What is AIRDOC AI Fundus Screening and Chronic Disease Assessment?

• AIRDOC AI Fundus Screening and Chronic Disease Assessment is a health-risk screening service based on retinal fundus photographs combined with artificial intelligence analysis. Using a single fundus photograph, it can quickly identify eye abnormalities and help assess the risk of systemic chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and arteriosclerosis.
• Convenient examination: No pupil dilation, non-invasive, and no blood draw required.
• Certified software: The software has received FDA, CE MDR, and NMPA certifications.
• Report accuracy: Sensitivity of 91.75% and specificity of 93.1%.

Can the retina detect chronic diseases?

• The retina’s fine blood vessels and nerve tissue can be directly observed through a fundus examination.
• Chronic diseases generally affect blood vessels throughout the body. Abnormalities in the fundus may therefore indicate that other parts of the body could also be affected. For example, hypertension can cause the small retinal arteries to constrict and narrow; with sustained pressure, the blood-vessel walls may become thicker and harder.

What can AIRDOC diagnose?
During the examination, the device takes a high-resolution retinal (fundus) image. The AI then analyzes abnormal changes in structures including the retinal blood vessels, optic nerve, macula, and microvasculature, and generates a risk-assessment report. A healthcare professional will finally interpret the report for you.

The AI analyzes multiple structures in the fundus photograph, including:

• Retinal blood vessels: Abnormalities such as vessel thickness, course, branching, blockage, and bleeding.
• Macula: Age-related macular degeneration, macular edema, macular hole, epiretinal membrane, and other conditions.
• Myopia-related fundus changes: Tigroid fundus changes, moderate-to-severe pathological myopia changes, and others.
• Optic nerve / glaucoma risk: Enlarged cup-to-disc ratio, optic nerve atrophy, and other optic-nerve abnormalities.
• Vitreous and retina: Vitreous degeneration, retinal hemorrhage, retinal detachment, retinitis pigmentosa, and other conditions.
• Other fundus abnormalities: Including congenital abnormalities, risk of retinal tumors, and post-surgical features.

Based on retinal microvascular and retinal changes, AIRDOC can help assess the risk of the following chronic conditions:

• Diabetes and the risk of vision impairment caused by macular disease

• Arteriosclerosis, cardiovascular disease, anemia, and sudden death

• The difference between retinal age and overall biological age

• Cognitive impairment (dementia)

• Risk related to exposure to inhaled particulate matter

Purchase Notice

• Individuals who already have symptoms such as blurred vision, an increase in floaters, or visual field defects should consult a doctor first to determine whether the examination is appropriate for them.

Not Suitable For:

• Individuals who already have symptoms such as blurred vision, an increase in floaters, or visual field defects