Ophthalmic ultrasound imaging transducer

Ophthalmic ultrasound imaging transducers are handheld devices used to examine the eye’s internal structures, particularly the lens, during procedures like biometry or pachymetry. They emit ultrasound waves that bounce off tissues, creating images or measurements to assess conditions such as cataracts, retinal detachment, or corneal thickness.

These devices are typically reusable and require coupling gel for proper contact with the eye. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they often fall under medical imaging standards, with classification depending on their intended use and risk level. Always check local guidelines for compliance and supply requirements.