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Whitehouse Gravity Axis Marker – Angled

The Whitehouse gravity axis marker is an angled ophthalmic instrument designed to mark the limbus at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions during ocular surgery. Its gravity-based design helps maintain consistent orientation, allowing surgeons to reference the horizontal and vertical axes accurately. The angled handle improves visibility and access in the surgical field, making it suitable for procedures requiring precise limbal marking. Ideal for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics, this marker supports reliable preoperative planning and intraoperative alignment in anterior segment surgery.

• Preoperative marking of the limbus for astigmatism correction
• Reference marking during cataract and refractive procedures
• Orientation aid in corneal transplantation
• Limbal marking for toric intraocular lens alignment

Specifications

• Clean and sterilize before and after each use according to facility protocols
• Inspect for damage or wear prior to sterilization
• Store in a dry, protected environment

Specifications

For use by qualified healthcare professionals only.