21 devices · GMDN 32729
An indirect binocular laser ophthalmoscope is a head-worn, electrically powered device designed for the detailed examination and laser treatment of the eye. Clinicians use these instruments to visualize the retina stereoscopically and deliver precise laser energy to address various ocular conditions.
These devices feature integrated lighting, adjustable aperture controls, and specialized filters to protect the surgeon from laser reflections. They function by connecting to an external laser source via a fiberoptic cable, allowing for synchronized illumination and treatment delivery during ophthalmic procedures.
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