What types of ophthalmic laser procedures are available?

Ophthalmic laser procedures include photocoagulation for diabetic retinopathy, laser DCR (dacryocystorhinostomy) for blocked tear ducts, and retinal laser for tears and detachments. Different wavelengths and probe designs target specific conditions.

What is laser photocoagulation used for in ophthalmology?

Laser photocoagulation uses focused light energy to create controlled burns on retinal tissue. It treats diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears, macular edema, and retinal vein occlusion by sealing leaking blood vessels or creating adhesion.

Ophthalmic & Vision Care

Ophthalmic surgery portfolio: Horus fiber optic laser probes for retinal photocoagulation and laser DCR systems for tear duct obstruction treatment.

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Ophthalmic & Vision Care

Lasergade Laser Probes Photocoagulation

Horus Fiber Optic 300/500/600 Laser Probes

Horus® Fiber Optic Laser DCR

Horus® Optic Laser Probes (Photocoagulation)

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