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View all Glaucoma comparisons »A procedure based surgical intervention that facilitates an ab interno approach for controlled viscodilation of Schlemm canal and viscoelastic-assisted dissection within the anterior segment
- Andrew A. Kao, MD
iStent Supra Micro-Bypass Stent
GlaukosThe EX-PRESS Glaucoma Filtration Device is implanted in an ab externo procedure under a half-thickness scleral flap, creating a subconjunctival filtration bleb. A beveled tip allows for precise, controlled insertion and relief port on the side of the lumen allows for continued...
The iStent is engineered to fit into Schlemm canal, enabling steady physiologic outflow from a snorkel projecting into the anterior chamber. The self-trephinating tip guides device through the trabecular meshwork while retention arches secure placement.
The iStent Supra is designed to reduce IOP by accessing the suprachoroidal space in the eye. Approximately 4.0 mm in length and curved to follow the eye?s anatomy, the iStent Supra is already approved for marketing in the European Union and certain other countries outside the...
Hydrus Microstent is designed to be inserted into Schlemm canal to enable circumferential outflow and function like a scaffold to prevent collapse of the canal. The device is made from nitinol, a super-elastic, biocompatible alloy.
The Kahook Dual Blade (KBD) is a single-use, surgical grade stainless steel instrument consisting of a long, thin shaft that allows for access across the anterior chamber, a pointed tip used to pierce trabecular meshwork, a ramp that lifts and stretches the tissue as the device is...
The InnFocus MicroShunt Glaucoma Drainage System (formerly known as MIDI Arrow) was developed in conjunction with the University of Miami's Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. The drainage implant consists of a small micro-tube made of a biostable thermoplastic elastomeric material...
The OMNI Combined Procedure System viscodilates up to 360? of Schlemm canal and unroofs up to 360? of the trabecular meshwork. A blunt, polymer microcatheter is advanced through the tip of a curved cannula with a roller gear mechanism and delivers a controlled amount of...
The Lumenis Selecta Duet is an advanced anterior segment laser, combining the advantages of YAG photo disruption capabilities along with the SLT technology, which was developed and brought to market by Lumenis.
- William B. Trattler, MD
Tono-Pen AVIA Applanation Tonometer
Reichert Technologies, a unit of Ametek, Inc.The Baerveldt Glaucoma Implant and the Baerveldt Pars Plana Glaucoma Implant are non-valved, artificial drainage devices that shunt aqueous via a tube to an episcleral plate centered over the equatorial region of the globe.
The Baerveldt Glaucoma Implant and the Baerveldt Pars Plana Glaucoma Implant are non-valved, artificial drainage devices that shunt aqueous via a tube to an episcleral plate centered over the equatorial region of the globe.
This compact laser and endoscopy unit houses a 300W or 175W Xenon light source, diode laser and video camera. The laser output, pulse width, light and aiming beam intensity are controllable and parameters are displayed on a back-lit, front-panel LED.