Tech Meets Vision: Tupai Medical's Swept-Source OCTA 'Beiming·Kun' and 'Yaoguang·Xing' Make a Splash at PAAO 2025 in Latin America

As an important academic event of this conference, TowardPi successfully held the first OCTA-themed satellite symposium in the Latin American region.Invited by the ConferencePresident of the Colombian Retina SocietyGorge GomeDr. ZAndCharles Eye Center ArgentinaAnibal FranconeDoctor Shares Experience Using TowardPi Full-Field Swept-SourceClinical Experience of OCTA, Through Wonderful Clinical Cases, in-depth analysis ofRevolutionary Breakthroughs of TowardPi's "Yaoguang·Star" at 100,000 rpm and "Beiming·Kun" at 400,000 rpm in Ophthalmic Diagnosis and Treatment.The demonstrations of ultra-widefield imaging, 3D OCTA reconstruction, and anterior segment OCTA imaging provided attendees with a dual feast of visual and academic insights.

Dr. Gorge Gomez compared the debut of TowardPi's full-field swept-source OCTA to "The Apollo Moon Landing of Ophthalmic ImagingDr. Anibal Francone praised its exceptional performance combining depth, breadth, and ultra-high resolution, as well as the distinct clinical advantages of the two devices; Dr. Anibal Francone also vividly demonstrated the extraordinary appeal of the ultra-wide-field swept-source OCTA in exploring extreme microscopic changes through clinical cases such as peripheral retinal degeneration and macular hole surgery. The conference venue was packed. It is worth mentioning that the satellite meetings of various manufacturers at this academic conference were almost all scheduled at the same time. As the first academic seminar in Latin America, the "unfamiliar" TowardPi became the focus of the satellite meeting.

After the meeting, Dr. Anibal Francone continued to be interviewed by Latin Media at the TowardPi booth, introducing the outstanding performance and groundbreaking clinical value of the 400,000-speed ultra-widefield swept-source OCTA, Bei Ming·Kun. This corner of the booth has even become a "popular网红check-in point" for ophthalmologists, who have been flocking to take commemorative photos with the "epoch-making swept-source OCTA."