Zeiss Visucam PRO NM – (Gen 2) – Refurbished

Description

What’s Included

• Zeiss Visucam PRO NM Gen 2 fundus camera main unit
• Patient chin and forehead rest
• Power cable and accessories
• 6-month Digital Eye Center warranty

Condition & Warranty

Refurbished. This Zeiss Visucam PRO NM Gen 2 fundus camera has been fully inspected and verified for non-mydriatic capture function, image quality, and optical alignment. Carefully tested and cleaned before shipping. Covered by a 6-month warranty on parts and workmanship.

Visucam PRO NM — Refurbished Non-Mydriatic Fundus Camera

The Zeiss Visucam PRO NM is Carl Zeiss Meditec’s non-mydriatic fundus camera — a posterior segment imaging system that captures 45° color fundus photographs without pharmacological pupil dilation for most patients, enabling efficient diabetic retinopathy screening, optic disc documentation, and posterior pole imaging in a standard examination lane. This refurbished Visucam PRO NM (Gen 2 platform) delivers the Zeiss optical system in its second-generation configuration, providing the color accuracy and image clarity that ophthalmology practices and retinal screeners rely on for annual fundus documentation. Available at $8,075 with a 6-month Digital Eye Center warranty — full Zeiss non-mydriatic fundus photography capability at refurbished-equipment pricing, without the cost of fluorescein angiography capability that most primary fundus documentation workflows don’t require.

Research published in the European Journal of Ophthalmology confirms that non-mydriatic fundus photography achieves comparable diagnostic accuracy to mydriatic methods for diabetic retinopathy detection — establishing non-mydriatic color fundus imaging as a clinically valid, practical alternative for diabetic retinopathy screening programs that rely on instruments like the Visucam PRO NM.

Why Practices Choose the Zeiss Visucam PRO NM

• Non-mydriatic capture — no dilation required for most patients — the Visucam PRO NM captures 45° fundus images without pharmacological dilation in patients with adequate pupil size; eliminates dilation wait time, blurry vision side effects, and the need for mydriatic drops in routine DR screening and disc documentation workflows; dilation remains an option for small or poorly dilating pupils
• 45° field of view — full posterior pole coverage — the 45° capture angle covers the disc, macula, superior and inferior arcades, and surrounding posterior pole in a single frame; sufficient for diabetic retinopathy grading, AMD documentation, and disc assessment without needing widefield imaging for standard screening protocols
• Zeiss optical system — color accuracy for clinical grading — Carl Zeiss Meditec optics deliver the color rendition and image sharpness required for accurate lesion identification; hemorrhage, exudate, and neovascularization detection in DR grading depends on faithful color reproduction that the Visucam PRO NM provides
• Second-generation PRO NM platform — refined non-mydriatic performance — the Gen 2 designation reflects improvements over the first-generation Visucam PRO NM in autofocus and image processing; the second-generation platform provides more consistent non-mydriatic capture across the range of pupil sizes encountered in a general ophthalmology or optometry practice
• Color and red-free imaging modes — versatile retinal documentation — color fundus photography for standard documentation and DR grading; red-free mode increases contrast for nerve fiber layer visualization, microaneurysm detection, and subtle hemorrhage identification in patients with media haze or early changes
• Refurbished pricing with warranty — fundus camera capability at accessible cost — the refurbished Visucam PRO NM at $8,075 delivers non-mydriatic fundus photography for a fraction of new-camera pricing; 6-month warranty included; practices adding fundus photography to their diabetic screening program can do so without the investment of a new non-mydriatic camera

Clinical Applications

• Diabetic retinopathy screening and annual documentation — non-mydriatic fundus photography is the standard imaging tool for annual diabetic eye examinations; the Visucam PRO NM captures the 45° posterior pole images used for ETDRS-based DR grading, severity staging, and longitudinal change documentation in diabetic patients
• Optic disc documentation — glaucoma monitoring — 45° fundus photographs document cup-to-disc ratio, disc rim tissue, disc margin, and peripapillary RNFL appearance; the Visucam PRO NM provides the baseline and serial disc photos used in glaucoma suspect monitoring and progression assessment alongside OCT data
• Age-related macular degeneration imaging — color fundus photography documents drusen distribution, geographic atrophy extent, and pigmentary changes in AMD patients; the Visucam PRO NM captures the macular photos used for AMD severity grading and longitudinal documentation in both dry and wet AMD follow-up
• Hypertensive retinopathy documentation — retinal arteriolar narrowing, AV nicking, flame hemorrhages, and disc edema in hypertensive retinopathy are documented with color fundus photography; the Visucam PRO NM provides the imaging for hypertensive retinopathy staging and vascular change documentation
• Teleretinal screening programs — non-mydriatic fundus cameras are the standard instruments for remote diabetic retinopathy screening; the Visucam PRO NM can support teleretinal programs where images are captured at a primary care or diabetes clinic site and graded remotely by retinal specialists

Who This Is For

• Ophthalmology and optometry practices adding fundus photography — the refurbished Visucam PRO NM at $8,075 provides non-mydriatic fundus documentation capability for practices that currently refer patients for external fundus photography; 6-month warranty included; reduces patient referrals and adds a revenue-generating service to the practice
• Diabetic eye care programs — high-volume DR screening — non-mydriatic capture eliminates dilation time per patient; the Visucam PRO NM enables efficient high-volume diabetic retinopathy screening workflows where throughput and patient convenience are clinical priorities
• Practices needing color fundus photography without fluorescein angiography — the NM (non-mydriatic) version provides color and red-free fundus photography without FA capability; appropriate for practices whose fundus imaging workflow is documentation and DR screening rather than angiographic workup; practices needing FA should consider the Visucam PRO NMFA
• Primary care and internal medicine offices with diabetic populations — non-mydriatic fundus photography in a primary care setting supports diabetic retinopathy screening without requiring an optometrist or ophthalmologist; the Visucam PRO NM can be operated by trained staff for image capture with remote grading

Technical Specifications

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