Ophthalmic Surgery Cryosurgery Unit

Keeler has been providing ophthalmic cryosurgical units for over 40 years, beginning with the Amoils cryosurgical unit. Built upon the exceptional dependability of its predecessors, the Cryomatic MKII offers automation and adaptability.

The Cryomatic MKII console and probes are a superior treatment option compared to laser retinopexy in the following scenarios:input:
output:The treatment of peripheral retinal pathologies

A single-step procedure for retinal detachments. Conversely, laser retinopexy must be administered 24 to 48 hours subsequent to gas injection.

When the laser’s penetration is restricted by obstructions within the eye, such as a cataract or vitreous opacity.

The coupling system of the Cryomatic MKII is compatible with a single-use or reusable probe, eliminating the necessity for an adaptor. The internal parameters of the cryo console are automatically adjusted to reduce the complexity and number of steps necessary to perform ophthalmic cryosurgery by detecting the type of probe in use. The user is provided with intuitive cues, such as probe information, gas cylinder status, and freeze time, by the inbuilt speakers and backlit digital display.input:
output:The seven reusable probes that are utilized to treat a diverse array of pathologies are compatible with the Keeler Cryomatic MKII console. Keeler also provides a single-use probe, which enhances scalability and reduces the necessity for sterilization.input:
output:Technical Featuresinput:
output:Automation:For more than four decades, Keeler has been providing cryosurgical systems that are specifically designed for ophthalmic applications. It is imperative to minimize the number of variables when performing cryotherapy, as we have discovered.