Foldable bypass wings reduce cable width to fit through small incisions while maintaining high-density signal transmission for retinal implants.
Lateral holes in a helical tube release drugs at the target site while blood perfuses past the expanded support structure.
A deformable elastomeric implant creates a scleral indentation to close retinal tears and promote natural fluid resorption.
A deformable corneal implant skirt expands after insertion to anchor the device within the stromal pocket.
A pre-formed polymeric intrastromal insert reshapes the cornea to correct vision abnormalities.
A capsular bag made of polysiloxane or polyurethane elastomers provides sustained top pressure on the retina.
Fenestrations in the optic zone enable oxygen permeation while posterior pockets trap gas bubbles, preventing corneal adhesion.