New phaco device
Oertli launched the CataRhex 3 phaco device at the XXXI Congress of the ESCRS in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. "Weighing as little as 5kg and fitting in any pilot case, CataRhex 3® can be mounted on any IV pole with a click – it is thus the epitome of portable equipment," said a company spokeswoman. "A device that takes up so little space and is so easy to handle is becoming increasingly attractive in both outpatient and high-volume clinics," she said. "Efficiency and safety start with ease of operation. Displays and tactile keys are visible at a glance, all connections can be operated from the front, with the ergonomic multi-function pedal immediately responding to any foot movement. CataRhex 3 is a power pack with cutting-edge technology," said the spokeswoman.
www.oertli-catarhex3.com
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