53 devices · GMDN 47410
Anterior-chamber intraocular lenses, phakic, are optical devices implanted in the eye between the cornea and iris to correct vision without removing the natural lens. These lenses provide permanent refractive correction for patients who want to avoid glasses or contact lenses.
These devices are typically made of synthetic polymers and may include disposable implantation tools. They are regulated as medical devices and supplied with necessary components for implantation procedures.
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