CXL Instrument
CXL Instrument
Corneal cross linking is a minimally invasive procedure that uses ultraviolet light and eye drops in order to strengthen the collagen fibers in the cornea.
The procedure is used for patients with keratoconus, a condition in which the cornea grows thin and weak.
It is achieved by ultraviolet-A (370 nm) irradiation of the cornea after saturation with the photosensitizer riboflavin.
During a corneal cross linking procedure, your doctor will first apply riboflavin (vitamin B2) eye drops, and then shine a specific type of ultraviolet light directly onto your cornea. The eye drops consist of a substance conducive to photo enhancing, which enables cross linking to take place. The procedure causes new corneal collagen cross-links to develop.
Those cross links cause the collagen fibrils to shorten and thicken, leading to a stiffer, stronger cornea.
Feature
- Arm Cortex A8 Processor
- 7″ Touch HDMI Screen
- Laser light based target position accuracy
- 3mW to 50mW UV light Intensity
- UV Spot Size: 6mm,7mm,8mm,9mm,10mm
- 5MP Camera for procedure recording
- Continous and Pulse Mode support
- Multiple Pre-soak Duration and Protocol support
- Multiple Procedure protocol support
- Hospital & Doctor Database storage
- Treatment data storage upto 1GB
- Ethernet 10/100/1000 Support for remote access
- Database transfer to external drive via USB Port
