Avalign Technologies, Inc. 85-1671757E Millennium

Cervical Anchor, Long

Ball Probe, long, left, angled 90 degrees

Ergonomic Handle Spatula, Long, Gray

Conformers (made of acrylic or PMMA) are single use devices. They are used to keep the form of the orbital cavity after enucleation or evisceration. In fact, a well chosen conformer enhances healing and prevents retraction of the cul-de-sac. It facilitates the fabrication and the retention of the ocular prosthesis. The conformer temporarily takes the place of the volume lost after enucleation or evisceration and keeps the lids in their natural position. It can be inserted in both eyes (left eye or right eye).The conformer is inserted behind the lids at the end of the surgery and stays in place until the next appointment with the ophthalmologist and/or the ocularist before an ocular prosthesis is made. This period of time varies for each patient and can range between one (1) to four (4) weeks. The conformer is never worn for more than 30 days continuously.

AliMed® Patient Roller Long: 14"W x 67"L, 13 lbs.

FORCEPS MOLARS #90

Stoggles peach square standard (with blue blocking + anti-fog)

Valve, Scavenging, (+3" Taller), LeakTight Throttling, 90°, 3/4-20" x 19mmM, w/ CheckValve, Chrome Brass

ANCHORED CERVICAL INTERBODY DEVICE, ANCHOR, LONG

Cervical Anchor, Long

Ball Probe, long, left, angled 90 degrees

Ergonomic Handle Spatula, Long, Gray

Conformers (made of acrylic or PMMA) are single use devices. They are used to keep the form of the orbital cavity after enucleation or evisceration. In fact, a well chosen conformer enhances healing and prevents retraction of the cul-de-sac. It facilitates the fabrication and the retention of the ocular prosthesis. The conformer temporarily takes the place of the volume lost after enucleation or evisceration and keeps the lids in their natural position. It can be inserted in both eyes (left eye or right eye).The conformer is inserted behind the lids at the end of the surgery and stays in place until the next appointment with the ophthalmologist and/or the ocularist before an ocular prosthesis is made. This period of time varies for each patient and can range between one (1) to four (4) weeks. The conformer is never worn for more than 30 days continuously.