71 devices · GMDN 58070
A vitrectomy contact lens, single-use is a sterile ophthalmic lens designed to be placed on the cornea during vitreoretinal surgery to enhance visualization of the fundus and retinal structures under an ophthalmic microscope. It is used by surgical staff to improve intraoperative viewing during procedures such as vitrectomy, enabling better precision and safety.
This category includes devices made from transparent materials like polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), glass, or quartz, and is defined as single-use, meaning it is intended for one procedure and then discarded. As a single-use device, it is supplied sterile and is not intended for reprocessing or reuse.
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