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The OS4 will be premiered at the Oertli booth, B09, during the congress exhibition. "We have redefined the concept of the operating platform for cataract, glaucoma and retina surgery," said Thomas Bosshard, head of marketing and sales. "The OS4 includes everything we are good at: cutting-edge technology, perfect design, irresistible simplicity, the highest degree of safety and Swiss quality."

More information can also be found at http://www.oertli-instruments.com/

DSAEK lamella preparation

According to the company, the new head provides flexibility and tool management simplicity. A combination of new technologies have been built into this new device and are compatible as an upgrade with existing Gebauer SLc systems.

If you would like further details visit the company booth at H18 or have a look at the website http://www.gebauermedical.com/

IOP monitoring

The device is based on a rebound measuring principle that does not require topical anaesthesia, air or specialized skills to use it. It is easy-to-use and provides quick, accurate and effective IOP measurements for patient comfort.

Visit the company at booth, B05, for further information. Alternatively, you can learn more at http://www.icaretonometer.com/

Mini-incision injector

This new injector has been approved for the safe and effective implantation of the C-flex Aspheric and Superflex Aspheric ranges of lenses through 2.2 mm wound assisted mini incision. It is supplied in a system pack format with the IOL, ensuring that the user always employs a certified injector with the specific lens.

"Much like the earlier 2.7 mm Rayner injectors and the later 2.4 mm RaySert injectors, the new 2.2 mm RaySert PLUS has a very easy and simple loading mechanism," confirmed Mr Allon Barsom (consultant ophthalmic surgeon specialist in cornea, cataract and laser eye surgery at Luton and Dunstable University Hospital, UCL Partners, UK). "The one handed injector frees up the non-dominant hand for counter fixation to facilitate a controlled and gentle wound assisted delivery of the lens into the capsular bag."

Further details can be found at the website http://www.rayner.com/

*Please note the incorrect booth numbers were highlighted last month, Rayner will be exhibiting at booths: E11 and J02

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