SLT/YAG laser

Colin Kerr

Published: Monday, July 3, 2017

Ellex Medical Lasers showcased its newly-launched Tango Reflex™ selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT)/YAG laser alongside its other laser floater removal (LFR) innovations at the ASCRS•ASOA Symposium & Congress in Los Angeles, USA. “The unique LFR product portfolio includes the Ultra Q Reflex™, the world’s first and only YAG laser optimised for anterior and posterior YAG treatments; and the new Tango Reflex SLT/YAG multi-modality laser, a breakthrough in laser technology that provides surgeons with four treatment modalities (SLT, LFR, capsulotomy and iridotomy) in a single device,” said a company spokesperson. www.ellex.com

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