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High Frequency Deep Sclerotomy (HFDS)

Oertli Instrumente AG

HFDS stands for High Frequency Deep Sclerotomy. In micro-invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS), HFDS creates direct access from the anterior chamber to the Schlemm’s canal and further into the sclera. The resistance of the trabecular meshwork is thus bypassed. The HFDS tip is inserted through 1.2 mm paracentesis and, by means of diathermy output, it creates six small sclerotomy pockets in the iridocorneal angle, ensuring improved outflow of aqueous fluid.

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At-a-Glance

HFDS can be used individually and can also be ideally combined with cataract surgery. HFDS is characterised by a very short intervention time. Bleb formation is prevented, and so is fibroblast movement to the sclerotomy. Moreover, there are no corneal scars. Oertli’s High Frequency Deep Sclerotomy boasts excellent long-term results. If required, a further HFDS intervention can be made to optimise results

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No

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Yes

Classification

ab Interno

Indication

For use in primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) and is intended to be used for bipolar diathermal ab-interno deep sclerotomy

Mechanism of Action

Creates direct access to the Schlemm’s canal from the anterior chamber, thus avoiding outflow resistance of the trabecular meshwork

Usage

Alone or combined with cataract surgery

Company Information

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Oertli Instrumente AG

oertli-instruments.com

info@oertli-instruments.com

Hafnerwisenstrasse 4

Berneck, 9442

41 71 747 42 00

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