Glaucoma

The XEN Gel Stent is a 6-mm gel stent designed to be implanted through a small corneal incision to create a new pathway for aqueous flow from the anterior chamber to the subconjunctival space. The stent, which swells slightly and becomes flexible when hydrated, creates a permanent...

The iStent is engineered to fit into Schlemm canal, enabling steady physiologic outflow from a snorkel projecting into the anterior chamber. The self-trephinating tip guides device through the trabecular meshwork while retention arches secure placement.

The Kahook Dual Blade (KBD) is a single-use, surgical grade stainless steel instrument consisting of a long, thin shaft that allows for access across the anterior chamber, a pointed tip used to pierce trabecular meshwork, a ramp that lifts and stretches the tissue as the device is...

The OMNI Combined Procedure System viscodilates up to 360? of Schlemm canal and unroofs up to 360? of the trabecular meshwork. A blunt, polymer microcatheter is advanced through the tip of a curved cannula with a roller gear mechanism and delivers a controlled amount of...

Shunts aqueous from the anterior chamber to the suprachoroidal space.

The IQ 810 is an infrared console that offers high performance for retinal photocoagulation and glaucoma procedures, including transscleral applications.

The OcuLight SL diode laser serves as a single laser source for multiple delivery devices and applications, requires no regular maintenance or special electrical/cooling, and allows easy transport with its compact design.

The Lumenis Selecta Duet is an advanced anterior segment laser, combining the advantages of YAG photo disruption capabilities along with the SLT technology, which was developed and brought to market by Lumenis.

Optimis Fusion combines traditional YAG photodisruption treatments and advanced SLT photoregeneration therapy in one integrated platform. Optimis Fusion easily combines with Quantel Medical Vitra or Vitra Multispot green photocoagulators.

EYEMATE measures intraocular pressure simply and discretely. It allows patients with glaucoma or a predisposition to monitor their intraocular pressure themselves. The system consists of a small pressure sensor, a hand-held reader device and a data transmission tool.