RETevet™ Device for Veterinary Electroretinography
Animal ERG Testing
Made Easy
Full-field ERG testing for animal and veterinary ophthalmology that’s fully portable and easy to use.
Why RETevet ?
Para médicos
SIMPLE TO USE
- Portátil, leve e portátil
- Infrared camera to visualize the pupil
- Treine técnicos em minutos
- Monitors electrode connection and ambient light control
- Mac and Windows compatible
TESTES AVANÇADOS
- Advanced full-field ganzfeld functionality in a handheld ERG device
- Full range of testing protocols, including ECVO and ISCEV
- Built-in Pupil Light Reflex Protocol
Courtesy of Dr. Göritz from the Leibniz-Institut für Zoo- und Wildtierforschung
Para pesquisadores
TESTES CONFIÁVEIS
- RFF Extractor for exporting raw data: cursor values, electrical & pupil waveforms et
- Built-in research protocols for rodents
- Custom-designed protocols available for a specific study or research application
- Patient barcode application for entering multiple testing variables/identifiers
PESQUISA DE ABASTECIMENTO
- Não invasivo e altamente portátil para máxima eficiência e conformidade
- Achieve superior performance end-point tracking with consistent and reliable results
- Embedded audit trails and fixed-test protocols facilitate GLP and GCP compliance
- Suitable for multiple species
Detectar o estresse funcional
Antecede o dano estrutural.
Visual Electrophysiology Testing for Animals
ERG is used to assess retinal function in animals and is an extremely valuable diagnostic tool for veterinary ophthalmologists and researchers. ERG testing is indispensable before cataract surgery to rule out retinal degenerations and the RETevet is an invaluable tool for diagnosing various inherited and acquired retinal diseases — especially when ophthalmoscopic abnormalities are not present.
ERG testing can be conducted with the RETevet despite the presence of media opacities, and it provides veterinarians with vital information about retinal function.
The RETevet device helps veterinarians and researchers to:
Detectar
Detect various inherited and acquired retinal diseases
Predizer
Predict the outcome of cataract surgery and disease progression
Differentiate
Differentiate between retinal and post-retinal causes of animal blindness
Certify
Ensure the absence of retinal disease for breeding, research, or certification purposes
Explorar aplicativos
Animal ERG testing with the RETevet can quickly and easily detect and determine a wide range of diagnostic information, aiding veterinarians and researchers with comprehensive data on how the retina is functioning and/or changing.
RETevet testing uses ECVO and ISCEV non-human protocols
Inherited Retinal Diseases
Early identification and monitoring of inherited retinal conditions such as Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA), hemeralopia (day blindness), and Congenital Stationary Night Blindness (CSNB), and more.
Acquired Retinal & Optic Nerve Diseases
Assist in differential diagnoses of Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration (SARDS) or Optic Neuritis. Evaluate retinal detachments, and conditions such as Feline central retinal degeneration (FCRD).
Cataract
Decisions
Quickly evaluate retinal conditions with the only test (ERG) not affected by media opacities. Diagnose retinal disorders even when no ophthalmoscopic abnormalities are detected.
Relatórios
SIMPLES DE INTERPRETAR
Clear reports with numeric values available in 17 languages help to confirm or exclude retina disease.
Its clear content is a valuable tool to communicate with the pet owner about the prognosis of disease, surgical outcomes, cataract recomendations, and breeding certification.
Relatórios de amostra
EXPERIÊNCIA DO PRODUTO
RETevet Recursos
Retevet Research
A nonhuman primate model of inherited retinal disease
RETevet Research
Chromatic electroretinography in non-human primates using a novel algorithm
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