Markers
Ophthalmic surgery markers are precision instruments used to ensure accurate alignment and positioning during eye surgery. Surgical markers are essential for tasks such as eye marking prior to incision, lens alignment, or axis identification, helping surgeons translate preoperative planning into intraoperative precision. RUMEX offers toric and LRI corneal markers with a unique gravity system for precise guidance of toric intraocular lens and corneal incisions. Reusable titanium markers are selected for longevity and consistent performance.
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Original price $425.00 - Original price $425.00Original price$425.00$425.00 - $425.00Current price $425.007.00 mm ring with 8 radial blades. With center pointer. 3-0304t-osher_neumann_low_profile_corneal_marker,3-0230-abdullayev_scleral_marker_for_kerat...
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Original price $346.00 - Original price $346.00Original price$346.00$346.00 - $346.00Current price $346.00Osher-Neuman Low Profile Corneal Marker, 8 Lines, Length 130 mm, Titanium 3-140t-corneal_transplant_marker,3-0231-abdullayev_corneal_marker_for_ker...
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Original price $291.00 - Original price $291.00Original price$291.00$291.00 - $291.00Current price $291.00Double-ended (10.00 mm and 11.00 mm diameters). With central marking point. Improves centration of the cornea during DSAEK microkeratome preparatio...
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Original price $289.00 - Original price $289.00Original price$289.00$289.00 - $289.00Current price $289.00I&II marks do not interfere with vision. More stable staining. Allows to apply 1.5 mm straight I&II marks at the very edge of the graft. No...
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Original price $289.00 - Original price $289.00Original price$289.00$289.00 - $289.00Current price $289.00Used to mark recipient and donor cornea. Combines popular diameters of 8.00 and 9.00 mm. A circular mark on the recipient’s cornea serves as a guid...
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Original price $277.00 - Original price $277.00Original price$277.00$277.00 - $277.00Current price $277.00Thin S” leaves a fine line with less ink transferred to the corneal stroma. Optimal angle between tip and handle provides for better visualization ...
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