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Features of the LAHayeSIK⢠Surgical System
Sterile Surgical Field Irrigation
Sterile irrigation via LAHayeSIK⢠Surgical System cleanses and re-hydrates the corneal tissues easily and consistently while avoiding pooling and backwash thereby providing the means to ensure the cleanest, most consistent and reproducible procedure possible.
Aspiration of Surgical Debris
Aspiration of the irrigating solution helps remove surgical debris, glandular secretions and other contaminants from the corneal flap and stromal bed.
Controlled Environment
Aeration, irrigation and aspiration combine to maintain a consistent hydration of the cornea, which is essential to predictable and consistent outcomes.
Precise Flap Replacement
The hinged flap pedestal allows minimal manipulation of the corneal flap, and its proper, accurate repositioning at the conclusion of the procedure.
Rapid Flap Adherence
Flap adhesion is accelerated by uniform evaporation of excessive moisture; use of abrasive instruments is minimized or eliminated as well as the usual 2 to 5 minute wait for flap adherence.
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