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Instrument Rinse System
®
• For instruments with lumen
and tubing
• Provides consistent rinsing
pressure and volume
regardless of the operator
• Eliminates hand fatigue caused
by repetitive syringe use
• Frees up your hands to perform
other tasks, greatly improving
the speed and efficiency of
your reprocessing department
Still rinsing
with a syringe?
Use the
Bausch + Lomb | Stellaris Elite Phaco Machine
The first thing you'll notice about this unit is that it
has a different look than the company's previous
phaco machines. Its primary upgrade involves a
longer air force infusion (AFI) spike, which relies on
both gravity and pressure to infuse the eye during
surgery. On conventional phaco machines, surgeons
typically manually set the bottle of balanced salt
solution (BSS) at a certain height — 100 cm to deliv-
er more pressure into a shallow eye chamber or 50
cm if less pressure is needed — to maintain fluid
equilibrium in the eye. Instead of relying solely on
gravity, this machine employs adaptive fluidics,
which combine precise aspiration control with pre-
dictive infusion management to maintain the eye
chamber with more precision. It also automatically
adjusts to the internal eye pressure to compensate
for how much vacuum the surgeon applies to
remove fragmented lens pieces. Those features
offer huge clinical advantages, because a surgical
field that gets very shallow when too much fluid
leaks from the incision can get the surgeon into
deep trouble.
• GRAVITY The fluid pressure delivered to the inside of the eye by the Stellaris Elite
is no longer limited by the Earth's gravitational force.
