible by individual arrangement. Please contact Gordon McKenzie if this would be of interest (details at bottom of page).
For larger projects, MDL will shortly announce a rental program, allowing programs from 1 week to three months to be undertaken, with rental payments counting towards the subsequent purchase of a system.
Contact
If you would like a demonstration of the EX1301, or if you believe that your research clinical practice could benefit from a customised version of the EX1301, then please contact Dr Gordon McKenzie to discuss your particular application and requirements.
Dr Gordon McKenzie, Applications Director
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+44 (0)121 288 8530 +44 (0)7973 343414 |