The ZEISS Cirrus OCT is one of the most widely adopted optical coherence tomography systems in ophthalmology. Known for its reliability, repeatability, and strong clinical data, it is a trusted platform for both retina and glaucoma evaluation.
Built on spectral-domain OCT technology, the Cirrus delivers consistent imaging performance and integrates seamlessly into everyday clinical workflows.
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For many clinics, consistency and reliability matter more than advanced features. The Cirrus has become a standard because it provides:
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What is the ZEISS Cirrus OCT used for?
It is used for imaging the retina and optic nerve to diagnose and monitor conditions such as glaucoma and macular disease.
Is the Cirrus OCT still relevant?
Yes, it remains one of the most widely used OCT systems due to its reliability and strong clinical performance.
Does the Cirrus have OCT angiography?
Yes, AngioPlex models include OCT angiography for non-invasive vascular imaging.
Is Cirrus better than swept-source OCT?
For routine diagnostics and consistency, yes. For deeper imaging, swept-source systems like Triton may offer advantages.
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