- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 0.29 lb
- Developed for oculoplastic procedures for corneal and scleral protection
- Dimensions enable protector to rest on the sclera and not on the cornea
- Easily removed with the E1500 Bishop-Harmon Forceps
- Individually packaged sterile
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Learn more:
- MFR: Bausch & Lomb Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: E5699 P
Frequently asked questions
How does this shield protect the delicate cornea?
The Corneal Shield Crouch is expertly engineered with a unique geometry that ensures it rests securely on the sclera rather than the cornea. This design effectively distributes pressure away from the sensitive corneal surface during oculoplastic procedures.
Is this shield suitable for pediatric patients?
Yes, this specific model is designed in a pediatric size, ensuring a proper and comfortable fit for younger patients requiring ocular protection during surgery.
What tools are recommended for easy removal?
For optimal handling and efficient removal, this shield is specifically designed to be compatible with E1500 Bishop-Harmon Forceps, which helps streamline your procedural workflow.
What high-quality material is used in its construction?
The shield is constructed from durable, high-quality plastic, selected for its reliability and suitability in sterile surgical environments.
Is each unit provided in its own packaging?
Yes, to ensure convenience and maintain hygiene for clinical use, each Corneal Shield Crouch is individually packaged.
Does this shield offer a secure fit on the eye?
The shield features a 17 X 17 mm diameter and a specialized dome-like silhouette designed to conform to the eye’s anatomy, providing a precise and stable fit while resting on the sclera.
Is the device intended for single-patient use?
Yes, this product is strictly for single patient use, ensuring maximum safety and hygiene standards are met for every procedure.
Is the shield sterile upon arrival?
The Corneal Shield Crouch is provided non-sterile, allowing medical facilities to process it according to their internal clinical protocols prior to surgical use.
How does the design assist with instrument handling?
The shield features a small, subtle protrusion or tab on its edge. This functional design element serves as a secure anchor point for medical instruments, facilitating precise placement and extraction.
Is this product ideal for oculoplastic surgical environments?
Absolutely. It is a specialized accessory developed by Bausch & Lomb specifically for oculoplastic surgeons who require a reliable protective barrier for delicate ocular tissues.