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...
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Why we test We at RUMEX like to test instruments. Any of our instruments is subject to up to two dozens of tests made during its manufacturing not to say about incoming tests of raw materials or final quality check...
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The 1st RUMEX Virtual Exhibition finished on June 17. During the whole month the special exhibition prices were applied to all instruments and the customers had a chance to participate in the lottery and to win featured instruments set. Now...
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Product description: SUPREME is a dispersive viscoelastic solution (OVD) of low molecular weight, a highly purified grade of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) 2%, clear, isotonic, sterile, non-inflammatory and non-pyrogenic in nature. It is used for intraocular injection during anterior segment surgery....
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Rumex is the leading provider of Ophthalmic & Microsurgical instruments. We provide toric markers, corneal forceps, tenotomy scissors, sterilization trays, vitreoretinal instruments and more.Read now
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As may already be evident at your own practice, patients are developing cataracts at younger ages. In turn, the demand for cataract surgery is increasing. This has made cataract surgeries one of the most basic, sought-after eye surgeries out there, which means that practically all ophthalmologists conduct them in high numbers. This makes remaining competitive more challenging, and begs the question: Why not set your practice apart with the help of quality cataract surgery instruments that offer exceptional precision and ergonomic handling?Read now
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Abstract—Vitreoretinal surgery requires dexterous manoeu-vres of tiny surgical tools in the confined cavity of the human eye through incisions made on the sclera. The fulcrum effect stemming from these incisions limits the safely reachable intra-ocular workspace and may result in scleral stress and collision with the intraocular lens. This paper proposes a concentric tube robot for panretinal interventions without risking scleral or lens damage.
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As a practicing ophthalmologist, we know you've survived years upon years of intense undergraduate and graduate training. You've no doubt worked hard for your doctoral degree and are well-deserving of your successes. It's therefore likely that the last thing on your "to-do" list is to complete even more education and training, on top of running your practice.Read now