Description
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What’s Included
- Topcon Maestro 1 3D OCT main unit
- Imagenet 5 all-in-one PC
- Windows 10 operating system
- Chinrest and head positioning assembly
- All standard cables and power supply
- 6-month Digital Eye Center warranty on parts and workmanship
Condition & Warranty
Refurbished. This Topcon Maestro 1 OCT has been inspected and function-tested across all OCT and fundus imaging modes. Auto-alignment, auto-capture, and all scan protocols confirmed operational. Covered by a 6-month warranty on parts and workmanship through Digital Eye Center.
Topcon Maestro 1 OCT — Refurbished All-in-One Fundus OCT System
The Topcon Maestro 1 OCT is a fully integrated all-in-one platform combining non-mydriatic color fundus photography and high-speed spectral-domain OCT in a single compact instrument — eliminating the need for two separate devices to capture both fundus and cross-sectional retinal data. This refurbished Topcon Maestro 1 OCT includes the Imagenet 5 all-in-one PC with Windows 10, and delivers 50,000 A-scans per second across a 12×9 mm volumetric cube, 3D disc, and macula analysis protocols — all triggered by a single auto-alignment and auto-capture workflow that requires minimal technician input.
The Topcon Maestro 1 OCT is the instrument of choice for practices that want to capture color fundus, OCT B-scan, and 3D retinal cube data in a single patient interaction without managing two instruments or two software platforms. Research published in Optometry and Vision Science (National Library of Medicine, 2018) validated the Topcon 3D OCT-1 Maestro normative database across seven multicenter clinical sites — confirming its RNFL and macular thickness reference values against established SD-OCT benchmarks and supporting its use as a primary glaucoma and retinal monitoring platform in primary eyecare.
Why Practices Choose the Topcon Maestro 1 OCT
- All-in-one fundus + OCT — A single instrument captures color fundus photography and high-definition OCT B-scans in the same session, building a complete retinal record without a second device or additional patient repositioning.
- 50,000 A-scans/sec acquisition speed — Fast volumetric acquisition reduces motion artifacts and enables the 512×128 wide 3D cube and 12×9 mm macular volume scan to complete in seconds per eye.
- Auto-alignment and auto-capture — Automated pupil detection and image acquisition triggers reduce technician skill requirements and allow high-volume throughput in diabetic retinopathy screening and glaucoma monitoring programs.
- Non-mydriatic imaging — Captures diagnostic-quality fundus and OCT images through undilated pupils in most patients, enabling routine retinal imaging without the 20–30 minute dilation wait time.
- 3D OCT disc and macula protocols — Volumetric optic disc cube with RNFL thickness mapping and 3D macular volume cube with retinal layer segmentation enable both glaucoma and retinal disease monitoring from the same scan session.
- Imagenet 5 integrated PC with Windows 10 — Current operating system ensures EMR compatibility, network sharing, and access to Topcon’s Harmony data management platform for multi-site image distribution.
- Compact all-in-one design — Smaller footprint than a separate fundus camera + OCT combination; a single instrument in a single exam lane captures both imaging modalities sequentially in under 5 minutes total.
The Topcon Maestro 1 OCT is particularly well-suited for comprehensive eye care practices that need to offer fundus photography and OCT as standard-of-care services without the space and cost of two instruments. The combined workflow — fundus capture followed immediately by auto-aligned OCT — creates a complete retinal record in a single patient interaction that satisfies documentation requirements for fundus photography (CPT 92250) and OCT retinal imaging (CPT 92134) simultaneously.
Clinical Applications
- Glaucoma structural staging — RNFL thickness mapping, optic disc cube analysis, and GCIPL segmentation provide the structural OCT data used alongside visual field testing for glaucoma diagnosis and progression monitoring.
- Diabetic retinopathy documentation — Simultaneous color fundus photography and macular OCT captures both the fundus appearance (required for ETDRS grading) and the cross-sectional edema geometry (required for DME classification) in a single visit.
- AMD monitoring and drusen quantification — Macular volume scan and color fundus imaging together characterize drusen morphology, geographic atrophy extent, and choroidal neovascularization from a single combined capture.
- Retinal vascular disease — Color fundus documents branch/central RVO and proliferative DR neovascularization; simultaneous OCT quantifies macular edema thickness for treatment decision-making.
- Epiretinal membrane and macular hole — High-definition B-scan cross-sections from the 3D cube characterize membrane morphology and foveal architecture for surgical planning.
- Combined diabetic retinopathy + DME screening — A single exam session produces the fundus image set and OCT data required for comprehensive diabetic retinal disease grading by telemedicine remote graders.
Who This Is For
- Comprehensive ophthalmology and optometry practices that perform both fundus photography and OCT as routine services and want to consolidate both into a single instrument and lane.
- Diabetic retinopathy screening programs requiring both fundus images and OCT data in a single non-mydriatic exam for complete telemedicine grading submissions.
- Glaucoma and retina practices that want a dedicated second instrument for high-volume technician-driven imaging without a large footprint.
- Practices upgrading from fundus-camera-only workflows to combined OCT capability without replacing their existing OCT — using the Maestro 1 as a dedicated screening instrument.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| OCT Technology | Spectral-Domain OCT (SD-OCT) |
| A-Scan Rate | 50,000 Hz |
| Axial Resolution | 6 µm (tissue) |
| Scan Width | 12 × 9 mm (wide 3D cube) |
| Fundus Camera | Integrated non-mydriatic color fundus |
| Fundus Field of View | 45° |
| Acquisition | Auto-alignment and auto-capture |
| OCT Scan Protocols | 3D Macula, 3D Disc, Radial Lines, Cross Lines, Macular Map |
| Software | Imagenet 5 (Topcon) |
| Operating System | Windows 10 (integrated all-in-one PC) |
| Manufacturer | Topcon Medical Systems, Japan |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Warranty | 6 months |
Compare Topcon Maestro 1 OCT with Other OCT Options
| Feature | Topcon Maestro 1 OCT | Zeiss Cirrus 5000 | Zeiss Cirrus 4000 |
| Integrated Fundus Camera | Yes (color, non-mydriatic) | No | No |
| A-Scan Rate | 50,000 Hz | 68,000 Hz | 27,000 Hz |
| Auto-Capture | Yes | No | No |
| Condition | Refurbished | Refurbished | Used |
| Price | $17,000 | $26,000 | $15,400 |
The Topcon Maestro 1 OCT’s integrated all-in-one design is its key differentiator from pure OCT platforms like the Cirrus or Spectralis. Practices that bill both CPT 92250 and CPT 92134 in the same visit benefit from the single-instrument acquisition, since the combined fundus+OCT exam requires only one patient setup and one alignment step. For high-volume practices running retinal imaging as a technician-driven service before physician review, the Maestro 1 delivers the complete retinal record in the most efficient workflow at this price point.
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