Now you can finally match the conformer radius to the globe shape when performing an
evisceration procedure. No more need to worry about central
blanching that may cause your closure to become exposed possibly leading to an
extrusion of the implant.
Look at this side view of a steep radius evisceration conformer resting
on a ocular prosthesis with a radius of 44.50 diopters.
Notice how nicely the
conformer fits the shape of the eye, which is very similar to that of an
eviscerated globe.
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Our new steep radius
evisceration conformers are just the ticket when you have concerns about
pressure on the surgical closure following an evisceration or in some
cases an enucleation.
We offer
three sizes, available in
sterile pouches...They can be purchased one at a time for $20.00 or in
a box of ten for $200. You may order a box all the same size,
or choose a box assortment of ten to match your needs. For custom box
assortments, please call our office with your size requests. We have listed
the sizes and suggested use of each steep radius conformer below.
Small:
Suggested for children and small adults: Dimension 21x18 mm.
Medium:
Suggested for women and smaller male globes: Dimension 22x21
mm.
Large:
Designed for larger globes, vaulted for cornea clearance: Dimension
24x22 mm.
