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Digital-lifeline®MIDAS AI Cataract Index Analyzer（白內障分析儀)

The world's first cataract index AI analyzer

  • Extremely Lightweight & Portable
  • Plug-and-Play Simplicity
  • Rapid Patient Workflow
  • Powerful AI-Powered Analysis Cataract index
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MIDAS-Mobile imaging device for anterior segment
Game changing protable cataract screeing

MIDAS From image capture to AI analysis

  • Protable and lightweight: <200g and works with multiple smartphones,making MIDAS easy to carry and use everywhere
  • Non-invasive LED illumination: Facilitates clear and magnified examination of the eye in the community.
  • Proprietary stabilization hardware: consistent video capture across operatiors with minimal training.
  • Cloud-Based AI analysis: Online protal ranks optimal image frames and completes objective grading in less than 15 sec
  • User-Friendly design: intuitive interface suitable for non-specialist healthcare workers.

Powerful AI-Powered Analysis

The AI Cataract Index analysis in MIDAS is based on the Nuclear Color grading in the LOCS III classification system. (For detailed calculation methods, please refer to our article at focusetop.com.hk/news-insights/, where we have uploaded relevant papers and calculation methods for MIDAS.) In situations where there is no access to a professional ophthalmologist, there has never been a quick and convenient way to determine whether a person has cataracts. This has long been limited by legal, equipment, and professional expertise factors. The Cataract Index provided by MIDAS offers a fast and reliable way to determine whether a person has cataracts and the severity level of the cataract — currently the only practical method available. We present the results and images through a clear scoring system.

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Top: cataract index
Left: Progression analysis See the change of NC grading

How MIDAS works

Publications

For NC, ICC was excellent for all (MIDAS, 0.837, 95% CI = 0.755 to 0.895)

Comparison of a mobile imaging device for anterior segment (MIDAS) with a commercially available portable and conventional slit-lamp imaging for cataract photography

Comparison of a mobile imaging device for anterior segment (MIDAS) with a commercially available portable and conventional slit-lamp imaging for cataract photography

Purpose: To compare cataract images obtained using portable slit-lamp devices with those taken from the standard slit-lamp built-in camera. Design: Prospective, single-center, comparative digital imaging validation study. Methods: A total of 198 slit-lamp images were taken from 66 patients with cataracts using a smartphone slit-lamp prototype (“MIDAS”), a tablet with a portable slit-lamp (“I.C.P.”), and […]

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