FemtoLASIK surgery instruments are engineered for precision and workflow efficiency in refractive care. RUMEX offers FemtoLASIK spatulas, designed for ease of use and long service life.
| Key Design Features |
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| • Delicate flap-lifting and flap-management tools • Smooth atraumatic spatulas • Fine irrigation cannulas • Interface debris removal support • Ergonomic microsurgical handles • Compatible with femtosecond-created flaps |
| Related procedures |
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| • FemtoLASIK • LASIK flap lifting • Stromal bed inspection • Flap repositioning • Interface irrigation • Refractive corneal surgery |
| RUMEX Expertise |
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| • Overnight, express and economy shipping options available • Directly from manufacturer • Instruments are co-designed with practicing doctors • FDA compliance • Flexible payment options including PO payments |
| FAQ |
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| Which spatula is preferred for femtosecond flap lifting? A thin, smooth, low-profile spatula with an atraumatic edge is generally used to enter the flap plane and lift the flap carefully. Are RUMEX instruments designed to minimize flap edge trauma? FemtoLASIK flap instruments use polished, rounded, thin profiles to reduce the risk of edge snagging and tissue trauma. What tools help remove interface fluid or debris? Atraumatic cannulas, irrigation tools, sponges, and flap manipulators may be used according to the clinical protocol. Can these instruments be used for conventional LASIK? Many can be used for conventional LASIK if the instrument design is appropriate for the flap technique. How should flap instruments be sterilized? Reusable instruments should be carefully cleaned, protected from tip damage, and sterilized according to the Care & Cleaning Instructions. |