17 devices · GMDN 37940
A retina illumination shield is a single-use ophthalmic device designed to be placed on the cornea during eye procedures to protect the retina from excessive light exposure. It is made from a non-abrasive, fluid-absorbing material such as a sponge, which resists tearing or shredding, and is intended solely for shielding during illumination-intensive interventions, not for radiation protection.
As a single-use device, it is supplied sterile and intended for one-time use only, then discarded. Regulatory oversight focuses on its material safety, biocompatibility, and performance as a physical barrier, with classification determined by jurisdiction based on its intended use and risk profile.
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