The Catholic University of Korea Industry-academic Cooperation Foundation

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Catholic University Industry Academic Cooperation Foundation

Lucid Korea Co., Ltd.

Dong Jin Chang

Choun-Ki Joo

Dong Kun Lee

Hyung Gu Kwon

Chong Houn Lee

Young Jung Roh

Jae Hyung Han

Provided is an intraocular lens exchanger for moving a foldable intraocular lens (IOL), the intraocular lens exchanger including: an outer tube having a first passage formed in a forward/rearward direction; an inner tube disposed to be movable along the first passage and having a second passage formed in the forward/rearward direction; and a variable tube extending from a front end of the inner tube to form a variable passage connected to the second passage, in which the variable tube has an extension part having a width that increases forward in an unconstrained state in which the variable tube is not positioned in the first passage, and the extension part is provided to be elastically deformed when the unconstrained state changes to a constrained state in which at least a part of the extension part is received in the first passage.

Intraocular lens exchanger

The present invention relates to an anterior capsulotomy guide device for cataract surgery. The present invention relates to an anterior capsulotomy guide device for cataract surgery which is temporarily inserted for anterior capsulotomy during cataract surgery, wherein the anterior capsulotomy guide device comprises a ring-shaped body, and a cut portion is formed by cutting a part of the body. According to the present invention, it is possible to carry out anterior capsulotomy with precise size and shape during cataract surgery, thereby maximizing the effect of cataract surgery.

Anterior capsulotomy guide device for cataract surgery

The present invention relates to an ocular surgery training device, which includes an eye model having a hole at one side, and a catheter inserted into the hole, wherein a pressure sensor for measuring a pressure applied to the hole by the catheter is provided at one end of the catheter. The present invention may provide the ocular surgery training device which may enhance the skill of users in performing ocular surgery, thereby preventing complications.

Device for ocular surgery training

The present invention relates to a surgical instrument for cataract surgery, and provides the surgical instrument for assisting in distinguishing the anterior capsule during cataract surgery, including a ring-shaped body; and a light source provided on a bottom surface portion of the body.

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Seoul, South Korea

Dong Jin Chang