Corneal Marker 4 blades 10.0 cm (4")

Corneal Marker with 4 Blades — 10.0 cm (4")

A corneal marker is a precision ophthalmic instrument used to create consistent, evenly spaced marks on the cornea before incisions or suturing. This model features four blades arranged to produce a symmetric pattern in a single application, helping surgeons maintain alignment and reproducibility during corneal procedures. The 10.0 cm (4") handle offers a balanced grip for controlled placement in the operating room. Built for durability and repeated sterilization, it suits hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics that demand reliable performance from every instrument. The four-blade configuration supports efficient marking for procedures such as penetrating keratoplasty, astigmatic keratotomy, and other corneal interventions where accurate reference marks are essential.

• Marking the cornea before penetrating keratoplasty to guide suture placement
• Creating reference marks for astigmatic keratotomy or limbal relaxing incisions
• Aligning corneal incisions during refractive or therapeutic procedures
• Establishing symmetric marks for rotational alignment in corneal surgery
• Supporting consistent, repeatable marking in high-volume surgical settings

Specifications

• Clean thoroughly to remove biological debris immediately after use
• Sterilize according to your facility's validated protocol before each procedure
• Inspect blades regularly for sharpness and alignment; replace if damaged
• Store in a protected case to prevent accidental damage to the blades

Specifications

For use by qualified eye care professionals only. Follow your facility's sterilization and handling protocols.