594 devices · GMDN 64271
Reusable radiation and mechanical corneal shields are protective devices placed directly over the eye during medical procedures. They serve to safeguard the cornea from physical trauma and minimize exposure to harmful radiation or laser energy during treatments like imaging scans or periorbital surgery.
These devices are constructed from durable, non-biodegradable materials such as specialized metals, glass, or plastics designed to block radiation transmission. Because they are intended for multiple uses, they must be properly cleaned and sterilized between patient applications to maintain safety and performance standards.
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