Ophthalmic Diagnosis Portable Handheld Non-mydriatic Digital Fundus Retinal Camera

It is a compact, handheld device for capturing high-quality retinal (fundus) images without pharmacologic pupil dilation, designed for clinics, hospitals and outreach settings.

Brand: Healicom; Model: NES-1000; Field of view: 42°; Minimum pupil size: 2.5 mm; Display: 3.5-inch TFT color screen; Image format: JPEG; Image transfer: Micro USB and WiFi; Size: 19 × 10 × 21 cm.

Non-mydriatic means the device can capture retinal images without pharmacologic dilation. However, the camera requires a minimum pupil diameter of 2.5 mm for reliable imaging; dilation may still be needed if the patient’s pupil is smaller or imaging conditions are difficult.

The camera provides a 42-degree field of view, which determines how much of the retina is captured in a single image. A 42° FOV is suitable for standard posterior pole imaging and routine screening.

Images are saved in JPEG format. Images can be transferred from the device via Micro USB or wirelessly over WiFi for storage, review, or integration into other systems.

Yes — it includes a 3.5-inch TFT color display for live preview and immediate review of captured images.

Yes. With compact dimensions of 19 × 10 × 21 cm and a handheld design, it is intended for easy transport and use at point-of-care, outreach clinics, and bedside situations.

Common uses include routine eye examinations, diabetic retinopathy screening, monitoring of retinal and optic nerve diseases, ophthalmic education, and emergency eye care triage.

Specific cleaning and disinfection instructions are provided by the manufacturer. Follow those guidelines and local infection-control policies; generally, use appropriate disinfectant wipes that are safe for optical and electronic equipment and avoid liquids entering ports.

The camera produces standard JPEG images and supports transfer via Micro USB and WiFi, which enables integration with many systems. For native PACS/EMR integration, confirm supported protocols and software compatibility with the vendor or your IT team.

Power and battery specifications are not listed in the provided description. Please consult the manufacturer or product datasheet for details on battery type, runtime, and charging.

The camera is described as user-friendly and suitable for routine screening, but basic training in fundus imaging technique and patient positioning is recommended. Vendor training or instructional materials can help ensure consistent image quality.

Warranty terms and regulatory clearances (CE, FDA, etc.) are not provided in the description. Contact the manufacturer or authorized distributor for information on warranty, service plans, and applicable regulatory certifications.