Navilas® - Navigated subthreshold retinal laser treatment with microsecond pulsing

One of the major concerns with microsecond pulsing is undertreatment. How do we know if our treatment was sufficient? Did we use enough energy? Or did we deliver enough spots? Did we treat the whole area, etc.?
Some doctors even prefer to treat the same area twice to make sure that the patient is not undertreated.
This beautiful example of microsecond pulsing treatment with Navilas® demonstrates how quick and effortless this treatment can be administered in a contactless fashion. A wide field of view with no reflections lets the surgeon see small details in the posterior pole, facilitating easy and comfortable titration. Laser spots are administered precisely adjacent to each other, thanks to navigation and eye-tracking, which ensures even energy distribution in a single take, eliminating the need to treat the same area twice.
The treatment is fast and effortless; a 300-pulse treatment took less than 5 minutes to complete.
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