Tear Film Image (TFI)
For Healthcare Professionals.
A Targeted Approach to
Analyze the Tear Film Sublayers.

Tear Film Image (TFI) For Healthcare Professionals. A Targeted Approach to Analyze the Tear Film Sublayers.

Tear Film Imager Technology

The TFI uses spectral interference to image the corneal surface with a large field of view and high lateral resolution.

Mode of Operation

Device Attributes

The TFI measures and can report the following while the patients blink naturally

All muco-aqueous layer thickness parameters (MALT). These specifically include:

All measurements are at nanometers resolution.
The TFI non-contact measurement allows regular blinking to preserve tear film dynamics.

Lipid layer thickness Parameters

Lipid layer maps demonstrate the significance of the lipid layer uniformity, which plays an important role in maintaining tear film health.
The TFI produces a 3D map of the lipid layer over a large field of view > 6.25mm.

Mean Blink Frequency

Measurements performed during natural blinking.

The only device to simultaneously measure the muco-aqueous and lipid layers

The TFI presents imaging of the corneal surface with a very large field of view and a high lateral resolution.

The thicknesses are measured at a very high rate. The spatial and temporal resolutions enable the reliable calculation of the dynamic properties of the tear film.

Value Proposition

Value Proposition

Nanometers resolution assessment of the tear film layers, including the muco-aqueous sublayers.

A highly advanced and high-resolution medical device tomeasure the attributes of the tear film.

The TFI tracks the dynamics of the tear film Sub layers simultaneously.

Streamlined operator instructions.

Ability to measure lipid, muco-aqueous layer thicknessproviding insight into aspects of the tear film function.

Potential to assess the performance of RX therapies on tear film dynamics.

Assess the homeostasis and stability of the tear film.

Reports on overall tear film functionality.

Potential to have improved/increased patient flow with a 40-second exposure per eye.

Continuous measurement during natural blinking.

Non-invasive exam of the tear film parameters.

TFI Test Report

Technical Specifications