Intraocular pressure-reducing compression system

Intraocular pressure-reducing compression systems are manually-operated devices designed to lower the internal pressure of the eye by applying controlled external mechanical compression to the eye's surface, typically before ophthalmic surgery. These systems help create a 'soft surgical eye' condition, which reduces the risk of hemorrhaging during procedures.

These devices are typically reusable and consist of components such as a headband with an inflatable bellows, an air pump, a pressure indicator, and connecting tubing. They are regulated as medical devices, with classification varying by jurisdiction, and are supplied as complete systems for clinical use.