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The Ophthalmologist / Issues / 2025 / November / Faster, Reliable, Patient-centered: What’s Next for SPECTRALIS®
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Faster, Reliable, Patient-centered: What’s Next for SPECTRALIS®

Upcoming SPECTRALIS Software Version brings new speed, workflow flexibility, and diagnostic depth to multimodal retinal imaging

Sponsored By Heidelberg Engineering 12/9/2025 6 min read

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5 Key Takeaways
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    Heidelberg Engineering's SPECTRALIS platform enhances workflow efficiency, imaging speed, and diagnostic confidence with its upcoming software release.

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    The new software introduces a 250 kHz OCTA scan speed and DART imaging for improved detail and noise reduction in retinal vasculature images.

  • 3

    New imaging capabilities, including the Green Autofluorescence Module, enhance visualization of macular atrophy and support glaucoma assessments.

  • 4

    Low Luminance Autofluorescence mode minimizes light exposure for light-sensitive patients, improving comfort during examinations.

  • 5

    The software allows for custom scan presets and multiselect report printing, streamlining workflows and supporting consistent documentation.

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