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Cataract Surgical Unit Premiere DP 2062 195014 - MedWOW

882640327

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Device: Cataract Surgical Unit
Manufacturer: Storz
Model: Premiere DP 2062
Location: United States, California
1,000
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Cataract Surgical Unit Premier DP1403-200 216201 - MedWOW

528523492

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Device: Cataract Surgical Unit
Manufacturer: Storz
Model: Premier DP1403-200
Location: United States, Oklahoma
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Cataract Surgical Unit PREMIERE DP 3473-200 136489 - MedWOW

115683361

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Device: Cataract Surgical Unit
Manufacturer: Storz
Model: PREMIERE DP 3473-200
Location: United States, New York
2,700
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Cataract Surgical Unit Protege 123654 - MedWOW

634559603

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Device: Cataract Surgical Unit
Manufacturer: Storz
Model: Protege
Location: United States, Florida
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584612198

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Device: Cataract Surgical Unit
Manufacturer: Storz
Model: DP1403-400
Location: United States, Nevada
Rating: 100%
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The model & manufacturer of the marked items have changed due to an acquisition between companies, and are also known as:
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Cataract Surgical Unit may also be referred to as :

Cataract Extraction Unit, Phacoemulsification | Phacoemulsifier | Phacoemulsification Unit | Cataract Surgical Unit | Cataract Surgical Ultrasaund System | Cataract Extraction Unit
 

Tips for buying Cataract Surgical Unit

  1. The most important considerations are safety and effectiveness.
  2. Another important factor is how comfortable the surgeon is using the system.
  3. Users should be able to operate the units remotely.
  4. The units should possess irrigation, irrigation/aspiration, ultrasound, diathermy, and vitrectomy operational modes.
  5. All hand pieces should weigh less than 5 oz.
  6. The following features are required for the US system hand piece: a piezoelectric transducer that causes the hand-piece tip to vibrate  at a frequency of 25 to 80 kHz, a pulse mode, and made from autoclavable titanium.
  7. It is also recommended that the US hand piece should feel light and comfortable enough  in the surgeon's hand; the response of the foot pedal control should be suitable; the system should deliver the objectives and the US output that the surgeon requires.
  8. The I/A hand piece should be autoclavable with 0.2-0.5 mm port diameters. It should have a peristaltic pump capable of 500 mmHg maximum vacuum, atmospheric vents, and gravity or pump reversal reflux.
  9. The anterior vitrectomy mode should utilize a guillotine type hand piece with variable speed.
  10. The following may come standard with the unit or as options purchased separately: ultrasonic capsulotomy, automated reflux, anterior or posterior vitrectomy, and diathermy capabilities.
  11. Buyers should examine the differences in cost between disposable and reusable I/A tubing, collection devices, and other equipment.
  12. Facilities performing many phacoemulsification procedures must remember that they need to sterilize most of the reusable equipment after every operation.
  13. Before making a purchase facilities should make sure that service support is readily available, and replacement or repair parts are easily identified and quickly obtainable.
  14. Free operation and maintenance training should be offered by the supplier, along with a clear, concise, and comprehensive instruction manual.
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