174 devices · GMDN 15723
A line-powered ophthalmic chair is an electrically operated piece of equipment designed to support and position patients during eye examinations, treatments, or minor surgical procedures. These chairs allow clinicians to adjust the patient's height and angle to ensure optimal access and comfort throughout the clinical encounter.
These devices are typically designed as freestanding units or integrated components of larger diagnostic systems. While they offer motorized height adjustments for clinical convenience, they are specifically intended for seated or reclined use and are not designed to function as fully horizontal surgical tables.
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