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Corneal Shields

Laser Corneal Eye Shields · Laser Eye Shields · Ocular Shields · Corneal Protectors

Small curved metal cups shaped to sit over the eye under the eyelids. They are made of stainless steel with a non-glare outer surface, and some have a small handle or a suction cup for removal.

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What it does and the lengths it comes in.

  • What it’s for

    Placed over the patient's eyes to protect them during laser or IPL surgery of the eyelids and face, such as blepharoplasty. They are part of laser safety for the patient.

  • Lengths and variants

    Come in several sizes, from about 22 x 18 mm to about 31 x 24 mm depending on the maker, often sold in pairs or full sets.

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  1. Fuller JK. Surgical Technology: Principles and Practice. 8th ed. Chapter 15 (Energy Sources in Surgery), p. 306
  2. phillips-safety.com
  3. delasco.com

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