25 devices · GMDN 16345
An exophthalmometer is an ophthalmic instrument designed to measure the degree of exophthalmos, which is the abnormal protrusion of the eyeball. These devices come in various forms such as rulers, gauges, or calipers and are used clinically to assess eye protrusion levels for diagnostic purposes.
Exophthalmometers are reusable devices that are typically regulated as medical instruments. They are supplied by various manufacturers and are designed to provide accurate measurements of eye protrusion for medical evaluation.
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