an-Silpro, Small Animal
Intrascleral (see specific sizes) and intraorbital implantation with a prosthesis inserter (Carter Silicone Prosthesis Injector #610319)
Orbital silicone prostheses are artificial eyes used in veterinary ophthalmology to replace the eye or the parts of the eye that are missing or damaged. They are typically used in cases where the eye has been removed or damaged beyond repair, such as due to trauma, disease, or cancer.
The orbital silicone prostheses are made to fit the individual needs of each patient, ensuring a comfortable and natural-looking replacement. They are made of soft, flexible silicone and are designed to mimic the shape and appearance of the normal eye.
In addition to improving the appearance of the eye, orbital silicone prostheses also provide important protective functions, such as shielding the socket from foreign objects and reducing the risk of infection. They can also help to improve the pet’s comfort and quality of life.
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Description
Application |
Intraorbital and intrascleral prosthesis following enucleation or evisceration of eyes in small animals |
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Diameters Available |
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Material |
Black tinted silicone rubber |
Package |
Non-sterile, single |
Sterilization Method |
Autoclave |
Important Note(s) |
Sterilization by autoclaving required prior to use |
