23 devices · GMDN 44932
A rigid optical ophthalmic endoscope is a specialized surgical instrument designed for the visualization and treatment of internal ocular structures. These devices are used by surgeons during complex procedures, such as vitreoretinal, glaucoma, or cataract surgeries, to provide a clear view of the retina, iris, and surrounding anatomy.
These instruments utilize lens optics or fiberoptic bundles to transmit images and may feature a dedicated channel for passing surgical tools. They are designed for multiple uses and must be properly reprocessed between procedures to maintain clinical safety and performance standards.
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