Automated cutting process
Gebauer Medizintechnik has rolled out the Doc Assistant which enables users to experience a hands-free cutting process. “The Gebauer SLc Doc Assistant eliminates the possibility of any complications caused by irregular hand movements that may occur during the cutting process from a downward pressure or rotational pressure on the donated cornea,” said a company spokeswoman. “The Doc Assistant is connected to the Artificial Anterior Chamber (AAC) and serves as a solid base for the Gebauer SLc Handpiece during the pass. This new safeguard feature ensures a precise and repeatable result on every pass, and makes the process truly user independent,” said the spokeswoman.
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