343 devices · GMDN 42367
A scleral marker is a reusable surgical tool used to create precise indentations or scored lines on the sclera—the white outer layer of the eye—during retinal detachment surgery or related ophthalmic procedures. These marks help surgeons align the retina, stabilize tissue, or guide sutures, improving surgical accuracy and outcomes.
These devices are typically classified as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device regulations, including sterility validation for reuse. They are often supplied sterile or designed for reprocessing between uses, depending on the manufacturer’s specifications and local regulatory requirements.
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