48 devices · GMDN 63523
A LASEK alcohol well is a reusable surgical tool used in eye procedures to apply alcohol to the cornea. It softens the outer corneal layer (epithelium) so it can be gently lifted as part of laser-assisted epithelial keratomileusis (LASEK) surgery, preparing the eye for laser reshaping.
These devices are typically reusable, designed for single-patient use per procedure, and regulated as surgical instruments. They may also assist in positioning a trephine blade during flap creation, but their primary function remains alcohol application for corneal preparation.
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