26 devices · GMDN 32736
An ophthalmic chair, manual, is a patient positioning device used in eye care settings to support seated or reclined postures during exams, treatments, or minor procedures. Its adjustable, hand-operated controls allow clinicians to optimize patient comfort and accessibility while maintaining precise positioning for diagnostic or therapeutic tasks.
These devices are typically classified as medical equipment and may require compliance with local regulations depending on their intended use and design. They are often supplied as standalone units or integrated into larger ophthalmic systems, with variations in features like mobility, ergonomic design, and attachment options.
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