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Tomey UD-800 Modular A/B-Scan System
Enquire for pricing- Modular A/B‑scan system with flexible probe configuration
- High‑resolution B‑Scan imaging and A‑Scan biometry included
- Optional UBM and pachymetry modules extend diagnostics
- 104″ touchscreen with internal database and connectivity
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Tomey OA-2000 Optical Biometer
Enquire for pricing- Non‑contact swept‑source optical biometry for accurate measurements
- Integrated topography and keratometry for corneal analysis
- Automatic alignment with touchscreen operation and rapid workflow
- Comprehensive IOL power calculation with multiple formulas
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Tomey AL-4000 Biometer & Pachymeter
Enquire for pricing- Handheld ultrasound biometer with integrated corneal pachymetry
- Accurate axial length measurement for cataract surgery planning
- Multiple IOL calculation formulas for surgical decision support
- Portable lightweight design for flexible clinical examinations
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What Does Optical Ultrasound Help With?
Ophthalmic ultrasonography is used to assess internal eye structures when direct visualisation is not possible, such as in cases of dense cataracts, vitreous haemorrhage or other media opacities. It provides reliable diagnostic information that cannot be obtained through optical imaging alone.
Ultrasound supports posterior segment assessment, orbital evaluation and pre-operative planning. We supply devices that support both A-scan ultrasound, which enables accurate measurements when optical methods are not possible, and B-scan ultrasound, for visualisation of intraocular and orbital structures. This supports more accurate diagnosis and aids the monitoring of retinal, vitreoretinal and structural abnormalities.
The optical ultrasound systems supplied by Mainline are often modular, such as the dockable Tomey AL-4000 and UD-800, and are designed to enable efficient data capture, image storage and review, supporting continuity of assessment along the patient journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Optical ultrasound is an advanced imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to assess the internal structures of the eye. It is often used to support diagnosis and measurement when other imaging methods are limited or obstructed, such as in cases of dense cataracts, complementing biometry in surgical planning and complex cases.


