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Retinal laser Solitaire

Brand: Ellex

Categories: Ophtalmology Operating Room

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The Ellex Solitaire 532 nm laser is a retinal laser used in ophthalmology. This green laser at 532 nm is designed for use in the operating room (OR).

Description

Revolutionize Retinal Photocoagulation with the Ellex Solitaire 532 nm Laser

The Ellex Solitaire 532 nm laser represents a significant advancement in photocoagulation technology, specifically tailored for use in operating rooms (OR). With its versatile treatment options, including endo-ocular photocoagulation and the use of indirect ophthalmoscopic laser units (LIO), this system offers unparalleled flexibility.

Equipped with a solid-state diode laser source and pump, the Ellex Solitaire emits a green laser at a wavelength of 532 nm. Its dual-fiber port configuration for slit lamps provides a power range of 50 to 1500 mW, ensuring precise delivery of energy for various treatment needs. The exposure time can be adjusted from 0.01 to 4.0 seconds, with a repetition mode of up to 20 Hertz, allowing for efficient and effective treatment sessions.

For enhanced precision, the laser features a red aiming beam with adjustable intensity at 635 nm. Its air-cooled system ensures optimal performance and reliability, while its compact design and weight of 7.4 kg (console only) make it easy to maneuver and integrate into any surgical setting. Additionally, adapters are included to accommodate Haag-Streit 900BM/BQ and similar models, providing seamless compatibility with existing equipment.

The Ellex Solitaire also comes with an indirect ophthalmoscopic laser unit, further expanding its capabilities and versatility in ophthalmic procedures. With its comprehensive features and user-friendly interface, the Ellex Solitaire is the ideal choice for surgeons seeking precision, reliability, and innovation in retinal photocoagulation.