The device is used to perform ocular laser surgery. The laser emits short pulses of 577-nm yellow wavelength, which physicians can use to treat certain forms of macular edema and peripheral retinal pathologies.
“The technology is a compact, reliable variation on solid-state lasers,” said Jean-Marc Gendre, CEO of Quantel Medical. “Quantel engineers worked closely with surgeons to design a fully integrated system with an intuitive interface to ensure optimal ergonomics and ease of use.”
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