58 devices · GMDN 61740
A corneal marker handpiece is a manually-operated instrument used to mark corneal tissue before an ophthalmic surgical procedure. It is designed to work with a disposable tip that contains ink, and may include a light to help the patient focus during the marking process. The device is typically pen-like in shape and has a mechanism to ensure it remains level.
When browsing corneal marker handpieces, it's essential to note that these devices are reusable and intended for use with disposable tips. They are subject to regulatory oversight, and their design and functionality are critical to ensuring safe and effective use in ophthalmic surgical procedures.
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