This vitrectomy lens system comprises of a set of contact lenses (with concave contact surface) and a ring to hold the contact lenses in position. The main advantage of this system is that it minimizes the dependence of a well-trained assistant. The set comprises of the following lenses.

• MILR - Silicon ring
• MILR1 - Stainless steel ring with two notches
• MILR2 - Stainless steel ring with two struts
• MIL1 - Central Fundus lens (Plano)
• MIL2 - 20 Degree Prism lens
• MIL3 - 30 Degree Prism lens
• MIL4 - Magnifying lens
• MIL5 - Wide field lens
• MIL6 - Biconcave-90 D lens
• MIL7 - Prismatic biconcave lens

Biconcave Irrigating Vitrectomy lens (-90D)
It is designed to view the fundus in air-filled phakic and pseudophakic eyes. This lens has a refractive power of -90D, a field of view of 24 degree.

Magnifying Irrigating Vitrectomy Lens (Plano/-45D)
This lens is designed to visualize the structures deep in the vitreous in phakic & pseudophakic eyes. The lens has a 36 degree field of view.

Wide field Irrigating Vitrectomy Lens
This lens is designed for wide angle viewing of phakic, fluid filled eyes during vitrectomy. The lens helps in visualization of the posterior and peripheral fundus in phakic and aphakic eyes. It is also useful in endolaser of peripheral fundus.

This instrument incorporates a silicon backflush reservoir on the conventional flute needle, which helps in safe backflushing of the incarcerated tissue during passive aspiration of intraocular fluids. Available with regular & brush soft silicon tips.

Backflush Handle
This handle with a backflush reservoir offers the flexibility of changing the tips during the surgery as per requirement.

Active Aspiration
This backflush instrument has an additional option of active aspiration.

Silicon tipped needle (straight / curved) : 20 G needle with a soft silicon tip for atruamatic removal of intraocular fluids.

Silicon brush needle (straight/curved) : 20-G needle with a soft silicon tip that is split to create a brush like quality. Useful for atraumatic brushing of the retinal surface with simultaneous aspiration. May be useful for repositioning of retinal folds or breaks.

Green Tip Cannula: 20 G needle with a green soft silicon tip for better visualization in an air filled cavity.

This is an ultra thin wall cannula (20 G) with 45degree beveled tip along with a flexible silicon tubing. It is designed to provide more effective infusion than a regular wall cannula.

The flexible tubing is 25 cm (10 inch) long and attaches to an infusion source. Both ends of the infusion cannula are strongly secured with the silicon tubing thereby making it an ideal instrument for silicon oil injection.

Tips Sizes : 2.5mm, 4.0 mm & 6.0 mm
It is recommended that the Infusion Cannula be disposed off after use of Silicon Oil.

• For atraumatic removal of magnetic foreign bodies.
• Changeable Tips - 14g, 16g 20g and 23g.
• Titanium Body
• Rare Earth Magnet
• User friendly design/ergonomic grip.

• A multipurpose forceps for retinal detachment surgery which can be used as a
• Muscle hook to hook the recti muscles
• To pass the bridal suture under the recti muscles
• To pass the silicon band under the recti muscles
• As a single prong retractor
• As a double prong retractor
• To handle conjunctiva while closing the wound

This instrument is used for controlled injection of the silicon oil into the eye with minimal efforts. The syringe filled with silicon oil is loaded onto the injector. Slow rotation of the handle pushes the syringe piston forward injecting the silicon oil in the eye.

• Both 5 ml & 10 ml syringes can be loaded.
• Made in Stainless Steel.
• Autoclavable.
• Special attachment to firmly hold the Infusion Cannula in place.

This lens provides ultra resolution retinal image with the Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope during clinical practice or in the Operating Room. Aspheric design for maximum resolution and field of view.

This Slit Lamp Lens offers an ideal combination of field and magnification. This Lens provides an extended working distance from cornea.

This Slit Lamp Lens is the most popular power for non-contact fundus examination. It offers a wide-field fundus imaging out to and beyond the equator. A high magnification provides an increased illuminated field area which makes it ideal for posterior pole scanning.