The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a Multicolor Scan Laser Photocoagulator and its accessories. The photocoagulator should provide a variety of laser treatments, including pan retinal photocoagulation for diabetic retinopathy and laser iridotomy for glaucoma. The required features include 532 nm, 577 nm, and 647 nm wavelengths, 22 preprogrammed scan patterns, and a variable scan spot size. The delivery shall be within thirty days from the time of award to the Lebanon VA Medical Center.
Key features of the required equipment include:
• 532 nm (green) wavelength for treating retinal pathology
• 577 nm (yellow) laser
• 647 nm (red) wavelength for photocoagulation of deep choroidal pathology
• Allows the selection of one, two, or three wavelengths, among green, yellow, and red
• 22 preprogrammed scan patterns to allow treatment of varying retinal pathologies
• Automated positioning of the scan pattern to the next region to undergo photocoagulation
• Attachable models that incorporate SOLIC (Safety Impacts with Low Impact on Cornea)
• Variable scan spot size from 50 to 500 µm in single mode
• Momentary increase followed by a plateau and an immediate decrease to provide rapid and high-power laser emission on the scan patterns
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