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Disposable artificial anterior chamber cuts donor cornea fromepithelial side
Katena presents its disposable Barron Artificial Anterior Chamber.As a companion to the Barron Radial Vacuum Trephine, the artificialanterior chamber holds the donor cornea (14 to 18 mm diameter)firmly on a bed of viscoelastic, inflates it, and cuts it with thetrephine from the epithelial side.
Katena presents its disposable Barron Artificial Anterior Chamber. As a companion to the Barron Radial Vacuum Trephine, the artificial anterior chamber holds the donor cornea (14 to 18 mm diameter) firmly on a bed of viscoelastic, inflates it, and cuts it with the trephine from the epithelial side.
Cutting from the epithelial side produces a better donor-to-host match, which dramatically reduces surgically induced astigmatism, according to the company.
The bright blue color of the unit is designed to provide a high-contrast background for visualizing the cornea.
For more information, visit Katena at Booth 602.
