Laser Practice Eyes

Lasers in ophthalmology can be disastrous if not used properly. The greatest impediment in teaching Lasers is the potential danger to the patient's eye during the intial learning. To overcome this problem, a Laser Practice Eye “Laser-i” was developed. “Laser-i” is an Ophthalmic Teaching Device used for simulating Green/Red Laser shots in an artificial diseased retina. The optics resembles an aphakic, emetropic eye. A photographic film is used as an artificial diseased retina, which responds to the laser shots. Under exposure / correct exposure and over exposure gives a different visible reaction. It can be mounted on Slit Lamp of all available makes. “Laser-i” is an optical + mechanical device which does not require electricity.