97 devices · GMDN 46902
An orbital sphere implant is a permanent device placed inside the eye socket after removal of the natural eye (enucleation or evisceration) or another implant. It restores volume to the socket and can help anchor an artificial eye, improving its stability and movement for a more natural appearance.
These implants are typically classified as medical devices and may require regulatory approval depending on the jurisdiction. They are often supplied sterile, in various sizes, and made from materials like PMMA, PHEMA, or silicone, with some featuring porous surfaces to encourage tissue integration.
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