We continue the topic of evolution of cataract surgery and its impact on the development of capsulorhexis forceps.In the previous post we observed the shift from 3.00 to 2.00 incision as the global tendency in cataract surgery. Now it’s time...
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Let's take a look at how the evolution of cataract surgery entails the evolution of capsulorhexis forceps’ design and promotes the development of new solutions, aimed at optimization of the process. This post will demonstrate the diversity of capsulorhexis forceps...
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We would like to update conversation with Dr. Abdullayev, MD, MBA, CEBT, Manager of Clinical Development and Innovations at Lions Eye Institute for Transplant & Research, Inc., USA. Today the discussion will be focused on DMEK issues and instruments developed for this...
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We keep on communicating with Dr. Abdullayev, MD, MBA, CEBT, Manager of Clinical Development and Innovations at Lions Eye Institute for Transplant & Research, Inc., USA. Today we will go deeper into graft management and discuss graft marking and tools designed to...
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We continue conversation with Dr. Abdullayev, MD, MBA, CEBT, Manager of Clinical Development and Innovations at Lions Eye Institute for Transplant & Research, Inc., USA. This column will be dedicated to graft management. Dr. Abdullayev, please share the trends in the implantation...
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For manufacturers of ophthalmic tools the working tip of vitreoretinal and microinvasive instruments is among the most difficult jobs to perform. Not only it has to be reliable, precise, sharp, etc. despite its tiny size; we also have to make...
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You may believe that sterilization affects primarily medical aspects of ophthalmic instrument usage. It is a fact, insufficient sterilization may lead to complicated or even tragic outcomes, but from instrument manufacturer’s point of view, it is just a part of...
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Not only you but also our instruments will have no second chance to make the first impression. Our instruments just have to look perfect in design, workmanship, finishing, coating, marking, whatever you can see before you begin using it. No,...
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The idea of comparative tests is similar to well-known tests of car tires, computers, or shampoos.To start the test we buy a dozen of instruments from various competitors from A-brands such as Katena or Storz or ASICO through less known...