Corneal irrigation system and method of use
OwnerAlexander Ilich Movshovichinventor
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A corneal irrigation system, for removing a color pigment(s) from an intracorneal channel, includes a syringe, an irrigation device, and a flexible tube coupling the syringe to the irrigation device. The irrigation device includes a handle, having a distal end and a proximal end, that is coupled to the cannula. The handle also includes a lumen. The cannula includes (i) a shaft section having a first end that is coupled to the handle's proximal end, (ii) a curved section having a blunt tip, wherein an exterior surface of the curved section includes a rough-surface region, and (iii) a lumen having an opening in the rough-surface region, the lumen extending from the first end of the shaft section toward the blunt tip. The cannula's lumen is coupled to the handle's lumen.
A method for irrigating an intracorneal channel within a cornea using a hand-held irrigation device comprising a cannula that includes (i) a shaft section having a first end, (ii) an arcuate section having a blunt tip, wherein an exterior surface of the arcuate section comprises a rough-surface region, and (iii) a lumen extending from the first end of the shaft section toward the blunt tip of the arcuate section, the lumen including an opening in the rough-surface region of the arcuate section, the method comprising the steps of:
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