412 devices · GMDN 45193
Ophthalmic fibreoptic light instruments are sterile, single-use surgical tools designed to illuminate the posterior segment of the eye during procedures. They deliver a focused beam of cold light via a fibreoptic core, often featuring an atraumatic tip for precise manipulation and transscleral illumination when needed.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical instruments, requiring compliance with sterility and manufacturing standards. They are supplied pre-sterilized and connected to a light source via a permanent cable, ensuring compatibility with surgical workflows in ophthalmology.
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