22 devices · GMDN 57995
A femtosecond ophthalmic solid-state laser system is a mains-powered medical device that uses ultra-short laser pulses to perform precise cuts and incisions in eye tissue. It is used in procedures such as cataract surgery, corneal flap creation for LASIK, anterior capsulotomy, and various corneal transplants by creating micro-photodisruption at the cellular level without damaging surrounding tissue.
This category includes the laser source, beam delivery optics, imaging guidance, computer controls, and software as an integrated system. Devices in this category are regulated as active implantable or diagnostic/therapeutic equipment depending on jurisdiction, and are supplied as complete systems requiring installation, calibration, and training for clinical use; they do not include fundus imaging or frequency-doubled therapeutic lasers.
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