48 devices · GMDN 35907
Vitreous/aqueous humour replacement mediums are sterile, nonimplantable fluids or viscoelastic substances designed for temporary use during eye surgery. They help maintain the eye’s shape, protect delicate tissues, and assist in procedures like cataract removal or retinal detachment repair by replacing natural fluids like vitreous or aqueous humour.
These devices are typically single-use and supplied in prefilled syringes or sterile containers. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended surgical purpose and risk profile, with oversight ensuring safety and performance for intraoperative use.
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