1,062 devices · GMDN 37896
Corneal markers are reusable surgical tools designed to create precise incisions, indentations, or markings on the cornea before eye procedures. They help surgeons align and prepare the corneal tissue for procedures like refractive surgeries or corneal transplants by ensuring accurate placement of cuts or sutures.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and must meet safety and performance standards for reuse. They are often supplied sterile or as part of a surgical kit, requiring proper cleaning and sterilization between uses to maintain sterility and functionality.
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