An electrically-powered ophthalmic surgical instrument intended to be used to create a corneal pocket for the insertion of a corneal implant or to create a flap to prepare the cornea for laser vision correction. It typically consists of a suction ring, an appl
| Company | Devices | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Moria Sa | 42 | 76% |
| Med Logics Inc | 13 | 24% |
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| Code | Name | Devices |
|---|---|---|
| HNO | Keratome, Ac-Powered | 30 |
| HMY | Keratome, Battery-Powered | 26 |
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55 device records in commercial distribution are listed on the FDA Global Unique Device Identification Database (GUDID) under the GMDN category "Microkeratome", from 2 companies. The largest labeler is Moria Sa with 76% of records.
HNO (Keratome, Ac-Powered), HMY (Keratome, Battery-Powered)
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