355 devices · GMDN 63521
An ophthalmic angular gauge is a reusable surgical tool used during eye procedures like intraocular lens (IOL) implantation to measure precise angular distances around the eye’s surface. Clinicians rely on it to ensure accurate alignment and positioning of implants or sutures by reading radial measurements in degrees.
These devices are typically regulated as reusable surgical instruments, requiring sterilization between uses. They are often classified based on their intended use and risk level, though specifics vary by jurisdiction. Manufacturers must adhere to safety standards for reusable medical tools to prevent contamination and ensure reliability.
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