154 devices · GMDN 42545
Non-bioabsorbable scleral buckling devices are surgical implants used to treat retinal detachment by providing external pressure to the eye wall. These solid silicone or sponge components are positioned to compress the retina, facilitating its reattachment during the healing process.
These devices are designed to remain in place for an extended duration, though they are typically removed once the clinical objectives are met. They are supplied in various shapes and sizes to accommodate different surgical requirements for supporting the ocular structure.
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