FROM STANDARD TO COMPLEX CASES

BI-BLADE® DELIVERS CONFIDENCE FOR VITRECTOMIES

High-speed cutting with stable flow gives surgeons precise control

The confident choice for complex cases and challenging surgical maneuvers

ADVANCED ILLUMINATION

  • Bright xenon light was designed specifically for small-gauge vitrectomy
  • Supports fibre optic add-ons as small as 29g
  • Numerous specialised illumination options:
    • Chandeliers and illuminated infusion chandeliers
    • Illuminated laser probes
    • Illuminated bipolar cautery
  • Supports both mid-field and widefield light pipe illumination options in Stellaris EliteTM packs.

DIFFERENTIATED VIEWING

  • Proprietary colour filters deliver distinct advantages over systems without filters:
    • Yellow
    • Green
    • Amber

See Stellaris EliteTM in action

  • One-of-a-kind Pinnacle 360 Instruments

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  • Bi-Blade® dual-port cutters

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  • Unique VR Accessories

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Contact your Bausch + Lomb Representative to learn more

References

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2. Alcon Active Sentry Brochure: US-CNT-19-E-0682a. Access date: July 11 2022. uscnt19e0682a–active-sentry-sales-aidnonpitcherversion.pdf https://ascrs.org › ascrs-website › files › sponsors.

3. B+L R&D Report: Stellaris Elite Vs Centurion Dynamic Infusions 128-002-618 Revision B_ March 2017.

4. Maubon LG, Ursell PG. Reduced posterior capsular rupture rate observed among trainee surgeons utilizing a disposable siliconetipped irrigation and aspiration handpiece for soft lens removal Exp Rev Ophth. 2018.

5. Teixeira A, Chong LP, Matsuoka N, Arana L, Kerns R, Bhadri P, Humayun M. Vitreoretinal traction created by conventional cutters during vitrectomy. Ophthalmology. 2010 Jul;117(7):1387-92.e2. doi: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2009.11.004. Epub 2010 Feb 21. PMID: 20176400.

6. B+L R&D Report: Vitrectomy Cutter Flow Rate 128004086 Rev. B_2019.

7. Rossi T, Querzoli G, Angelini G, et al. Introducing new vitreous cutter blade shapes: a fluid dynamics study. Retina. 2014; 34(9):1896- 904. Rossi T, Querzoli G, Malvasi C, Iossa M, Angelini G, Ripandelli G. A new vitreous cutter blade engineered for constant flow vitrectomy. Retina. 2014; 34(7):1487-91.

8. B+L R&D Memo: Comparison of Silicone Oil Flow rates through the deep Drawn Stainless High Flow VFI Cannulas compared to Synergetics 19020 Polyamide Viscous Fluid Cannulas_May 2019.

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