An adhesive periocular anchor with a rotatable suture fastener stabilizes extreme gaze positioning and reduces slippage during eye surgery.
A 3D eyeball map tracks endoscope position during vitreous surgery, helping avoid instrument interference and retina damage.
Combining viscoelastic injection and handling in one surgical tool avoids repeated insertion, helping reduce astigmatism and surgery time.
Crossing blades cut perpendicular to the entry path, helping form a circular anterior capsule incision and prevent artificial lens misalignment.
Positioning wings, a marker, and a curved tube help place glaucoma implants accurately, stabilize fixation, and reduce corneal damage.
A disposable probe with a separate motor improves sterility, ergonomics, and activation safety for precise tissue removal in sensitive organs.
A negative-pressure reservoir and controllable valve enable minimally invasive liquid specimen collection with better volume control and less transfer loss.
Pressure differential and resonance sensing identify the phaco tip in use, preventing setting mismatches and improving surgical safety.
An elastic conductive loop deploys through a corneal guide to cut a consistent circular lens capsule opening with less tissue damage.
An angled punctal plug enables targeted, sustained ocular drug release while reducing frequent eye-drop dosing and systemic side effects.
A pull-string excision tool removes trabecular meshwork around Schlemm's canal to improve drainage and limit scarring-related reclosure.
A permeable ocular implant enables sustained intraocular drug release and aqueous humor drainage to treat glaucoma with fewer side effects.
An arcuate scaffold supports the trabecular meshwork and Schlemm's canal to reduce outflow resistance and help regulate glaucoma IOP.
A blunt tissue engager and superelastic shaft remove trabecular meshwork continuously while reducing bleeding, tissue damage, and complex canal tracking.
A rack-and-pinion wheel drives push and retraction linkages to improve ocular implant placement accuracy while reducing friction loss.
A fork-guided punching mechanism improves iris hole size and position control, shortening iridectomy time and reducing hemorrhage risk.
A biodegradable inner tube widens over healing time, balancing early hypotonia risk with long-term intraocular pressure control.
A lumen shunt with umbrella support and anchors drains aqueous humour to lower intraocular pressure while limiting migration and surgical trauma.
Multiple offset light sources improve surgical view clarity while reducing reflections and light-induced patient discomfort.
A movable sealing assembly and flexible membrane let shunts tune flow resistance after manufacture while improving aperture sealing.
A pressure-opened flap and rigid plate create controlled aqueous humor drainage, while microgrooves support tissue integration over time.
Flexible angled polymer arms enable controlled retinal membrane grasping and peeling while reducing puncture risk from excessive force.
A rotatable disk compresses a deformable tube to non-invasively tune drainage resistance and avoid hypotony, over-drainage, and clogging.
A distal safety net lets vitreous pass but blocks retina tissue, enabling close suction cutting with lower risk of bleeding and detachment.