15 devices · GMDN 62161
An ophthalmic diode laser system is an electrically powered device that uses a semiconductor chip to generate a therapeutic laser beam for eye surgery. These systems are used by clinicians to perform procedures such as ocular incisions, photocoagulation, iridectomy, and vitrectomy.
These devices may include integrated components like air pumps to assist in managing subretinal fluid during retinal detachment repairs. Users should note that these systems are specifically designed for laser therapy and do not incorporate femtosecond pulsing or fundus imaging capabilities.
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